Yes, depending on how you add it, you can add bass firmly without greatly narrowing the cargo area.

We often hear from people who want to add bass but are concerned that it will make it difficult to load their luggage.
In reality, you don’t necessarily need to mount a large box. By choosing based on how you use your car and the kind of bass output you’re looking for, you can get a solution that looks natural and is also very practical to live with.

At LOGON as well, for customers who want to keep the cargo area as intact as possible, we often offer compact subwoofers that save space and plans that make clever use of mounting locations.
Depending on the vehicle model, it may be possible to fit it under the seat or in a corner of the cargo area, helping you improve the lack of bass while keeping everyday usability.

On the other hand,

• I want to prioritize impact above all else
• I want deep bass that you can feel in your body
• I want to make sure there’s a sense of headroom even when I turn the volume up

In these cases, you may need at least some space.
This is easier to understand if you think of it as: the size you need changes depending on how much bass you’re aiming for.

The important thing is that adding more bass doesn’t automatically mean getting a big, obstructive setup.
Whether you want a little more thickness or you want strong impact determines the best choice, so if you sort out that point first, you’ll be less likely to make a mistake.

At LOGON, we don’t just consider sound—we also propose ideas that take into account how you use the cargo area, what you want to load, and how natural it looks.
Many people think, “I don’t want to make the cargo area any narrower if possible, but I want more bass,” so you can start by considering that as your premise.
We can guide you to a practical, no-hassle way to fit it based on your vehicle model and how you use it.