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Old 07-29-2007, 08:52 AM
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**NEW** my fiberglass build, solo-barics.

i started this saturday. i hope to have the cloth resined by tomarrow so it will be a little stronger. more pics to come.










need to get this post started.

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Thats not enough air space for Solo Barics is it?
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i hope it is. hmmm...it should be about 25 liter of space in there. i hope. ill check when i get it covered with material tomarrow.
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Originally Posted by JCswoosher2
Thats not enough air space for Solo Barics is it?
I was thinking the same thing. If it's close, you can add quilt batting. Fill the enclosure half full of it to make it perform like a larger enclosure. That enclosure only has a little over half the volume of your old box (if that). Your probably not going to get the low frequency extension you did with your good old MDF square box. Check the manual that came with your solos to see what the minimum sealed enclosure volume is. I think impulse did a pretty good job of getting the volume right on his box. You could try extending the bottom of the box to a point (angled at 22.5 to 30 degrees?) and pulling your rings forward more to increase the volume. Make the most of the versatility of fiberglass by adding some curves and/or angles to your foundation pieces.

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No if you have Solo Barics L7's. Thats not enough space. Its gonna bust through if enough watts are out to it. I called Kicker when i made my box. They told me i needed about 1 foot of air space and to fiberglass the inside of the box to make sure.
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i think you need about 3 cubic feet per solo baric
Old 07-29-2007, 12:21 PM
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It will be close clearign the barrell on the sub in that box.
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Originally Posted by disposable_her0
i think you need about 3 cubic feet per solo baric
That's if your box is ported. A sealed enclosure should be around 1 cubic foot per sub.
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Either way man. In my experience with my Solo Barics, You might want to push it out a bit before its to late.
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i think i will. ill figue somthing out.
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ok guys i moved them forward more. i also have the fabric covering on. im going to try and get the first coat of resin on tomarrow. ill get pics.
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ooo you finally started... makes me jealous
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ive got it covered, let me get some resin on the cloth and ill get pics.
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Where are the progress pics X, did you get lazy on us?
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nope. ive got it covered and the pre-fiberglass resin coat on the fabric. ill get pics in the morning. its GREEN.
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Thats nice,i'm sure your hard work will be rewarded,i would like to fiberglass the back seat area into a large dog bed, for the pooch.
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do it, get it rhino lined and store lumber.
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minimum on a l5 for sealed is 1.5 cube.. just built a box at 1.4 cube for my buddy sounds crazy tight...

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i like the amp rack.
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on the box I built?? Yea man, was going for the invisible floating look.. turned out mint..
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it did turn out well, good job
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it does look nice
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i demand pics!!
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yeah i thought there was supposed to be new pics yesterday
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sorry, i'll get them when i get home.


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