Thumpper

here is an enclosure for a single T112D4 2.0cf3 plus sub/port bracing and corner displacements tuned at 34hz

I have done alot of Lexan and paint once I get moved and open the new shop I'll have a proper paint booth and Airbrush set up again... got a few new designs that will take advantage of all the cosmetic tricks I have used in the past

I don't use terminal cups on my personall stuff but some people want them

and absolutely nothing to do with the build...............................

thanx..I really like the looks of the port when this design is finished it makes the build worth all the work

for a single T212D4 I got a bit of sanding ahead but I thought I would do something different

this one is almost complete...

no e mail yet

this enclosure is for a pair of 12" IDmax 2.50cf3 per chamber and 30hz tuning

I got a 4 x 8 sheet of Lexan for an upcoming project

The new line will only be 12-18" sizes well $hit!!! I guess I'll be going with 12" then

1500w rms... ...I'll definatly be getting me some of the 10" when they come out

that is a Poly-Urithane coating on the ports..(Liquid Plastic)

looking good have you meter'd the set up yet?.... oh and you can pass me one of those Corona's

frequencies below 8hz are beyond the potential of a conventional woofer I have actually experienced a 1hz tone with a low frequency fan set up on a home theater system..I watched Jurassik Park with 2 of these things hooked up and it felt like an Earthquake at times here is a link http://www.eminent-tech.com/RWbrochure.htm

the GTO amps do handle 1ohm easily but may heat up fast in the summer heat... a little trick...mount the amp up on spacers so air can get in around the heat sinks (GTO amps have the heatsinks wrapping around the bottom of the amp)

I knew it would catch on sooner or later

this is a seperate chamber enclosure for a pair of T112D4 subs 2.0cf3 per chamber plus sub,port and corner displacement