Finding a fabricator for door pods

[SpeakerBoy 64]

What I want for my doors is beyond my fabrication capabilities, so I'm considering looking for a fabricator in the chicagoland area to do them up for me. I was hoping you guys could give me an idea of what to expect it to cost, as well as throw me some names of reputable shops.

I'm going to have them put 12's in my doors. I'm going to try a two way with the Dayton AMT-Pro's.

I'm not opposed to working with someone from the board either!

I sent a few emails to places I found on Google, but not many reviews to be seen.

Thanks guys. 

 

[SpeakerBoy 64]

Bump

 

[S.DeYoung 968]

I know a guy in Michigan if you are willing to travel or ship.

[///M5 2,833]

AMT and 12's don't match.

As for cost that will depend a ton on your expectations of how they look.  Anywhere from $300-$2000.

[Liro213 36]

12 hours ago, S.DeYoung said:

I know a guy in Michigan if you are willing to travel or ship.

Do you know where about in Michigan ?

[S.DeYoung 968]

1 hour ago, Liro213 said:

Do you know where about in Michigan ?

Saginaw Area

[SpeakerBoy 64]

I'm fine with continuing to shop for tweeters, the big point is the 12's. I know I can get tweeters that satisfy my output goal, but midbass is what I'm fiending for.

The AMT pro plays down to like 1k though, that's not a low enough xover point?

 

 

 

[SpeakerBoy 64]

On 12/29/2016 at 5:42 AM, S.DeYoung said:

I know a guy in Michigan if you are willing to travel or ship.

I have family in Michigan, what part is he in?

[S.DeYoung 968]

3 minutes ago, SpeakerBoy said:

I have family in Michigan, what part is he in?

Saginaw Area, he does amazing work. Worth shipping or driving to him.

[///M5 2,833]

1 hour ago, SpeakerBoy said:

I'm fine with continuing to shop for tweeters, the big point is the 12's. I know I can get tweeters that satisfy my output goal, but midbass is what I'm fiending for.

The AMT pro plays down to like 1k though, that's not a low enough xover point?

 

 

 

Tweeters and 12's DON'T work together...not even close.  You also don't need a 12 for midbass.

[Liro213 36]

 

6 hours ago, S.DeYoung said:

Saginaw Area, he does amazing work. Worth shipping or driving to him.

I'm interested in his info man. Thanks..

[Liro213 36]

5 hours ago, ///M5 said:

Tweeters and 12's DON'T work together...not even close.  You also don't need a 12 for midbass.

They don't blend in or wat gives?

[Randal Johnson 544]

What do you plan to run for midrange ?? If you are using 12s for midbass, I'm Shure something will be needed in the midrange area.

[SpeakerBoy 64]

7 hours ago, Randal Johnson said:

What do you plan to run for midrange ?? If you are using 12s for midbass, I'm Shure something will be needed in the midrange area.

I was going to use a dayton amt pro, which is a massive amt that digs pretty low for a tweet. Like 800hz 

 

I was gonna try 1k to begin with. I could try a three way once I get more processing power but as of right now I'm limited to two way.

Look, if I can get punch you in the chest midbass with less than twelves, I'm all for it, saving the legroom and all. Are you suggesting a ported ten or something of that nature? 

 

http://www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-amtpro-4-air-motion-transformer-tweeter-4-ohm--275-094

[WrenchGUy 0]

Im in northern MI......suppose PM me any inquiries.

[WrenchGUy 0]

I'll even get your driver situation figured out to boot.

[S.DeYoung 968]

14 minutes ago, WrenchGUy said:

Im in northern MI......suppose PM me any inquiries.

 

2 minutes ago, WrenchGUy said:

I'll even get your driver situation figured out to boot.

This is the guy I was referring to, Bruce you should post up some project pictures to show off your work.

[WrenchGUy 0]

36 minutes ago, S.DeYoung said:

 

This is the guy I was referring to, Bruce you should post up some project pictures to show off your work.

Im not used to forums anymore.....lol

[WrenchGUy 0]

Easiest stuff for me to post anyway....but whatever ya need really.

[S.DeYoung 968]

Amazing work as always, looking forward to my kickpanels