double baffles...?

[WOT]

Double baffle will do alwmost nothing for you

Bracing it was keep that box stiff if you ask me ( and Ive only ever used big boxes )

A 2X2 8' can be bought for 2 freakin bucks, and just make a brace up and down on your sub baffle, and left and right to the sides, BUT connect the 2 braces with a few screws for even more strength

Ive built 15+ cube boxes out of 1/2" MDF single baffle with just some 2X4 braces and on 3000+ rms and 4 15's, held just fine with NO flex

 

[WOT]

Forgot, if you can afford it, threaded rod is best, but it aint cheap. The wood braces work very well, but they arent "solid"

Ive only used rod once, but I didnt notice any difference, car owner was happy is all that matters

 

[bustaplz 10+ year member]

I just put my SR10's into a 1/4" baffle sort of flush mounted with 1/2" supports. It's solid as a rock, I can't imagine anything flexing it.

 

[DaBeholder 10+ year member]

a brace like this is what i used on my last box:

i would had gone double baffle but i didnt have the wood. as for the subs ripping out of a single baffle. when i am careful its fine, otherwise just use t-nuts. threaded rod is also an option.

Is is that a Maxximus powering those AQs? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif

 

[MasterOfAllBass 10+ year member]

Is is that a Maxximus powering those AQs? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif

you better ****ing belive it

 

[IDSkoT 5,000+ posts]

a brace like this is what i used on my last box:

i would had gone double baffle but i didnt have the wood. as for the subs ripping out of a single baffle. when i am careful its fine, otherwise just use t-nuts. threaded rod is also an option.

Did you cut off the excess...? that looks ugly.