Hello, so I’ve been on the road in the forum for a while now and have decided to get the registration done. I’ve been wondering for some time what everybody has against boxes in the rear shelf. I’ve been doing this since I was 18 and can only say that I haven’t heard a system that sounds as good as mine. And I’ve been to many meetings etc. And the safety aspect is given the fact that the storage weighs about 40 kg and out of ma Ssive wood is probably secondary. As difficult as the part is, it can’t fly around. Gravity has a word to say. And the music always has to play in the front is also nonsense. On a concert, of course, you don’t stand with your back to the stage, but you don’t hear anything from the singers anyway. Everything you hear comes from the loudspeakers, which not only hang at the front of the stage, but everywhere in the hall. When I see how much work some people do buy boxes with a separate tweeter and then put them in the front of the taps – I can only touch my head. Manufacturers are already thinking about it when they bring loudspeakers with an integrated tweeter on the market. That has the advantage that they are quickly installed and you don’t have to put unnecessarily 1000 cables. Where we are already at the next point, the speaker cables from the amplifier to the speakers are clearly shorter, therefore not so much sound goes into the speakers. Most cars already have loudspeakers in the front anyway, when they play on the radio very quietly and there are decent speakers in the rear, one has fine surround sound. Still ́n Woofer pure and already you can enjoy his music in 5.1. Almost like at home. Visually it looks much more horny, if you look in the back and then sit left and right the boxes and in the middle a thick baser is located. Due to the large housing (case room) the Bas sounds And as already mentioned, it looks definitely cooler. If you have looked at all this and once you have heard a proper boxing system, every clever person will probably notice that all these sayings are nonsense. Looking forward to your contructive contributions. The Audi driver greets you.