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Join Date: Dec 2007
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I will send a picture of the box that is half done. Look almost like the diagram.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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hell yeah , thats sweet!
how many cuft did you end up going with, and whats the port length/surface area? see if you can find some mirror at a glass shop and put it inside the port (its plastic), and maybe wire up some LED lightbars inside the port...theres red, blue tinted mirror also. that would be tight....if you can find a place that sells acrylic(plastic) you can finish the box face with that stuff and maybe install another LED light bar at the top of the v, but blocking the actual tube from the front and it will be nice and shiny ...bling...bling ...bling i havent even started mine yet... nice work! |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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the box is 8.75 but I will check again because I added braces and and the is 47.5 x 2.5 and 17.5 deep. I round the edges off but I could have taken it to the shop and hade it done because I brought a table that cost 400.00 but sweet with a router mount build into it. But the finally touches I when to homedepot and used Thompson Water sealer with stain to given a different color now. But there was one big problem that I had ran into. The sub on the end was to close to wall based the depth of the but I fix it with shifting the holes a little with a adatper plat that I mad out of 3/4 mdf. Cant wait to put in the truck and see how it sounds.
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#45 |
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when i saw the depth of the v, i was worried youd run into that problem.
when you wire up the subs to the amps, dont forget to adjust the gains and crossovers all the same... take a Digital meter , put it on A/C voltage and play a test tone and adjust the amps so they are all the same. |
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#46 |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Here we go it is killer. Thanks clipped
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cool.....im still trying to get over the fact that you actually made it !!!
loud?
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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All you have to do is is say the world and I will try. Took me a little with the angles but it came good but hit lower and louder now. Thanks again.
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