lol, i know ya can. i was just trying to figure out why there were so many. i was like "no way is there that many braces in that box...or is there?!" i was starting to think you built a sealed enclosure around your sub, using wooden dowels lol
ahmen man. i was gonna say an old school re xxx 18 will do PERFECT with that power for daily. loud, low, clean.This will do the trick...if you can find one .
No doubt...just an awesome woofer . I wish i never got rid of mine .
and out of all those screws.. the ones he didn't screw in all the way are the ones holding the sub in
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Those are 5/16 bolts going to epoxied t-nuts...believe me they're tight . That sub weights 65 pounds .and out of all those screws.. the ones he didn't screw in all the way are the ones holding the sub in
That whole box is double 3/4 mdf with glue in between with more internal bracing inside . That box wasn't weak . That thing was built like a tank. Those screws have a purpose . No such thing as a waste of money when you build a quality box. Been building them for almost 20 years .
No offense meant, Im sure it was strong... but if you've been building boxes 20 years, Id think you would have a more uniform and regular method/thought process to applying screws. When I screw 2 pieces of mdf together, I like to use a regular patten of screws to divide the force evenly. It looks like you just put screw here and there until you ran out. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
Nope still had 2 boxes left //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
