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Big are you saying that the sub makes the hatchback floor shake? Obviously the natural frequency of the hatchback structure is no very low so it cannot virbrate at low
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Big are you saying that the sub makes the hatchback floor shake? Obviously the natural frequency of the hatchback structure is no very low so it cannot virbrate at low frenquencies efficiently, not sub woofer frenquencies low anyway. I still maintain that the speaker cones are so stiffly suspended that they cannot produce low frequencies.
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