Loud Speakers Under Rear Seat.

I'd advise against this; it would lower the sound stage in your car to foot level, and all of the sound would be coming from behind. This would make your music sound pretty muffled. I put some front kick panels in my 73 bug, which go under the dash and allow the speakers to be aimed properly. I got mine from Glass Action; I'm very happy with 'em. They look really nice; I can post some photos soon... once I finish putting in my new longblock and Lizzie gets off of the jackstands! :)

-Brian

snipped-for-privacy@m> I'm looking at the idea of relocating my door speakers to the kick

I did exactly that. I bought new kick panels so as not to damage the originals. Mount them high to avoid the battery. Use small cones. I used

I agree with brian. Kick panels for the front look good and keep the sound in front of you. Keep in mind that the kick plate is effectivly behind your back and not your head.

If this sounds bad. Think about puting them in the back rear panels and knock out the punch holes that are meant for ash trays. This will at least keep the sound high and in the air.

-raul

If the engine it working fine, why do you what a radio? Listen the engine sound is one of the best features of the beetles.

Joao

I don't think it would be a good idea. But it makes me wonder, what about putting a small subwoofer there?

subwoofers are non-dimensional. You can place them anywhere in the car and get generally the same effect. that's why you'll see most subs placed in the trunk of a car.

Raul

I think you mean "non-directional" or omnidirectional.

................anywhere nthey'll fit.

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Non-directional.

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