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I have 2 10" Kenwood subs in a box in my hatch. They're sitting in the trunk, but on the upper part, not in the well (my T-Tops go in there). My question is: is it better to have the subs facing the interior or the hatch? They're angled enough that I think it might matter, and right now they're facing the interior.
I couldn't really judge too much of a difference when I tried spinning them around, but perhaps some audiophile could tell me the "correct" way to do it for best sound.
A rule of thumb with normal sedans is to have the box as far to the rear as possible and subs facing the rear. Obviously, our hatchbacks are a little different. However, I have heard many people saying that their same subs are louder when firing INTO the well. Funny. Kinda similar to the sedan rule....
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