still gotta put the top on and put the caulk on........then..... LOUD
L7 box progress....PICS***
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still gotta put the top on and put the caulk on........then..... LOUD
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btw.....this is my first box
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Looks great. Nice clean cuts. Did you router the driver cutouts?
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i used a manual scroll saw to do it....
Looks good... and tiny compared to mine, lol.
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How wide is that port? 6"?
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its 5".....not that small....its 6 cubicFt all together....only 12s
Trust me, it looks small compared to my box. Just look at the 4 12" L7s box completion thread below this one, you'll see.mine is only 11.3 cubes but it looks ginormous.
If I were you, add a corner piece with 2 45 degree angle cuts in that corner of the port, to ease the travel on the air.
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yea i got one of those angle pieces....jus took the pics b4 i put it in....cant wait to put the L7s in...
looks good. bump responsibly.
Looks good, but also looks a little weak. It could use some bracing, especially considering the subs, (shelf brace that spans from between the two subs to the rear baffle) to cut down on coloration and make that enclosure as dead as possible. Excellent craftsmanship.
x2 hopefully you didn't seal it up yet.
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