Recent content by afghiranian

anyone?

So ive been convinced to fabricate my own enclosure, however i have no idea how to do so. I just need some dimensions to get cut for me at the hardware store for me to put together. Here are my specs: Vehicle : BMW (e46) 328i (2000) Location in the vehicle: Trunk Space available (Length x...

Cool man thank you. And thanks to everyone else who gave their input

is that for the SO or the obcon?   ---------- Post added at 04:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:29 PM ----------   how much would that set me back?

that does seem really good, but its just too expensive still, i know its only like 60 bucks difference but if only you saw my list of things i need to do to my car lol. in regards to the bass bunker the thin construction means its more fragile? if so i did see someone post that they had two...

well these seem to be decent construction from what i hear, obcon so far hasnt really fallen apart and some people who have used the sound ordinance claim the same, and both are lower than 45, the obcon is 38-40 and the other 33? and its not that i dont have the money but its more that i have...

i will keep it in mind for sure. ill be changing subs soon enough to some w6's and i want to wait until then to build a custom box, for now i think i just want to get some pre fabs and be done with it

As i said i really just dont want to spend that much money. But why wouldnt it be worth it? if its got the right airspace and frequency, what would be the difference?

what would be the difference? would the lower one be better for type r's?

Well i get a discount on amazon so the obcon would be about $95 and the sound ordinance is $80, not really too big of a difference. the only prices i found for custom were at least 200 local

Hey, im obviously new to the caraudio forums, so i apologize in advance if im posting something that has been asked before or in the wrong section. but ive done my searching and come up on nothing so i think im okay. anyways, i have two 12 in. alpine type r's attached to a treo engineering...