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<blockquote data-quote="SPL Blazer" data-source="post: 6517484" data-attributes="member: 587873"><p>If I was gonna have a serious power type sub enclosure and had the clamps to do it, I&#039;d definitely look into doing all glue and no screws. A double wall all around too, and a good coating of resin all over the inside. Using screws is a good option for a test box, but if using a really good glue instead of both will make the box louder, than thats the way to go. I never really looked at the actual make up of the crx enclosures, at least not the Canadian guys that I&#039;ve seen. If they used a lot of screws it&#039;s not a surprise, I&#039;ve always used screws myself, but if using only glue is the better way then I want to learn something new and experiment with it. Using screws is much faster cause you don&#039;t have to wait for the glue to set, but how many people build an enclosure at the show, most of us have it built and ready to go before we get there, so using screws for that reason is pointless.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SPL Blazer, post: 6517484, member: 587873"] If I was gonna have a serious power type sub enclosure and had the clamps to do it, I'd definitely look into doing all glue and no screws. A double wall all around too, and a good coating of resin all over the inside. Using screws is a good option for a test box, but if using a really good glue instead of both will make the box louder, than thats the way to go. I never really looked at the actual make up of the crx enclosures, at least not the Canadian guys that I've seen. If they used a lot of screws it's not a surprise, I've always used screws myself, but if using only glue is the better way then I want to learn something new and experiment with it. Using screws is much faster cause you don't have to wait for the glue to set, but how many people build an enclosure at the show, most of us have it built and ready to go before we get there, so using screws for that reason is pointless. [/QUOTE]

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