Am I Finishing My Stereo Project?!
t00fatt Is Right About That !
Reported you? Don't give yourself so much credit... Angelo goes through all posts to make sure they comply with our rules. I really hope you do stick around, maybe even contribute soemthing useful other than gloat about how terrifically loud your sub woofers are. Please don't confuse my patience with my absolute intolerance of ignorance and stupidity. Have fun trying to annoy me, you really don't realize how much I enjoy it. It only upsets you because you know what I say is right, whether your consciously aware of it or not.
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I finally got a chance to work on the box again. Its all ready for resin which i will do in the next few days. Couple minor things will have to be done afterwards to get it aesthetically correct. I will be posting pics this week.
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Looking forward for the pics
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Nice I'm assuming your going to sand it down and paint right? Didn't know you were going to glass a box together, where does it fit in the trunk? How many cubes were you able to squeeze in there? God that W7 is going to sound nice.
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Glass is the only way to go. 
The sub's home will be on the right side of the trunk. When its all said and done it will be sanded and painted to match the color of the crossover rack which is on the left side of the trunk. (Pics are in my gallery) Right now i figured out the space to be roughly 2 cu ft, but i need to get it down to the 1.25 cu ft recommended size. Looks great in there. Can't wait for the beautiful sound to come from this thing.
The sub's home will be on the right side of the trunk. When its all said and done it will be sanded and painted to match the color of the crossover rack which is on the left side of the trunk. (Pics are in my gallery) Right now i figured out the space to be roughly 2 cu ft, but i need to get it down to the 1.25 cu ft recommended size. Looks great in there. Can't wait for the beautiful sound to come from this thing.
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I'm hoping to work on it some more this weekend so i can get it playable. I wanna test it make sure that i get no cracks before i paint. Big problem when its cold up here where i live. I'll continue to post more as i work on it.