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Fiberglass Sub Box Question


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RangerAudio 
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Joined: December 30, 2002
Location: United States
Posted: May 26, 2003 at 12:29 PM / IP Logged  
Instead of a Retangle plain jane box, I want to add some curves to it and give it a nice perl black finish. But I need some answers to get me on that way.
I was wondering If I can build somewhat of a box. Side panels, Back, Bottom ( Leave the top and front open for the rings and a Amp rack ) and Build my fiberglass box off of that.
Here is a page that sort of shows you what I want to build. (Note: I am using 2 12's and I want the amp rack before the speakers )
here is the page
Baiscly I was wonder if I can use 3/4" Thick MDF as a frame and build off of it. Because I want a box that I can remove somewhat easly ( I am designing the box in with security in mind. the last box I made [MDF] had 15 break in attemps and the box could not be remove by them ) for camping trips.
Any help would sure be appreciated. thanks
audiomechanic 
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Joined: November 09, 2002
Location: United States
Posted: June 08, 2003 at 10:25 AM / IP Logged  
yes .....thats what he did in the blazer. the sides and bottom are all mdf. then they made the rings and a box for the amp. then stretched their mold fabric over it all and glassed away. i don't know what exactly they did cuz i don't know them but judging by the shape and what i can see in the pics, thats what it looks like they did.

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