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im probably going to stick with MDF (im assuming thats wood)

yes MDF is medium density fiberboard.
it's a composite manufactured wood that runs about $23 for a 4'x9' sheet at any home improvement store.

we have a really good thread on how to build a fiberglass box, and if you have trouble with a fiberglass box cracking then you must be doing something wrong. here is the link for the fiberglass box building http://www.caraudiocentral.net/forums/s ... php?t=1516

sinister audio wrote:we have a really good thread on how to build a fiberglass box, and if you have trouble with a fiberglass box cracking then you must be doing something wrong. here is the link for the fiberglass box building http://www.caraudiocentral.net/forums/s ... php?t=1516

That how to is good up until the end. It does an excellent step by step with pictures, which is great, but then it just finsihes with a paragraph and no pictures. The last paragraph has too many steps to leave as one apragraph. it should be more spread out with pictures.

ya i know i got really tired typing and some people dont always finish their boxes or jus tput carpet on them. ill rewrite it this week so it end great

sinister audio wrote:ya i know i got really tired typing and some people dont always finish their boxes or jus tput carpet on them. ill rewrite it this week so it end great

Sounds good! I think it will be an excellent tutorial once it's finished, and will make it so even the newest person can handle it.

how do you know how much volume is in those? are they just sealed i guess
and do you paint them after they dry?

nvm i just read the faq i think im just going to stick with mdf. or what would happen if i fiberglassed over the box to get the shape i want as long as i dont cover the subs or port. would that be bad?

so if i want to hook my two CVRS up to my amp at a 2 ohm load am i going to need to get the 2 ohm version subs or the 4 ohm version subs?

dual 2 ohm wired in series

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