Is resin necessary in the box??
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casper97ta
not necessary but wont hurt
Bloodstalker999 10+ year member
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It is not necessary but it helps seal the box preventing possible damage to the subs, IMO its totally worth it
zomg do it or your box will exlpode!!!1
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Cool, thanks for the quick info. Any one in particular or just any old kind off the shelf from the Depot?
Bloodstalker999 10+ year member
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Bingo
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Just depends...for daily you absolutly wont hear a difference. If you are building an SPL setup that you will be trying to compete with...resining can help, and it can hurt.
fwb_1234 10+ year member
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remember to paint it with stripes.
red for spl
blue for sq
purple for sql
red for spl
blue for sq
purple for sql
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