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so heres the deal. 2 SSAicon 12's . 2 Phoenix Gold V1502's. i'm not 100% sure but it seems like a 1.5 (i think) 2 12 sealed box. the amount of power the SSA's are amazing. anyways so i have a 98 malibu (folding back seats) right now i have the subs facing the back. i'm sick of having the box sliding around and afraid of damage so i'm going to put some L brackets to brace it. but first should i have the subs facing the back or should they be facing the front?

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Just a quick idea, why not try it out before bolting them down & see if ya like it firing forward? ;)

Majority of the time it sounds better firing toward the rear, but give it a try anyway.

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Isn't it better to have the subs facing the rear? You would get more dBs that way because its bouncing off the rear and coming forward. Thats just what I heard. Correct me if I am wrong.

I also tried the firing the subs to the front but thought that every time people wanted to see my subs i couldn't show them from the trunk.

Just my $0.02

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The reading on a SPL mic should not matter as only a few increments are not picked up by the ear anyway. As mentioned above, try both directions. I would suggest trying to add a little sound deadening in your trunk with those subs. ;)

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While your'e at it, why not try sideways as well? I've seen that suggested and claimed to be the best option sometimes. It's not that much work, just a bit of listening.

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