I am building custom speaker enclosures.

[userlain]

There was not a good response in the sales forum so i am posting here.

I am making custom speaker enclosures for subwoofers. If you have any interest, please PM me.

[[SMAN]]

Got any pictures of the quality of your work?

[userlain]

I will have pictures up tomorrow.

[userlain]

this is one of the enclosures i have made for a 12" subwoofer. its 16"x16"x17"

[Luc]

Just some suggestions, recess the side panels so you can "tuck" the carpet around, so the uneven carpet cut will not be prevalent. Cut the hole a bit larger, so you can wrap the carpet from the cutout underneath, so when the subwoofer sits in, it would create a better seal. I'm not sure what type of sealant you're using, but make sure use enough of the good ones. Use a good amount of wood glue, as that's what holds the box together, not the nails or screws.

[spydrvnm]

i thought the front was supposed to be at an angle so that the sound didn't get cancelled or something like that?

[Luc]

Not all boxes need to be a wedge type. Sure, it may help with the phase cancellation of the waveform, but these are low frequency waveforms, with very large distance between nodes, so the likelihood of cancellation is very minimal and unlikely.

[userlain]

the only way the sound will be cancelled is iff the negative of the waveform is placed on top of the original waveform.

[eddiem67]

Um you sealed the seams, are your cuts crooked? I need a box for 2.5 net tuned to 28hz, can you tell me what the gross size will be. slot ported of course. displacement is .9

[userlain]

I sealed the seams so that it is 100% airtight. And my cuts are not crooked.

ALso, what subwoofer do you plan to put in this enclosure?

[eddiem67]

Shouldn't matter if I gave you my net specs, but its a ID Max V3 D4