re-sx-18-d3.2

I am fairly confident with my skills to build a box. But I still want some personal help. I have made a few ads on CL and got a few replies so far. This one guy says if I get the plans, then he can build it. I just need to help do one or 2 for some experience. I almost never need to build a box as I have a 12" 1.75 and 4.0 15" ported box which are pretty much good for any 12" or 15". But I decided to spring for an 18" this time. i know, if I'm asking, then I can't do it. But I'm just asking as a reference. I know it's not hard to build a box once you know what to do anyway. What program is used to do the virtual sketch up? Here is what I have so far in the RE box calculator. I have it like this because I want it port up/sub up. Is 9 cubes too much? Recommended is 5.5-8 cubes. I am going for killer low end response. The measurements I have to work with are 38" width, 19" height and 33" depth. I would like to cut 3-6" off of the depth and 1-3 off of the height if possible (any combination is fine)

I know this is old, but I have the same sub and I'm trying to get make a box for it. How well does this sub like the lows? How much power were you giving it?

I'm not saying the prices aren't justified for most people, but for the work involved, it seems too high to me. I do basic car audio stuff myself and for $100 per hour that most local shops want, it's ridiculous. People come to me and most of the time I just do the work and they give me trades or pay me later. I do it for fun. As long as they provide all materials needed. I'm currently looking for someone near me to help me build a box that just does this on the side and isn't trying to make a huge profit. Otherwise, I can build one myself. I just thought you needed a panel saw to get the cuts straight. I mean I've looked up box building. For a simple design, it's very easy to put together. I figured most people would reflect that on their pricing, but no, they want to just make money. I guess most people don't do it for the hobby anymore.

$360 for the 6 cube 18" box. Jesus. For that price I might as well put a down payment on tools and make one myself

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wow this is sooo helpful. thank you sooo much for taking the time to write this. wow. such info. many help

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