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<blockquote data-quote="commtrd" data-source="post: 6180312" data-attributes="member: 612356">I purchased from a guy in California who is an avid car audio nut and also does really top-quality speaker enclosures / baffles etc. as he is a cabinet maker by trade. He sells several different lines like the Clarus Audio, Image Dynamics, etc. and has won in a few SQ competitions as well as helping many with their installs. He makes beautiful enclosures and is well-known for extreme craftsmanship in these enclosures. Here is his website:<a href="http://community-2.webtv.net/MarvsPlace/MarvsPlace/" target="_blank">http://community-2.webtv.net/MarvsPlace/MarvsPlace/</a>Since I live in Texas I will not be going to CA to install; I will do it at home. The only part that concerns me is the speaker depth since with the baffles it will be real close to the plastic panel and I will most likely have to do some work on that to ensure clearance since those ID&#039;s supposedly move quite a bit when cranked up and I don&#039;t want them hitting anything. I got my RAAMMat and ensolite to deaden the doors properly and then will have to figure out how to get the crossovers set right etc. I have never done any of that before so will be a learning experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="commtrd, post: 6180312, member: 612356"] I purchased from a guy in California who is an avid car audio nut and also does really top-quality speaker enclosures / baffles etc. as he is a cabinet maker by trade. He sells several different lines like the Clarus Audio, Image Dynamics, etc. and has won in a few SQ competitions as well as helping many with their installs. He makes beautiful enclosures and is well-known for extreme craftsmanship in these enclosures. Here is his website: [URL="http://community-2.webtv.net/MarvsPlace/MarvsPlace/"]http://community-2.webtv.net/MarvsPlace/MarvsPlace/[/URL] Since I live in Texas I will not be going to CA to install; I will do it at home. The only part that concerns me is the speaker depth since with the baffles it will be real close to the plastic panel and I will most likely have to do some work on that to ensure clearance since those ID's supposedly move quite a bit when cranked up and I don't want them hitting anything. I got my RAAMMat and ensolite to deaden the doors properly and then will have to figure out how to get the crossovers set right etc. I have never done any of that before so will be a learning experience. [/QUOTE]

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