How long was the Dynamat process. Disassembling a brand new vehicle makes me feel squirly, but this seems like an inexpensive mod that could make a big difference.
it was literally 4 bolts and 1 trim piece to remove and the dynomat is pre-cut and peel and stick. You can do just the floor if you like so you don’t have to remove the side panels
Using a passive subwoofer allows you to use air pressure behind the cone to create added reinforcement. It's similar to using a bass port in a subwoofer enclosure but a little bit better. A passive radiator is nearly identical in structure to a standard speaker but without the voice coil structure or wiring. It will provide much more broad and versatile bass compared to using a single speaker enclosure.
I'm thinking to do that with Audiomobile as they have an enclosure with a normal shallow sub plus passive radiator
Do you have a picture with the seats down and the enclosure without a cover? This seems like an awesome way to get the trunk level with the seats folded down in a 2-door.I’m running this exact setup with the 500.1 and it works really well and sounds great (for what it is) and, I would do the exact setup again.
This picture is before hooking up the 500.1 but it basically comes right off the LC2i and im using the plugnplay harness. My mains are running off the 200.4 key (not pictured behind/above the glove box)
i also did a “faux seat delete” platform in my 2dr and this box works great for that purpose.
How would you compare a sub plus passive radiator setup to two identical subwoofers?
