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Just because someone will ask....it's a 10W7 on a JL Slash 1000/1.
Let's assume you have your perfect sealed volume figured out and all your specs are spot on. You're going for a SQ enclosure....not booming...just tight and accurate although the sub is probably overkill.
What's your thoughts on the perfect enclosure build ? One that's solid, doesn't "ring" when you knock on it, etc.
Thoughts on whether an angle on one end is really necessary ?
I'm getting ready to build what will hopefully be my final enclosure for this system remodel so I want it solid as it can possible be.
My thoughts are, start with a 1 1/2" thick front baffle with the pieces glued together. The sides will be slightly angled to incorporate my console lid but the front and back ends will be perpendicular because that's what I need to accomplish the final look I need. Should I throw in an internal angled baffle on the rear wall ? The enclosure will be right at 22" long but only 12.5" tall....given the short sidewalls are any internal braces needed due to the length and the sub choice ?
What about the ringing I'm getting from my current test box ? It's lined inside with rubberized bedliner. Is figerglass resin a better choice inside to deaden the wood ?
Just looking for opinions on the best tricks for a super solid enclosure. I have zero concerns over weight added or anything like that....I just want it as dead as possible.
Let's assume you have your perfect sealed volume figured out and all your specs are spot on. You're going for a SQ enclosure....not booming...just tight and accurate although the sub is probably overkill.
What's your thoughts on the perfect enclosure build ? One that's solid, doesn't "ring" when you knock on it, etc.
Thoughts on whether an angle on one end is really necessary ?
I'm getting ready to build what will hopefully be my final enclosure for this system remodel so I want it solid as it can possible be.
My thoughts are, start with a 1 1/2" thick front baffle with the pieces glued together. The sides will be slightly angled to incorporate my console lid but the front and back ends will be perpendicular because that's what I need to accomplish the final look I need. Should I throw in an internal angled baffle on the rear wall ? The enclosure will be right at 22" long but only 12.5" tall....given the short sidewalls are any internal braces needed due to the length and the sub choice ?
What about the ringing I'm getting from my current test box ? It's lined inside with rubberized bedliner. Is figerglass resin a better choice inside to deaden the wood ?
Just looking for opinions on the best tricks for a super solid enclosure. I have zero concerns over weight added or anything like that....I just want it as dead as possible.