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Brabus also had the cool idea of putting a sub under the seats of the smart firing up, no idea what it sounded like, but I bet it was quite a ride for the ladies

I like the idea, but that would assume there was some space under the seats in a Morgan...

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http://www.earthquakesound.com/sws.htm

I've got the 2 x 6.5inch package. Robricc got them on my behalf in the US. Pretty good performance, I'm told the bigger units are even better.

They look ideal if the main isssue is lack of depth for mounting a traditional woofer. But on the Mog, there is a fair bit of depth available behind the plywood panel behind the seats. OK, at some point you will hit the rear diff...

I am also a bit suspicious of anything with "earthquake" in it's name. I am not looking at listening to surround soundtracks of disaster movies, and I don't need to be able to set off car alarms while waiting for a green light. Insetad I want a clean sound with sufficient volume to cope with the rather significant wind and engine noise - a german car it isn't.

For the same reason I have a bias against elements with glow-in-the-dark neon surrounds (and furry dice).

The Focal elements would have been perfect...

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I am also a bit suspicious of anything with "earthquake" in it's name.

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What's in a name? Yes they can be driven very hard (the cone excursion on the drivers are really quite impressive) but I simply used them as reinforcement for the bottom octaves. If I'd wanted earth shattering bass I'd have gone with a much more substantial setup than the one you see above.

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I like the idea, but that would assume there was some space under the seats in a Morgan...