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<blockquote data-quote="IgnoreMe" data-source="post: 6310891" data-attributes="member: 551352">i bought a 12&quot; fi q because ive been bassless for a while. i need to get a box for it now.ive built countless ported boxes, a few sealed, but right now, i really dont feel like building shit.so my question is, has anyone tried the &quot;sonic sub box&quot; from sonicelectronix? they got a 1.48 cubic foot sealed box, carpeted, and everything with free shipping, for $25. last time i built a box, it was like $28 for a sheet of mdf, then you gotta buy screws, then you gotta buy glue, then you gotta cut it, then you gotta build it, and then i never put carpet on it so i rode around with a plain mdf box. so i can get this box for cheaper than if i bought all the materials for it myself and spent the time cutting and shit to get it all together.assuming they arent lying, with the q installed id be at ~1.3 cubic feet which is perfect since thats exactly what i was going to build.so here is the question: who has used these, and are they constructed well?i did a search and found one person that said they are solidly constructed. anyone else agree?ps: dont tell me to build my own. i wont unless i seriously cant do it the easy way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IgnoreMe, post: 6310891, member: 551352"] i bought a 12" fi q because ive been bassless for a while. i need to get a box for it now. ive built countless ported boxes, a few sealed, but right now, i really dont feel like building shit. so my question is, has anyone tried the "sonic sub box" from sonicelectronix? they got a 1.48 cubic foot sealed box, carpeted, and everything with free shipping, for $25. last time i built a box, it was like $28 for a sheet of mdf, then you gotta buy screws, then you gotta buy glue, then you gotta cut it, then you gotta build it, and then i never put carpet on it so i rode around with a plain mdf box. so i can get this box for cheaper than if i bought all the materials for it myself and spent the time cutting and shit to get it all together. assuming they arent lying, with the q installed id be at ~1.3 cubic feet which is perfect since thats exactly what i was going to build. so here is the question: who has used these, and are they constructed well? i did a search and found one person that said they are solidly constructed. anyone else agree? ps: dont tell me to build my own. i wont unless i seriously cant do it the easy way. [/QUOTE]

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