Subwoofer install pics
08-22-2003, 10:36 AM
#1
Subwoofer install pics
Here are 2 pics of my Resonant Engineering subs. They are very loud and extremely clean at all volume levels. The bass has a good sharp edge on the notes. The second pic is a pic of them moving.
08-22-2003, 04:31 PM
#9
Hahaha funny guy, not. Whats wrong with just wanting to show people what i did. People on this org did ask to see it to. Dont tell me to fix my weather stripping which is from a previous owner when u need to fix your attitude toward other maxima drivers. This is a community not a bashing site.
08-22-2003, 05:21 PM
#10
don't get your panties in a wad.... if you post something, I'm allowed to say whatever I want about it. If you don't like it, you're free to ignore it or leave. You're also free to whine about it, as you are here. Looks like the rest of the guys thought it was pretty funny, so I'm not too worried about it.
The weatherstripping wasn't another poke at you, but a general comment I noticed after I looked at the pics... better get it fixed before the water ruins the box. I've built dozens of sub boxes, and I know how long they take to make. mine usually take 40-50 hours by the time I'm done cutting, trimming, gluing, screwing, sealing, painting, covering, wiring, etc.
I'd be PI$$ED if a simple preventable water leak ruined a box I spent that much time to build.
The weatherstripping wasn't another poke at you, but a general comment I noticed after I looked at the pics... better get it fixed before the water ruins the box. I've built dozens of sub boxes, and I know how long they take to make. mine usually take 40-50 hours by the time I'm done cutting, trimming, gluing, screwing, sealing, painting, covering, wiring, etc.
I'd be PI$$ED if a simple preventable water leak ruined a box I spent that much time to build.
08-22-2003, 07:01 PM
#11
Originally posted by probmxstyle
Hahaha funny guy, not. Whats wrong with just wanting to show people what i did. People on this org did ask to see it to. Dont tell me to fix my weather stripping which is from a previous owner when u need to fix your attitude toward other maxima drivers. This is a community not a bashing site.
Hahaha funny guy, not. Whats wrong with just wanting to show people what i did. People on this org did ask to see it to. Dont tell me to fix my weather stripping which is from a previous owner when u need to fix your attitude toward other maxima drivers. This is a community not a bashing site.
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08-22-2003, 09:37 PM
#13
I understand we all have our opinions, i really didnt mean to snap back at you like that. Just been irritated by a few things (non-org related). Thanx for lookin out for the hours I spent making a decent box.
08-22-2003, 09:40 PM
#14
Originally posted by lophix
do you travel? i had a box like that and the best thing i ever did was to shed it....waaay too heavy and space-consuming.
do you travel? i had a box like that and the best thing i ever did was to shed it....waaay too heavy and space-consuming.
08-23-2003, 02:06 AM
#15
Originally posted by Matt93SE
....I've built dozens of sub boxes, and ...mine usually take 40-50 hours by the time I'm done cutting, trimming, gluing, screwing, sealing, painting, covering, wiring, etc....
....I've built dozens of sub boxes, and ...mine usually take 40-50 hours by the time I'm done cutting, trimming, gluing, screwing, sealing, painting, covering, wiring, etc....
What're you doing, milling/creating the wood/mdf/formica/whatevadaflock you use, yourself?? The ONLY time I've taken that long to build a box (and I, too, have built dozens of boxes...), is when I'm using 'glass or making something REALLY exotic. (but in all fairness, you DID say usually....)
But yeah, you've got a point about taking time to build something only to have something simple destroy all your hard work....
08-23-2003, 07:07 AM
#16
trying to remember how long it took me to make Marco's old box for his JL12W6s... I think I spent about 15-20 hours on it.
here's a couple pics of the box I built for my old GXE.
http://www.ee.utulsa.edu/~mblehm/pic...nstruction.jpg
http://www.ee.utulsa.edu/~mblehm/pic...nus_carpet.jpg
this one again didnt' take that long.. it was a pretty simple one.
The ones that have taken me that long were multi-angle ones like the box I put in a friend's blazer. it fit 6 15s in a big concave area facing toward the back door. the amps were sunk into the wood in front of each sub they were driving, then more across the top for the front and rear speakers. EQs and crossovers were built into the back of the box (facing the front of the truck just behind the rear seats) so that you could tweak them from the front seat. they had detachable cords on them, so you just unhooked them and pulled them up front and could tweak while you were listening. that was a fun project.
here's a couple pics of the box I built for my old GXE.
http://www.ee.utulsa.edu/~mblehm/pic...nstruction.jpg
http://www.ee.utulsa.edu/~mblehm/pic...nus_carpet.jpg
this one again didnt' take that long.. it was a pretty simple one.
The ones that have taken me that long were multi-angle ones like the box I put in a friend's blazer. it fit 6 15s in a big concave area facing toward the back door. the amps were sunk into the wood in front of each sub they were driving, then more across the top for the front and rear speakers. EQs and crossovers were built into the back of the box (facing the front of the truck just behind the rear seats) so that you could tweak them from the front seat. they had detachable cords on them, so you just unhooked them and pulled them up front and could tweak while you were listening. that was a fun project.
08-23-2003, 08:21 AM
#19
Looking good bro...
"but soon as Kelly saw me playing on the computer, she slapped another 5 page list of stuff to fix."
For some odd reason this sounds familiar, oh yea. Thats it, I'm married.
That reminds me how bad I need to drop mine. What setup are you running? (I forgot)
"but soon as Kelly saw me playing on the computer, she slapped another 5 page list of stuff to fix."
For some odd reason this sounds familiar, oh yea. Thats it, I'm married.
That reminds me how bad I need to drop mine. What setup are you running? (I forgot)
08-23-2003, 05:51 PM
#22
It's on the loooong list of things to do. first is to finish the engine.. then to repaint and fix the tint.. new wheels, sorting out the suspension, and finishing the stereo are also on the list.
08-25-2003, 11:22 AM
#31
Originally posted by Shugarhi
aww cmon now, you can get bigger than that
aww cmon now, you can get bigger than that
lol
im not worried about anyone stealing them. There kinda stuck in there. I don't understand it, they can go in but they can't get out...It would just suck if i had a flat... 
And yes, they are radioactive, another reason no one will steal them.
08-25-2003, 11:39 AM
#32
Originally posted by lxl_MaximA_lxl
lol im not worried about anyone stealing them. There kinda stuck in there. I don't understand it, they can go in but they can't get out...It would just suck if i had a flat... And yes, they are radioactive, another reason no one will steal them.
lol
im not worried about anyone stealing them. There kinda stuck in there. I don't understand it, they can go in but they can't get out...It would just suck if i had a flat... And yes, they are radioactive, another reason no one will steal them.
08-25-2003, 11:43 AM
#33
Originally posted by lxl_MaximA_lxl
lol im not worried about anyone stealing them. There kinda stuck in there. I don't understand it, they can go in but they can't get out...It would just suck if i had a flat... And yes, they are radioactive, another reason no one will steal them.
lol
im not worried about anyone stealing them. There kinda stuck in there. I don't understand it, they can go in but they can't get out...It would just suck if i had a flat... And yes, they are radioactive, another reason no one will steal them.
