Reasonably Priced Custom Subwoofer Enclosure
#1
Reasonably Priced Custom Subwoofer Enclosure from Audio Integrations.
This may be old news to some of you...
I found this company called Audio Integrations online that makes a subwoofer enclosure for a 12" sub that tucks into the passenger side of the S197 trunk.
If you are like me and want a lot of bass but don't want to lose your trunk space, the JL Audio Stealthbox was looking awesome but I couldn't spend $1000 on just a box and sub.
Well Audio Integrations makes this box that is $349 with no sub.
I can tell you from experience, making your own fiberglass enclosure, if you haven't done it before, is a huge itchy mess unless you know what you are doing. I attempted to do it and failed miserably and spent a lot of money. If I started over with my experience, I could do it right if I tried again, but I don't have the time to do so.
This sub box looks like a smokin' deal.
I just ordered one last night and will update once received.
http://www.audiointegrations.net/cat...15/6165717.htm
UPDATE 7/24/2009
I got the enclosure installed.
Fits great, fits securely and sounds wonderful.
I found this company called Audio Integrations online that makes a subwoofer enclosure for a 12" sub that tucks into the passenger side of the S197 trunk.
If you are like me and want a lot of bass but don't want to lose your trunk space, the JL Audio Stealthbox was looking awesome but I couldn't spend $1000 on just a box and sub.
Well Audio Integrations makes this box that is $349 with no sub.
I can tell you from experience, making your own fiberglass enclosure, if you haven't done it before, is a huge itchy mess unless you know what you are doing. I attempted to do it and failed miserably and spent a lot of money. If I started over with my experience, I could do it right if I tried again, but I don't have the time to do so.
This sub box looks like a smokin' deal.
I just ordered one last night and will update once received.
http://www.audiointegrations.net/cat...15/6165717.htm
UPDATE 7/24/2009
I got the enclosure installed.
Fits great, fits securely and sounds wonderful.
Last edited by thedrod; 07-24-2009 at 08:30 AM.
#3
I listen to about 80% metal&rock (soilwork, unearth, AC/dc, etc) and about 20% country/rap/whatever....so a sealed box is best for me.
Last edited by thedrod; 07-08-2009 at 10:29 AM.
#4
While you tried this project did you come across any really good DIY stuff? I know there is a lot of them around but most seem par at best. I have toyed with the idea of making a mold so it would be easier to work with the fiberglass and everything rather then doing it all in the trunk. What route did you go?
#5
While you tried this project did you come across any really good DIY stuff? I know there is a lot of them around but most seem par at best. I have toyed with the idea of making a mold so it would be easier to work with the fiberglass and everything rather then doing it all in the trunk. What route did you go?
I made a mold of the inside of the trunk first.
Then I pulled it out and continued to add layers.
I can not stress enough how important the rollers are especially in molding stage. Gravity wants to pull the fiberglass down and the rollers help you mash it on the resin.
#10
http://allfordmustangs.com/forums/au...questions.html
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-F5DvYMJ...tealthbox.html
Reasonably priced considering it will be the last subwoofer you will need to buy.
B U L L E T P R O O F and L O U D!
Why buy and rebuy and rebuy when you can purchase once and be done with it?
Been there and done that with cheap gear. Still have the 1980 A-60 Pioneer and
its works just like new and I am hard ao audio gear. 157db (thats loud)
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-F5DvYMJ...tealthbox.html
Reasonably priced considering it will be the last subwoofer you will need to buy.
B U L L E T P R O O F and L O U D!
Why buy and rebuy and rebuy when you can purchase once and be done with it?
Been there and done that with cheap gear. Still have the 1980 A-60 Pioneer and
its works just like new and I am hard ao audio gear. 157db (thats loud)