That's a very neat and precise build, that jig for your dremel looks very useful. I've actually ordered a table saw, looking forward to start using it, no more crooked imprecise cuts with a regular circular saw.
1.Always use screws on your boxes. Glue alone shreds from vibration. 2.This box is very small for band pass. Should be a sealed unit as long as you have enough power to drive it. And 3. Should be facing backwards not upwards (better performance and protection of the speaker). But i'm liking and subscribing because i love your videos.
I was going to ask if that port hole is sufficent... I've seen other box builds on YT where the box port was very long!! One was a down firing JL 10TW3-D4
Beautiful and net Job. Some people don’t understand this a very basic but proper way to build a nice bass box which will give you nice results if you need something to save space and have an extra kick for your stereo system. Of course if you need something fancier and more powerful there are more complicated and different ways to do it and of course more expensive.👍
today i learned what that metal piece that came with the Dremel is used for ive been trying to figure out how to do this forever n never thought just look on youtube now i can finnally redo all my crap boxes i have now thonk you
I usually don't watch speaker enclosure builds but I have this same driver in 10" in my family van and sure do like the way it looks. Clicked on the video and ended up watching pretty much the entire thing to the end. If I could only find someone with attention to detail like this at a Car Audio shop I would take my business there.
try to put acoustic wool on sides and back. many times will help to get lower Hz and it can add some dB. and also wrap cable in some soft of foam to prevend cable rattle against box. longer port might lower Hz even more. i dont know if that woofer has removable plastic magnet cover. if yes remove it. many times cousing rattle.
the use of acoustic wool is only in case of small enclosures in tight spaces to "virtually" enlarge and reach the desire volume, if your volume is correct no wool is needed, but if its is correct an you add acoustic wool, the sub only will over damp (move in excess) because it sees a "larger" enclosure, causing the coil to travel more than its regular stroke design and probably short and fail due to coil friction in the higher/lower parts of the magnet channel, that's how i blow a couple of subs in the past, remember to reduce 5-10% the box size and you probably have a clean, quiet an loud sub....like this one in the video
"many times will help to get lower Hz and it can add some dB" Depends on the enclosure, and project goals. The other issue is the type of damping makes a huge difference! It can either kill a drivers performance or enhance it. When you add damping, you're opening a can of worms!
Great job, very nice look and you build it in right way (I have look a lots videos) and most important - great sound ! Congrats ! I vatched few min's before some guy called him self a PRO, he made nice looking box but it sounds like I will never post that video if I was in his place LOL :) You got this 100% ;) Thanks for sharing !
"but then you lay it on its back and make half the boot unusable?" If you don't like that, you won;t like this - www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=friv
Screws or nails are only used to hold it together till the glue dries, the glue is what keeps it together. I see you tinned the speaker wires, then attached the banana plugs, then stuck them under the speaker wire lugs... you didn't need the banana plugs, was a waste of money in that situation. I would have mounted the speaker offset to the side and mounted the amp on top next to it. The only other thing I'd have done is add some bracing, and make sure there were no air leaks.
Makes it more professional looking indeed, but I would only do that if I had free solder and banana plugs for life. Other than that, bare wire is fine. Yeah the amp on the box would be a great idea with standoffs too.
If the box is stiff enough, vibration will never be a problem, and it's vibration that can cause components to fail prematurely, a stiff box is required for maximum efficiency anyways, so adding a second layer of MDF in which to mount the amp to would further reduce vibration, internal bracing will also help, soft rubber between the amp and box is yet another thing that can reduce vibration transfer to the amp.
Hi ! very nice creation indeed. Congratulations ! i have a question ... the fitted carpet is for look or also for some tech reason like panels damping ? i think that cabinets for sub are a huge tech challenge Kind regards, gino
Bom diaaa, kara ficou tooppp, tenho uma ranger 2010 /2011 E quero colocar uma caixa de grave dessa atrás do banco , por quanto vc faz uma completa tipo essa aí ?? , qual telefo e pra contato ?
Boa tarde. Excelente trabalho parabéns. Tenho um subwoofer slim cadence 12" quero fazer uma caixa que não ocupe muito espaço no meu carro. Meu carro é um fox. Quero também colocar um falante pra voz. O que me sugere?
First sub box vid I watched when I was 13,17 and still loving my hobby😁
I love watching peoples videos that take pride in their work! Well done sir!
That's a very neat and precise build, that jig for your dremel looks very useful. I've actually ordered a table saw, looking forward to start using it, no more crooked imprecise cuts with a regular circular saw.
I just don't understand why people cut with a circular saw, freehand, and expect perfect results.
this is the first time i see building speaker box without using wood screws.👍
What do you need screws for? I've always used clamps. Much cleaner!
1.Always use screws on your boxes. Glue alone shreds from vibration.
2.This box is very small for band pass. Should be a sealed unit as long as you have enough power to drive it.
