"Stealth V2" Driver Side Loaded Ford F-Series Truck Behind the Seat Sub Enclosure Only

Are you looking for a well-engineered, great-performing enclosure that goes behind your rear seat in your F-Series? If so, you have come across the right solution. What makes this enclosure unique is that it allows full functionality of the rear seat, without touching your subwoofers when lifted in the upright position.

While you may think a larger subwoofer is better, you are half right. Larger subwoofers require larger enclosures if you want a high level of performance, without internal airspace, the low bass will fall on its face. Bigger is better, but what you mean to say, is Bigger the Enclosure the better, not subwoofer size.

So how are we able to squeeze out so much performance from small-diameter drivers? It's a mix of science and experience. The main benefit of our enclosure is its vented (Ported) design, this allows higher efficiency over a traditional sealed enclosure. Think turbocharger on an engine, the displacement of the engine might be smaller, but horsepower goes up. This vent we can manipulate to work with the acoustics of the truck, whereas a sealed enclosure, you have very limited ways to "tune" the output.

As you might know, we work with an amazing brand JL Audio that makes some pretty amazing shallow subwoofers. So why do we not utilize those drivers in our enclosures? Simply put, the vented design of our enclosure delivers better performance in this exact application. The second part, is if you face a subwoofer forward, it will touch the seat and damage the subwoofer, nobody wants that.

Hand-Crafted Enclosure Details:
 - Pre-loaded with Two 6.5-inch Subwoofers in our vented enclosure, pre-wired
 - Premium Materials (Premium MDF, High-Grade Carpet)
 - The only enclosure that honestly fits behind the seat without damage to the subwoofers that still delivers a high level of performance
 - Hand-made by our Award Winning Team

Additional Touches:
 - Over-packaged to ensure safe arrival
 - Includes Free Shipping in the U.S.

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