Enclosure and subs under rear seat.

[Moparnut]

Hello all!, I have started an Audio Intervention for my ‘22 Ram Crew Cab. I went with the PAC Audio harness to connect to an Audiocontrol LC5I. Then to two separate Rockford Fosgate amplifiers. One for the mids/highs and the other for the subwoofer department. I went with Infinity 6x9 reference for the doors and the 3.5” for the dash. My issue(s) are I cannot find a budget-friendly enclosure that is either loaded or unloaded. First time full-size truck owner here. I’m currently going to utilize a single 12” ported enclosure that will have to be installed and removed on a regular basis because my wife does not enjoy bass (I know, I can’t believe it either!) Anyhow, I have a great feeling that this is going to sound good because I have previously used this equipment in prior installs. Problem is, I have grown accustomed to having two 12s in a ported enclosure. And with the under seat method being the best option, I would prefer to go this route. The bass amplifier is 935 watts RMS into 1 or 2 ohm load. I listen to just about all types of music. I realize I may have to stick with what I have for now until funds will allow the enclosure and subs. I have also found that most of the 12” enclosure’s are sealed instead of ported. Finally, are shallow mount subs a big difference from regular as far as sound is concerned? Thanks in advance to everyone. Much appreciated!!

 

[OC455]

Been a long time since I was in the mobile audio realm....I've seen where guys have made their own sub enclosures with fiberglass molded to the floor bottoms and then MDF to secure the speaker. From what I've seen, some of the shallow mount subs have good specs....but that was a while ago. Don't know what they have now....again, it's been awhile.

 

[seems fishy]

Premade sub boxes for your truck are expensive.May be someone can sell you a used box

 

[DILLIGAF]

Fox box with 2 Alpine type Rs is the ticket