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M4tt

 posted on 13th Aug 03 at 10:17

cheers rob

does me idea for building the enclosure around the spare wheel sound right?

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I'm planning on sound deadening the whole boot first, then im gonna build a wooden frame around the spare wheel recess, then use expanding foam to fill n e gaps between the frame and boot floor.

[Edited on 13-08-2003 by M4tt]


Rob

 posted on 13th Aug 03 at 08:22

when you buy subs theres a little book what comes with them . in the book theres a resonance graph ( kinda) it tells you the volume to have to get a set resonance.


rob


M4tt

 posted on 12th Aug 03 at 22:36

right since me amps fooked i'd may aswell use it as an excuse to start again....

I'm planning on sound deadening the whole boot first, then im gonna build a wooden frame around the spare wheel recess, then use expanding foam to fill n e gaps between the frame and boot floor.

then im gonna get either a 15inch, or 12 inch sub and us the spare wheel recess as me box.

I've measured an approx volume of 0.75 m cubed.

what sub can i get for that enclosure size, im finding it difficult to find info on this.

i like JL audio, kicker, rocky foss etc. have a budget on the sub of £100-150....

n e other tips :look: