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01-12-2005, 07:34 PM
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Stereo Construction Pictures...
Hey everyone, construction on my woofer box has begun, and one more day of work should finish it up. I just wanted to drop off some pictures and see what yall think of it so far.
PICTURES!
In the pictures you can see the box with out the top on. The amp box will be plexy glassed in. I believe that it will look awesome!
PICTURES!
In the pictures you can see the box with out the top on. The amp box will be plexy glassed in. I believe that it will look awesome!
01-12-2005, 08:03 PM
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Those boxes for the subs don't look like they are very big... how much cubic feet does each sub require? Looking good though.
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That's a pretty cool setup!
Ported boxes require more volume than sealed boxes... not less.
its going to be ported
01-14-2005, 10:47 AM
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Originally posted by FyreLance
Ported boxes require more volume than sealed boxes... not less.
Ported boxes require more volume than sealed boxes... not less.
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post away.. and the GSR setup wouldnt be plexiglass... looks to me like some hefty fiberglassing
01-14-2005, 10:18 PM
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hell if i know..i just take pictures, i got someone else building, i told him what i wanted it to look like, and he built. So if it sounds alright for now, then we will see...
01-14-2005, 10:20 PM
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hell if i know..i just take pictures, i got someone else building, i told him what i wanted it to look like, and he built. So if it sounds alright for now, then we will see...
as far as port goes, i was wrong. My dad said that I was wrong anyways. It was going to be ported if he used the whole area, but he designed/ing it to be able to be pulled out simply, so it does not go all the way down as you can see.
I am stupid wehn it come to all the math and **** in audio...lol
as far as port goes, i was wrong. My dad said that I was wrong anyways. It was going to be ported if he used the whole area, but he designed/ing it to be able to be pulled out simply, so it does not go all the way down as you can see.
I am stupid wehn it come to all the math and **** in audio...lol
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okay i just looked at the GSR again.. the last pic didnt load last time... but its both plexi and fiber glass. looks kinda like a band pass tho-- eww but cool looking
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