Subwoofer Project FINISHED!!! (Enclosure Dimensions Included)

[Pewters]

Big thanks to Essam for this thread and i've got to say i love it.............i got a Lanzar sub coz the audio shop i got if from sucked and after 2 weeks waiting i said "just send me a 10" shallow sub !!!!!"



And the amp



And the cover fitted...........i'm unsure about painting it grey, what do you think guys?

[sleepless]

Originally Posted by Pewters

Big thanks to Essam for this thread and i've got to say i love it.............i got a Lanzar sub coz the audio shop i got if from sucked and after 2 weeks waiting i said "just send me a 10" shallow sub !!!!!"



And the amp



And the cover fitted...........i'm unsure about painting it grey, what do you think guys?

Paint ! Paint ! it will look sweet, another member on this thread painted and it looks really good, do a search in this thread I believe it was around Feb/March !!!

[Philly X5]

I think it should be on page 25...

[goflyhelo]

Originally Posted by Pewters

Big thanks to Essam for this thread and i've got to say i love it.............i got a Lanzar sub coz the audio shop i got if from sucked and after 2 weeks waiting i said "just send me a 10" shallow sub !!!!!"

This looks very clean! Pewters, may I ask how much you ended up paying for this total?

Thanks for sharing your pics.

[jayjay_dee]

guys, any advice on how to cut the whole on the MDF? newbie here in woodworking...

[carlgo]

Originally Posted by jayjay04x5

guys, any advice on how to cut the whole on the MDF? newbie here in woodworking...

Just use a jigsaw and patiently follow the line. Ragged edges, etc. won't show when the speaker is in, but pride dictates doing it nicely. Use the appropriate blade.

There are all sorts of special router accessories that make nice holes. I would use one of those for holes that show, but not just for one hidden one.

Speakers come with the hole size and often with a template. You may have to get a compass (the circle marking kind). Or you can rig up a stick of wood with a nail through it for the pivot point and a pencil at the other end.

[jayjay_dee]

Originally Posted by carlgo

Just use a jigsaw and patiently follow the line. Ragged edges, etc. won't show when the speaker is in, but pride dictates doing it nicely. Use the appropriate blade.

There are all sorts of special router accessories that make nice holes. I would use one of those for holes that show, but not just for one hidden one.

Speakers come with the hole size and often with a template. You may have to get a compass (the circle marking kind). Or you can rig up a stick of wood with a nail through it for the pivot point and a pencil at the other end.

thanks for the reply carlgo... i will give it a try this weekend...