speaker shelf build slight problems

[mentalmoshio sophs V8i]

i have 4 6x9 speaker shelf built in mine and a large storage box under neath which leavea 6 inch hight boot. im toying with the idea of enclosing the speakers on the to enable the top area to be used when dog gaurd is in place.

i also am planning rear door window gaurds and also side windows ones too to protect them too.

and fit a sub in there somehow to  :-k

any ideas or laws which maybe be broken here.

im looking for a smooth and quite good load space solution

[mentalmoshio sophs V8i]

may concerns are the sound blocking by a shelf over the top is this a goood idea or not  :-k

[dan3411]

First things first.. what is that box thing on the bottom... because i have never heard of a subs enclosure being less than 12 inches in any of the dimensions
Have you considered a plastic waffle board type thing? You will get a good sound through that.

[meader]

as long as you have them speakers amped up you should get plenty of bass out of them i woudnt put to much in there though as it is an off roader and they will get smashed

[mentalmoshio sophs V8i]

First things first.. what is that box thing on the bottom... because i have never heard of a subs enclosure being less than 12 inches in any of the dimensions
Have you considered a plastic waffle board type thing? You will get a good sound through that.

box thing is a storage chest for jacks , ropes and other stuff there no subs in there yet

[mentalmoshio sophs V8i]

whats the best connect to use to join to power wire together had to use 2 amp wiring kits to make it reach

[dan3411]

You want some bullet connectors.

remind me again what you issue is.

1stly you were worried about placing a cover over the top of your 6x9's
      It all depends on the material you place over, the thickness of it. They are wasted under a cover though just buy some etal grills for them and set them flush with parcel shelf.

whats the problem with fitting your sub?

[mentalmoshio sophs V8i]

every sub ive seen so far is way to deep and big to fit in there