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Well, well, well, Look what the cat dragged in. super surreal to be back on the forum after pretty much a friggin decade.
it’s nice to see most of y’all are still active here! Here’s the current build in the works for my 2005 forester.
Plan/currently installed:
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objective of this build is to be a SQ monster with the capability to be Very LOUD and lots of pressure.
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By mklett33
Hello and welcome to my version of the “How to Build a Custom Subwoofer box Tutorial”. This tutorial aims to teach you not only how to create a subwoofer box but how to add additional styling and design to make it a one of kind masterpiece.
This is a four part tutorial series; a brief description of each part is given below and accompanied with a video and pictures. Enjoy!
Part 1: How to Build the Box
In this first video I cover the basics of a box design, incorporating bracing and 45’s and construction techniques.
Part 2: Customizing the Box
This video covers the design and production of custom template created insert shapes that mount to the front of the box and can be used to accent and tie to other parts of the install. These techniques can be used on other aspects of your install like custom door panels, and more.
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By rmksledhead
So I guess this isn't really Fi specific but I've got this box modeled up in sketchup and I'm wondering if it would be beneficial to add an angled piece to each corner and to cut an angle into the inside turn of the port at the corner or if leaving it the way it is would be fine.
I haven't ever heard a back to back comparison with two similar boxes, one with the angled corners and one without so any input would be great! -
By rmksledhead
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