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The shape doesnt matter about the box, the internal volume is all that is important......

I know of a pretty good box for Jensons, there about 4 feet tall and a cylinder made of rubber...oh what are they called.....hmm.....oh yeah!!!!! A trash can... j/k

First off I would definately use 3/4" thick wood. The best wood to use is MDF (medium density fiberboard), its about 20 bucks a sheet. If the box is for more than one sub, you should make each sub its own chamber. I personally like sealed boxes better than ported, buts its all opinion. If...

Ive got a friend whos Kenwood just died one day too, wierdest thing, we couldnt figure it out.

Well your bass would be a little tighter and "punchier" and IMO it would sound better. Im not much of a fan of ported boxes, the way I see it, unless your in comps, you get a system in your ride to SOUND good, in other words to have good sound quality, and a sealed box, IMO has a much better...

Ive got my two 12 W3D4's running off of a punch 500s, and the only thihgs I have heard around hear that hit harder either have a few more subs, or are w6's or w7's.....So I bet if you get a new amp to em, theyll pound....

If you want something that hists real hard and sounds real good, and Im not just being bias, look into some JL Audio w3's. Ive got a pair of 12s that I love. If you put em in a nice and tightly sealed box, theyll hit extremely clean and hard. I got mine from ebay for 312 dollars for both of...

Well if you remember I posted about one of subs popping a little it, and I thought it fixed itself but its doing it again, its not bad, yu can hardly hear it actually, but still its not normal, any ideas????

THink about it like this, the first crossover cuts the frequency at say 80, and it sends onely the signals below 80 to the second crossover and the only way it would do anything else to the signal is if you had it set below 80

Ive got a pair of 12" W3'sthat I would have to say are the ****, they hit extremely clean and hard in a good tightly sealed box, I love em

AN exacto knife would be my bet

Im in a carpentry class at school right now and they have some extremely bad ass equipment, I could easily make you some rings if you ever needed them, just post in here on the board and Ill see it

All I can say is The Sky is the limit

I would have to recommend that you look into a pari of JL Audio W6 12"s. Put em in a sealed box and feed em enough power, those babies will be **** near the hardest hitting cleanest sounding bass youve heard, i garauntee