Subs in the backseat of a vert cutty?

[95 BLKDOUT Drop Top]

My next project over the next couple months will be designing an enclosure for four 12's where the backseat of my cutty used to be. the only question i have is will it hit? Im gonna do 4 seperate slot port boxes fireing towards the front of the car (if it will hit) I finished the fiberglass door pannels but im gonna be re-doing them in this project to add more mid ranges. But Im looking for opinions and ideas on ways to put the subs in the backseat in a way that they will pound, top up and down.

[Ryan from Ohio]

You are already at a huge disadvantage in a convertible. You can forget about the 10-12 dB's of cabin gain as it will not resonate off the convertible top.

 

My best advice is to go sealed.

[95 BLKDOUT Drop Top]

wont i be missing the low frequencies if i go sealed? or will it even matter anymore?

[Ryan from Ohio]

You are misinformed on box characteristics.

 

http://www.xtant.com/html/techSupport/enclosures.cfm#sealedEnc

 

Have a quick read on sealed vented.

 

Its just been my experience with subs say in the back seat, that when in a ported box they dont sound as loud as sealed.

[95 BLKDOUT Drop Top]

sealed it is then... It will make it easier to fit 4 in the back seat in a sealed box also.