Adrian_D

as long as it's not puffing out smoke like my jeep let's hope it's only a blown head gasket and not a cracked head stealership wants $400 just to take them off and send them to get checked. no thanks, it's just a matter of taking off nuts and bolts, i have a repair manual and i found out where the puckers take the head for checking

Aaron

i'm not going to take it very far i think i found a plastic panel locally, which means i can get more space by cutting it so this enclosure will either be sold or i'm just going to modify it to get more airspace. but that will only happen next year. managed to cut the baffle today (no pics). jig-saw + flush trim bit = cheap win. it's 31.5 cm's wide and the sub cutout is 28.1 cm in diam, so it's going to be a tight squeeze. not happy with it and an rl-i 8 is not an option right now.

since i was in the car when they called me and it was a bit noisy i actually thought someone from the college called me.

i never realised an american can pronounce my name so nicely untill paypal called me

weird similarities. maybe it's the fault of the gear or... i'm studying computer science. exams only in december / january so i guess there still is a diffrence

will do sir. right now i can either buy a new blade for the sucky saw, fork out money for a table saw or try to cut the 2 panels with the jig-saw.

as soon as i'm done with my enclosure i'm going to say bye-bye to spending large money on car audio. my room is screaming for IB bass now that the new garage is adjacent to one of the walls and i'm still itching to buy a nice turn-table

curved on the small side. probably could have used it and fill the gap with fiberglass but i hate cutting corners and i'm too much of a perfectionist

unluckiest day yet. as soon as i got the mdf out of the shed it started pouring. the sheet got wet on one surface. i got a circular handsaw from a neighbour and tried it on some scrap wood. worked fine. so i clamped a guide on the mdf sheet and started cutting. the saw decided to cut a curve instead of a straight line. i swear i'm going to buy a table saw even if it's the last mdf panel i ever need to cut.

i think he made a FG panel / pod and covered it in vinyl (sp?) again, speaking from memory, so i may be wrong.

another idea same method of attaching the "bars" to the box as in the first 2 pics.

peerles exclusive 8 IIRC. a project from diyma. saved the pics for further reference

they do look simple. i plan on trying something similar for my sub.

i love those

seems like a good idea. the underground radio station Aaron mentioned in the "now playing" thread is another idea worth considering.

no dremel available i still have to try them and see if i like the sound

http://www.tymphany.com/datasheet/printview.php?id=221 anyone ever used them ? got them almost for free and i remember i saw a project using a vifa D26NC55 http://www.zaphaudio.com/tidbits/D26NC55-halfinchhorn.pdf http://www.zaphaudio.com/tidbits/D26NC55-parts.jpg mine have a very similar mounting flange and i thought about getting it off and doing something similar to what's in the link (to replace what i currently have in the MT's) only trouble is they seem glued to the flange : i need some ideas to remove the glue

that quote is funny

it's my first enclosure. honest starting work on the mdf parts tomorrow. 1 inch mdf baffle, with a 3/4 inch panel under the sub

a friend told me about a similar scenario. the site got back, but with great losses. i wonder how does the police find out about the sites...

fudge

no excuses for the date of 15th come in mind....but i'm thinking

seems normal to me since it's a big purchase

the sports class was a very diffrent story compared to the last one