I put a 10 " Kicker sub with a custom box under the rear  camper  bench
facing forward with  the standard plastic black grill -people would look and
notice it and say something about the sub. I then put in  a 10" JL under the
rear bench of the camper, but just used a off the shelf box that was long
enough for the dual voice coils and bolted that in. The interesting part is
I was thinking how to camouflage this I didn't want to put in another round
grill or gray fabric but wanted it to fire forward through the wood I ended
up using a louvered heater vent painted matching gray  looks like some sort
of a factory heater, not to Westy people but for the" don't want to buy
there own parts kind of people "  the stereo store people laughed .
Lloyd
----- Original Message -----
From: "ray" <ray@ZENFOO.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: Kenwood KSC-SW1 powered subwoofer

A related question: has anyone put a subwoofer under the bench seat? Any
tips? I was thinking I could put a 10" and have the box custom built - but
it's costly.
Anyone know of a prebuilt that fits or a template to build my own?

Thanks,

Ray
'91 MultiVan

On 3/21/06, Mike Collum <collum@verizon.net> wrote:
>
> Would anyone who has used the Kenwood "Fits anywhere" powered subwoofer,
> in a Westy, comment on how well it performs?  Will it fit under the
> driver's seat if the front of the pedestal is cut to reveal the secret
> compartment?
>
> Between Vanagon noise (wind, mechanicals, and Nokian tires) and my
> tininitis, my needs don't require state of the art equipment, but, my
> system of head unit feeding speakers directly doesn't do much for bass.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
> '84 GL 7 pass
> '85 GL Westy
>