I've been working on my woodworking skills. I've really gotten into home theater/2-channel audio, and realized that diy is the only way to get truly high-end speakers on a budget. These were 2 Boston Acoustic subs I had in my Dodge truck 10 years ago.
These cabs I calculated with an online subwoofer enclosure calculator. It's made from 3/4" MDF and covered in walnut veneer. I stained it a whitewash stain, and sprayed 3 coats of lacquer.
These cabs I calculated with an online subwoofer enclosure calculator. It's made from 3/4" MDF and covered in walnut veneer. I stained it a whitewash stain, and sprayed 3 coats of lacquer.
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Thanks Pano!
Boy, y'all are a tough crowd lol. Well, I like them anyway. I worked on them every weekend for about 2 months. The pictures may not look all that impressive, but they really look nice in person, and sound phenomenal! They have way more output and low end extension than the super small sealed enclosures I had them in for car audio.
