Sealed Sub Enclosure DIY / working with MDF

**[iG]** · 08-04-2004, 10:59 AM

I got a bunch of requests on clubatenza.com for a writeup on how I did my carputter box.. Instead I made a DIY on a sub enclosure, which is pretty much identical process, just different dimensions and a few more steps

Making...:

Done/Installed:

DIY: http://www.clubatenza.com/forum/view...hp?p=4591#4591

Might help somebody get started..

cheers.
iG

**binary.h4x** · 08-04-2004, 11:36 AM

Both of them... AWESOME!!

**Grayscale** · 08-04-2004, 11:42 AM

you stole confused's avatar for use on another forum? ayeeee! lol, binary when we gonna get our meet together?

btw excellent write up! i am going to be building a box that will house 3 12's soon. any suggestions or is it pretty much the same as long as you get the right size box?

**[iG]** · 08-04-2004, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by Grayscale

you stole confused's avatar for use on another forum? ayeeee! lol, binary when we gonna get our meet together?

Actually I stole the avatar from one of my buds on msn a long time ago, and been using it on a number of boards.. Just not this one, as confused is already using it

**Grayscale** · 08-04-2004, 11:53 AM

i see...read my previous post, i edited it

**[iG]** · 08-04-2004, 12:01 PM

Same idea. If you're building a sealed enclosure all you would have to do is triple the volume required for 1 sub. Thats why I like sealed enclosures, nothing can be easier

Just multiply the length of your box to be by 3!

**JaxPt** · 08-04-2004, 12:04 PM

IG nice work, looks great. I'm working on something similar I posted it in the fabrication forum. only good thing to a ported enclosure is specific tuning to a certian Hz. I listen to a big variety of music so i dont want my sub limited to one frequency range

**sssssss27** · 08-05-2004, 10:22 PM

If you are going to be putting three subs in one box it is recommended that you seperate the box into 3 chambers instead of letting them all share the same air space. Not only will this keep the box braced but it will keep the subs from conflicting with each other.

Nice write up on building a box.

**Grayscale** · 08-06-2004, 09:50 AM

Originally Posted by sssssss27

If you are going to be putting three subs in one box it is recommended that you seperate the box into 3 chambers instead of letting them all share the same air space. Not only will this keep the box braced but it will keep the subs from conflicting with each other.

Nice write up on building a box.

thanks for that info! i'll keep that in mind