And 3. Should be facing backwards not upwards (better performance and protection of the speaker).
But i'm liking and subscribing because i love your videos.
the manufacturer recommends this small box with only 22.6 liters for this driver. And this is NOT a band pass enclosure, is a Bass reflex. Regards
@@leo83bmx71 Whats a bass reflex box? And shouldnt the port be way "longer"?
I was going to ask if that port hole is sufficent... I've seen other box builds on YT where the box port was very long!! One was a down firing JL 10TW3-D4
Beautiful and net Job. Some people don’t understand this a very basic but proper way to build a nice bass box which will give you nice results if you need something to save space and have an extra kick for your stereo system. Of course if you need something fancier and more powerful there are more complicated and different ways to do it and of course more expensive.👍
more complicated and different ways to do it and of course more expensive
Do you mean like this? - th-cam.com/video/vKm3g0d9foQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this.
Completely confirms that a ported enclosure that isn't taking up the entire trunk CAN work!
Nice one! It gave me some thoughts how to put on fabric on my box.
This is a super clean build
Could you share dimmensions?
Very nice job and very good
Looks great in the trunk. Fits nicely.
Very clean build . What type carpet did you use ? Looks thicker that the cheap carpet you see on other boxes .
Cleanest build ever!
Wow!!! Great quality of craftsmanship! Definitely would get a box made by you! 👍🏼
wow, super clean job… love it…
Pretty good, nice and cool project
Exactly the same in my car..even a speaker . .
Thanks for uploading ...this vedio
Excelente video 👌, genio, 👍 te felicito,un abrazo desde Entre Ríos Argentina
Yes man u r the best one.. You tell each and every thing no matters is easy or hard but u tell every thing hats off u
This is awesome! Do you accept custom orders?
today i learned what that metal piece that came with the Dremel is used for ive been trying to figure out how to do this forever n never thought just look on youtube now i can finnally redo all my crap boxes i have now thonk you
daj mate lub inne wyciszenie w środku lepszy efekt. Robota pierwsza klasa
SUPER ! What model of this subwoofer?
Oh boy! What a clean build.
He made that look super easy. Awesome vid.👍👍
Que serviço mega maravilhoso, vc está de parabéns!!!👏😎
Um brasileiro 👊
The video and box construction are first rate. Nicely done, and thanks for this!
really good finishing i wish could make one for my car rest i can do but dont have few machines to cut the wood
nice job and sounds good, however the speaker recessed would make it look better.
I usually don't watch speaker enclosure builds but I have this same driver in 10" in my family van and sure do like the way it looks. Clicked on the video and ended up watching pretty much the entire thing to the end. If I could only find someone with attention to detail like this at a Car Audio shop I would take my business there.
At first I thought: "damn that's some ugly carpet" but then I saw how well it fits with the car. Great job man, keep it up.
Awesome finish.
Nice job 👍🏻
Clean and professional. Nice work! 🧰
try to put acoustic wool on sides and back. many times will help to get lower Hz and it can add some dB. and also wrap cable in some soft of foam to prevend cable rattle against box. longer port might lower Hz even more. i dont know if that woofer has removable plastic magnet cover. if yes remove it. many times cousing rattle.
unless
it's all tight and glued up. no magnets.
the use of acoustic wool is only in case of small enclosures in tight spaces to "virtually" enlarge and reach the desire volume, if your volume is correct no wool is needed, but if its is correct an you add acoustic wool, the sub only will over damp (move in excess) because it sees a "larger" enclosure, causing the coil to travel more than its regular stroke design and probably short and fail due to coil friction in the higher/lower parts of the magnet channel, that's how i blow a couple of subs in the past, remember to reduce 5-10% the box size and you probably have a clean, quiet an loud sub....like this one in the video
Idiot... ITS PORTED it doesnt need that gay ass wool. If you arent an idiot, and build a box the correct size, you wont need that dumb shit.
"many times will help to get lower Hz and it can add some dB"
Depends on the enclosure, and project goals. The other issue is the type of damping makes a huge difference! It can either kill a drivers performance or enhance it. When you add damping, you're opening a can of worms!
very good. you are talented. but i have a question. i want to buy a japanese saw. can you tell me if is it worth it?
Wooooow very beautiful.
Muy pulido para trabajar gracias por tu video muy instructivo
the carpeting part was soo smooth wow
good work nice tools 👍
Lo mejor de este vídeo son las herramienta de trabajo que utiliza tienes de todo
Great job, very nice look and you build it in right way (I have look a lots videos) and most important - great sound ! Congrats ! I vatched few min's before some guy called him self a PRO, he made nice looking box but it sounds like I will never post that video if I was in his place LOL :) You got this 100% ;) Thanks for sharing !
Really well done! Should sound amazingly!
Nice work!! That's a very slim box
Great job and nicely built. Sounds awesome
and also can u please share the dimensions....
