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Originally Posted by BananaCar
Today I went to an audio shop to ask about getting a subwoofer installed in the trunk. The installer said my car has steel frame in the back of the seats and it is essentially sealed. He said a wooded in the trunk won't be as effective and best to upgrade the speakers inside of the car. Any truth to this? I have HK upgrade but would like to add more low end. Thanks.
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Yes a sealed trunk is a classic issue when trying to make bass. Experience has taught this to installers for decades. Some will try to drill holes in the rear deck or remove rear deck speakers to open things up a bit. When in this situation I recommend removing rear deck speakers if an option. The bonus is you will likely improve sound stage up front because you no longer have tweeters coming from behind you.