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[Y242limitedS]

I have a 2015 242 Limited S. I have enough top end sound but not much on the mid to low end. Is there a good subwoofer to use that can be mounted under a seat without punching a 16in hole? I dont think the Amp that is in the 242 is big enough to push more but I just want something that has an even sound though out an not so much "Tiny Tim"

 

[betterwhenitswetter]

Yes, example Wetsounds HT AS-10, self powered 10" subwoofer. There are other manufactures with similar designed self powered subs.

http://www.wetsounds.com/pages/products/HT_AS-10.html

 

[David Analog]

I have a 2015 242 Limited S. I have enough top end sound but not much on the mid to low end. Is there a good subwoofer to use that can be mounted under a seat without punching a 16in hole? I dont think the Amp that is in the 242 is big enough to push more but I just want something that has an even sound though out an not so much "Tiny Tim"

If you plan on adding a subwoofer then plan on creating an opening.
A direct-radiating 10-inch infinite-baffle subwoofer will require a hole with around a 9" diameter.
The other approach, a sub driver loaded into a small sealed enclosure and then located/concealed within a seating console, will also require an opening or aperture to vent the bass radiation. The surface area of such an aperture/vent should ideally be about the same. Without the vent, the sub driver and sub amplifier will have to work 4 to 6 times harder to produce the same output, and will lose most of the bass sound quality.
So no short cuts on this. An opening for one or the other reason is going to be necessary.