Fiat Fan said:is there a way to get good sreet bass without filling your boot?
iv got sony 6x9 220watt in my back shelf and 4" 300watt in my dash but i would like more bass, any ideas?i have a sei
where would i get bass tubes from iv never heard of them beforewotnowarninglight said:To save space try bass tubes or isobaric boxes, tend to be smaller. There are also some under seat and spare wheel well bass devices out there (pioneer & kenwood) if space is an issue.
paulbfd said:To save space, have a look at www.autoacoustics.co.uk they do a "Stealthbox" which lives over the wheel arch in the boot.
Bass tubes and "active subs" are a bit crap.
paulbfd said:I'll have a look about and see what bargains I can find for ya!
paulbfd said:Sure do
www.cfsnet.co.uk
You need resin, catalyst (or hardener), 600g Chopped Strand Mat (CSM), a syringe, mixing sticks (like lollipop sticks), mixing buckets, a roller to get the air bubbles out, some acetone to clean up uncured resin, a load of masking tape, some release wax and some surgical gloves (the ones they butt search you with!).
paulbfd said:Sure do
www.cfsnet.co.uk
You need resin, catalyst (or hardener), 600g Chopped Strand Mat (CSM), a syringe, mixing sticks (like lollipop sticks), mixing buckets, a roller to get the air bubbles out, some acetone to clean up uncured resin, a load of masking tape, some release wax and some surgical gloves (the ones they butt search you with!).
paulbfd said:But, to do a sub enclosure you'll need about 10 times as much resin and catalyst. Unless it's for the Egg Card hamsters car! LOL!
I used over 5kg and 4-6 layers of 600g CSM. You really should be using CSM if your doing a moulded sub box.
When allowing each layer to set, that's when your brush / lollipop stick / bucket sets too! The acetone is to clean the roller used to remove air bubbles - my roller is now rendered useless as I forgot to clean it :bang:
Next box I do will practically be for nowt - got given 20kg resin and catalyst from a company we deal with at work!