Congrats from Brazil
Hey bro what's the spray glue you used to stick the fabric to the box?
By the way good video =)
ChicoSalsa 01 contact cement
Semen
esperma
Very cool and creative.
it matches the trunk of your car really well!!
I like the nice thin box, good use of a shallow mount sub - but then you lay it on its back and make half the boot unusable?
"but then you lay it on its back and make half the boot unusable?"
If you don't like that, you won;t like this - www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=friv
Does it fit an 8-inch subwoofer?
Very good job ! Nice ! I have exactly do the same ! Perfect result ! ( with kenwood WPF good but kicker solobaric, more effect ! )
Eline saglik ne guzel iscilik yapdi 👍
Muy bien trabajo, Disculpa a que ángulo hacer tus cortes
they wont be as beautiful as that tho youre the box god
Looks like a great enclosure...did you figure out the tuning of the port..
by the length and size of the port and size of box id say its tuned pretty high....
Классный коробки! 👍👍👍
Screws or nails are only used to hold it together till the glue dries, the glue is what keeps it together.
I see you tinned the speaker wires, then attached the banana plugs, then stuck them under the speaker wire lugs... you didn't need the banana plugs, was a waste of money in that situation.
I would have mounted the speaker offset to the side and mounted the amp on top next to it.
The only other thing I'd have done is add some bracing, and make sure there were no air leaks.
Makes it more professional looking indeed, but I would only do that if I had free solder and banana plugs for life. Other than that, bare wire is fine. Yeah the amp on the box would be a great idea with standoffs too.
If the box is stiff enough, vibration will never be a problem, and it's vibration that can cause components to fail prematurely, a stiff box is required for maximum efficiency anyways, so adding a second layer of MDF in which to mount the amp to would further reduce vibration, internal bracing will also help, soft rubber between the amp and box is yet another thing that can reduce vibration transfer to the amp.
Either way standoffs are a good idea.
Hi ! very nice creation indeed. Congratulations ! i have a question ... the fitted carpet is for look or also for some tech reason like panels damping ? i think that cabinets for sub are a huge tech challenge Kind regards, gino
@shane tackett Shane the farting mouth
Muchas gracias por tu video, es necesario hacer agujeros para la salida del aire? Gracias de nuevo
what is the size of the box, excellent work.
That’s cool and everything but no excursion from the sub?
Caracaaaasssss mano ficou muito top top👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻 eu tenho uma subwoofer 12 de 90 X 50 X 50cm posso diminuir devido porta malas pequeno do Fox?
It is a beautiful sub man
All glue construction or did you add screws later on?
Cool. Didn't know a Dremel would have enough power to route MDF.
Well, obviously it is... as the video shows .. !?!
What are the measurements for this box ?
SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SEALED BOX & SITTING UP AGAINST THE BACK THE REAR SEATS BUT EVERYONE GOT THERE PREFERENCES. NICE JOB ON MAKING THE BOX THOUGH.
Any measurements for the ports???
Its so satisfying to watch your videos :D
AXWAMMMM talente
axwammm work 😂😂😂😂🤣😋😍😍😍
nice man but you need some screws in that box so it dosent shatter
Never used them and my boxes are fine! I use clamps .. lots of them.
Bom diaaa, kara ficou tooppp, tenho uma ranger 2010 /2011 E quero colocar uma caixa de grave dessa atrás do banco , por quanto vc faz uma completa tipo essa aí ?? , qual telefo e pra contato ?
Boa tarde. Excelente trabalho parabéns. Tenho um subwoofer slim cadence 12" quero fazer uma caixa que não ocupe muito espaço no meu carro. Meu carro é um fox. Quero também colocar um falante pra voz. O que me sugere?
Super robota, jak się sprawuje ten subwoofer ? Ile ma RMS, a ile dostaje ?
Awsm job bro
Super clean 👌
Amazing job
What is the port tuning on that box?
clean bass very nice
So clean cutting
Nice build
the work is very simple and very good!
Very nice design
What's the port lenght? Did you do any calculations to tune the frequency? Thx.
very nice and good work
great job brother
Thanks for the video, Let me know materials which you using to finish (Black mat and Spray)? thank you!!!
MDF
What kind tool was that you used to cut holes ?
Muito bem feito Parabéns.
how much do all your supplies cast. do you have a budget
where did you get the wire strippers
What attachment was used to make the holes with the dremel
You could screw and install the amplifier too on the woofer box. Just the speaker has to be installed in side and not in center.
Something to boom boom but an enclosure for sure..sealed is only for shallow place..amin
Buen trabajo👍
Moin
Cooles Video, hat mir echt weiter geholfen. Wie heißt das schwarze, was sie an das Holz geklebt haben?
Lg
megafrosty2000 filz
Nice work
Wow 1.5 million views comgratulations!