Building enclosure tips

.75 mdf- about $10 per sheet, coarse thread drywall screws, liquid nails, weatherproof silicone sealant, fabric or paint, spray glue, drill and table saw or circular saw are good to have, also, I like to use a rotozip to cut the hole for the sub(s). Always predrill before screwing together....

Dayum, 10$ a sheet for MDF?!??!?

I have been looking in all of the wrong places

Dayum, 10$ a sheet for MDF?!??!?

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menards bro.... that cheap or spensive???

I'll take 20 sheets if they ship to Texas.

try $31 for a 4x8' .75" MDF sheet

$30 for a 4x8 sheet is about average...the $10 sheet he's referring to must be a 2x4 size piece.

If you look at ssa site they have designs for all their subs.

If you look at ssa site they have designs for all their subs.

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Well he didnt buy a DCON, so thats not helpful.

Your spec sheet that came with your sub has recommended box sizes, then u make make the box whatever shape you want. Although rectangular is most common

You can use this site to get your final numbers

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp#wed

Well he didnt buy a DCON, so thats not helpful.
Your spec sheet that came with your sub has recommended box sizes, then u make make the box whatever shape you want. Although rectangular is most common

You can use this site to get your final numbers

Subwoofer Enclosure Calculators, Fraction to Decimal, Parallel, Series, Port Length and Volume Calculators

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How did I come up with that? LOL

hey, OP do you still need help? I must have read to many posts that day! I can give you some help with your Polk sub.

How did I come up with that? LOL
hey, OP do you still need help? I must have read to many posts that day! I can give you some help with your Polk sub.

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hahaha yea i was like ummmmm idk how thats helpful hahahahha