[fredberg]

granted, im assuming that 6X9's are built to work in free-air applications, like in rear decks.

but im wondering, if u were able to baffle them correctly, while still in the rear deck, wuld u get better bass response?

i think BMW has sumthin like that with their 8" rear speakers. theyr virtually sealed boxes mounted in the rear deck.

imagine if u culd mount sealed boxes in the rear deck for the 6X9's, would they have more bass?

 

[touringcamry]

If you are doing this with the stock speakers...don't even bother. They just plain suck. Seriously.

Get some aftermarket 6x9s or or subs if bass is what you want.

 

[fredberg]

If you are doing this with the stock speakers...don't even bother. They just plain suck. Seriously.

Get some aftermarket 6x9s or or subs if bass is what you want.

ya, i was talking about aftermarket 6X9's. i have some Clarion 6X9's, jus wonderin if theyd put out more bass if they were baffled. thats all

 

[MrSo0h0o]

it probably wouldnt be noticeable..

 

[Black95Cam]

6x9 give out mid bass. if your loooking for trunk rattling, haed thorbbing bass then add an after market deck/head unit, amp and sub(s).

 

[wtftoy]

There are a lot of bass from infinity and pioneer 6x9s, sounded like I had a small 10" in the back. (Based on my personal experience and what others have told me.) ALL aftermarket 6x9s will give out alot of bass, especially when you amp them.

BUT NOTHING can replace a small sub though. I'm giving ~300W RMS to this OLD P1 12" sub and its pounding!!