SilvrLT

Looks sweet man what taillights do yuo have???

JPizzle

Sweet!!!

Spun

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Most sub enclosers and amp racks are made with MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
Mainly becausethe density has better acoustics

lewisb13

That has GOT to weigh an assload. Nice system. What kind of camera are you using? I like how everything looks real orange because of the light settinggs.

thebucky84

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well the sub enclosures are mdf, but the amp rack isnt..


yeah, its a bit heavy, but from my previous setup its a hell of lot lighter. its my friends $1200 camera, lol, the orange glow is actualy a 20" neon tube that is tucked behind the amp rack. while we were designing this, we left a gap on the bottom board of the amp rack to fit the neon.

EmperorJJ1

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lol like spun said most peeps use mdf but for amp racks its not necessary. I'm just more used to ghetto **** with particle board or wafer board... plywood isnt that bad but actual wood and mdf is really the only way to do it

thebucky84

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yeah, the wood i used was a lot lighter than the mdf, so that was my best shot

JayB1127

Could u hook me p with the dudes info?

Jay B

07SSCharged248

nice setup... extra weight the way i see it.. but if thats your thing you did a hell of a job

thebucky84

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i'll send u the info dude

thanx man...yeah it does add weight, but i made it easy to remove for when i go to the track. right now i've been pondering on how to make a quick disconnect for the wires without losing power to make it even easier to remove and install..

idunn

Eric304

sick!!!

thebucky84

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well i've had a lot of fun and enjoyment from this setup.. its been out of my trunk for a few weeks tho, been racing at the track and needed the weight reduction. But now is the time that i create another project.. this time i'm gonna be makin everythin outa fiberglass. hopefuly it doesnt take long and i can start on it soon! pics will be added when done!!!

Spun

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From what I hear you better bring a lunch, fiberglass is going to take a while to get perfected, but def. post some pics when your done. Just from what I see of what you did with wood I'd like to see what you can do with fiberglass.

klownin04

just my $.02 i would buy a 1 or 2 really good subs instead of running 4 swap meet subs it would be lighter and look better. More is not always better. I know guys with one sub that will put out more db's and sound better then most 2 or 3 sub setups. most of your sound starts with the box.if u build the perfect vented box u can easily double your output. try some of these subs https://ssl.perfora.net/www.ficaraud...dex.shopscript
best subs on the market right now and for a fration of the price of most subs

thebucky84

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yeah the glass work will take some time for sure, but i'm expecting that. Should be fun tho... as for the subs i think i'm gonna keep mine, reason being is i like the color and brand that they are.. i guess you can say i'm goin for more style than a deffening sound, they sound good tho dont get me wrong. that sub from that link looks sick tho!

nikebaseballx00

dont those 2 that are kinda pointing at each other cancel each other out?

thebucky84

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not entirely, but the way they are tuned helps that from happening.... plus with the new design i'm workin with will have the side ones on an upward angle and should prevent any type of interference with each other..

klownin04

them facing one another dont matter much the bass in made in the box anyway so facing one another should not be a problem