An car subwoofer can be added into the trunk of your vehicle. This can provide you with more bass on the go, as factory speakers usually fail to deliver serious bass. It is important to ensure that your car subwoofer box is mounted securely down to prevent it sliding around. This will prevent the speaker wire getting pulled from the speaker terminal cup on the back of the subwoofer. I have seen in many instances that an car subwoofer is damaged from sliding around. Either the front of the cone gets damaged and breaks from impact or the speaker terminal gets pulled and damaged. If you have invested alot of money in your car audio system, its important to protect your equipment to keep the longevity.
The first most important thing is to mount the car amplifier before anything else. There are an couple of places for this. The most common behind mounted directly into the back of the subwoofer box or screwed down onto the back seat. The benefit you get when you screw your car amplifier down to the back seat is that you can remove the subwoofer in and out of the car without taking all the power cables off the amp. Simply remove the positive and negative speaker wire that goes into the terminal cup into the back of the speaker box and remove your subwoofer
In terms of securing down an car subwoofer box to stop it moving around in the boot. The best method is to use velcro tape to secure it down. You simply purchase an roll of velcro tape cheaply from eBay or amazon cut it to length and place it underneath the subwoofer box. Try to cover all areas underneath the box to form an square shape of the box. If you have purchased 3M strong velcro, this will provide you with lots of strength and grip. This in my opinion is the best method to secure an car subwoofer box down because it looks clean and professional. Some people use metal brackets and bits of rope to secure the subwoofer down but this is not very aesthetically pleasing to look at when showing off your car audio system to your friends of family.
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