Subwoofer suggestion for liftback owners

[SimmZ]

I saw some people who install subwoofers into liftback and lost 50% to 100% of trunk space. But these suggestion may also be interesting for sedan owner who wan't loose any carrying space in the trunk!

I have two great subwoofers suggestions for people who want great bass response and who is concerned about trunk space. I test one of these products and the other one as been tested by one of my good friends.

Suggestion #1 : BLAUPUNKT ODw1000HP



- Size : 10"
- Type : Single Voice Coil
- Power Continuous (RMS) : 200 watts
- Power Peak (MAX) : 600 watts
- Sensitivity (dB 2.83V / 1m) : 90 db
- Frequency Response : 20 - 200 hz
- Magnet Weight : 40 oz
- Cone Material : Aluminium & Foam
- Surround Material : Foam
- Mounting Depth : ONLY 2 INCHES !!
- Enclosure recommanded : ONLY 0.4 SQ-FT SEALLED !!

This subwoofer is designed especialy to be installed in tailgates, rear decks, just about anywhere! You may even install it "free to air" (no need of a box) but it's still better to use sealled enclosure. My friend install one of these into a Mazda Miata (no trunk space), in a "free to air" setup and it play real nice. I had one of these two years ago and I like it very much. I use it into a real real small sealled enclosure (12in x 12in x 6in) and it play REALLY nice. This subwoofer play loud but really clear. For liftback owner, you may even consider to install in directly into the hatchback cover lid!! It's only 10" wide, so you can also install some 6.5" speakers on both side of the subwoofer. What a nice setup!!



Suggestion #2 : CLARION PFW1051




- Size : 10"
- Type : Single Voice Coil
- Power Continuous (RMS) : 300 watts
- Power Peak (MAX) : 600 watts
- Cone Material : Kevlar/Paper Composite
- Surround Material : Co-polymer Composite
- Mounting Depth : 3 INCHES

This is also a great product. I'm not sure about enclosure size required, but it's probably very small like the Blaupunkt. My friend test this product and it was very nice too. Just a little bigger mounting depth however.


Hope this suggestions will help some people here.