Great video Mark, never heard anyone bring up round port bracing before. Good stuff. Anyone wanting to take their build skills to the next level but don't have the cash to get a router and router table? You can do all the cuts shown with a straight bit, round over bit, a cheap palm router, a home made router circle jig (you can find plans online), a wood clamp & a couple screws. Draw out lines for holes and radii. Clamp scrap board behind cut area to prevent blowout. Set up circle jig for the o.d. of the tube use straight bit cut to depth. Reset jig for i.d. of tube and counter sink 2 screws through the center piece your about to cut out into the scrap wood behind it. Cut out center with router ( this may take several passes lowering the bit slowly each pass). For the port brace cut the circle first then the radius so you'll have better options for securing your work piece. Follow up with round over bit. Start with less then $50 in harbor freight tools, upgrade to better when you can.
Hello Mark. I'm going fulltime with speaker system production at home. Just bought a router the other day & I needed the rabbit bit information/recommendation. I have picked up some vital tips from watching your channel over the years. Thank you!
I really appreciate your videos. I am a audio enthusiast, but on occasion a friend of two have asked me to build them a box. I usually Vinted style ports boxes or sealed rarely. Your videos are validated a lot of the techniques I use. It has also enlightening on many new ones. Thank you for your contribution to Car Audio and the TH-cam Community!😊🙏🇺🇸
I have always enjoyed all of your videos, I have learned so much. Your knowledge, attention to details and how clear your explanations are, makes learning so easy. You never come off as arrogant and have a great sense of humor. I completely agree with Rodman8500, you are the “GOAT”!
Grab a DATS program from Parts Express. Run the DATS program on your subwoofer, to get the TS Paramters. Use the TS Specs, to determine your proper tuning frequency for your specific application.
Tip: gang up two pieces of mdf with your templating tape and then jigsaw/route out your inner diameter holes at the same time. Saves you some time/steps, plus ensures that both your outside panel and inside brace have their holes perfectly aligned so there’s no stress on the glue joints. 👍🏻
You are awesome sir. I have always loved car audio, but the shops around me act like I don't know anything. The fraction of knowledge I have and your assistance I quit going to them and started using your recommendations. I will build an extremely awesome system for my 1972 chevy caprice restoration.
@@CarAudioFabrication hey I had a quick question for you. I'm running a single 12" infinity kappa 1200w in a vented ported box. The box isn't big enough for the subwoofer so I'm having my local shop build one to spec. I'm running a SKAR amp at 600 watts at 2ohms. My question is before I give the green light which hits better a TUBED flared port or a vented port box? My local shop said a TUBED flare hits better but I don't know. Thank you I love the channel because of you I bought and running the LC2i in my lexus so I no longer lose out on bass when turned up past 45 thanks again 😊
@@PoppaTInstall learn something new every day! Now that I got that out of the way... I can be closed minded to all the craziness in the political realm! Haha! 😇😎😀
I love round ports! Great design, Mark. Would you go as far as wrapping the PVC in some sound deadening material to add mass? Just curious what you think about that - I would have to ponder it if I were building this enclosure.
As always, thank you for your dedication to mastering car audio and putting out great content for people like myself to learn different techniques and ideas! Maybe a video on determining round port sizes next
how do you decide where and how to place the port or is all preference? And on another note.. thanks for doing all these videos. Man your truly a lifesaver. I had bought 3 12's a few amps and head units from a buddy. Got it home and realized I had no idea what to do with it. Found your videos now I'm hooked . When I get this box finished I'm going send you a video. You helped me get it done. Thanks
This is awesome. Anyway you can do a video on how to design an aero port. Like all the calculations and building it from scratch and flaring ends? Would really be interested in that. Keep up the awesome work.
I have 90s 12" subwoofers giants speakers box sound amazing but the box is square.need an upgrade for my 2014 VW passat and you are the guy that is going to help me build the perfect passatbox
I thank you sir for this video it really helped me a lot I am in the process of building a soapbox and this is exactly the style of port I wanted to use and I had a few questions that you perfectly answered!!
I always like your videos. Getting ready for my first Aero port build myself. Wish you could do a video on Tunning the port. That where I am kind of stuck at. The only pie I know is in the kitchen. Thanks
Oh, I had one other question if you have time. Do you have a video on port/vent and cone clearance? Like the distance between the inside wall of your trunk from your port opening. Because I only have about 2 inches clearance from my port to the trunk wall and maybe 3 inches from my sub face to the back of the seat. Am i losing sound/bass quality? I cant seem to find any videos on this. Thanks
I’m learning a lot from you Mark, my question is how would you wrap the material around the port? How far would you bring the carpet into the port? Thank you
You should get a CNC machine. I’ve been into audio and just got a shapeoko 4 xxl and it allows me to make some pretty complex enclosures. Basically you cut 3/4” material and cut a bunch of “rings” that have the same cross sectional shape of your enclosure. Make a bunch of them than stack them up and glue em together. This allows you to make your walls as thick as you want, and you can design 3 or 4 of the rings to incorporate complex bracing that will keep your enclosure as dead as possible.
Mark, I've been watching you videos recently and I have a question. First off gotta give a disclaimer, I have been away from car audio for about 15 years. When I was building my stuff for my cars (I was a budget guy) I used capacitors to help with electrical current draw on my electrical system. I see that you've said nothing about capacitors, are they not a thing anymore?
A trick I do is make a wooden ring that you afix to the box wall for the port to slide into. If you make two, and sandwich them together, make the ID slightly bigger than the OD of the pipe on one ring, and match the OD on the other, when you afix the stacked rings to the box wall, a recess is created for the carpet, vinyl or leather to go into as the covering goes into the radiused port. Cover it, and then when you slide the port in, it will clamp the covering and give you perfect edge from covering to port, and will hold the covering and make sure it will not come loose.
How do you feel about using PVC elbows for longer ports? Or for having them on the same plane as the woofer? Also this video could not have come at a better time. Been wanting to build a similar enclosure for my JL 12w6v3
@@CarAudioFabrication you are wrong theres a guy that built a roller coast out of pvc not sure which type but he used heated sand to bake the bend into the pipe
@@CarAudioFabrication I'd love to use a slot port, however I'm trying to save space by making a box with an angled back to fit snugly against the back seats. It'll fit too snugly side to side to do a side port. It's a losing battle 😅🤷♂️
Question: when using the factory head unit but upgrading the amp and speakers, how do you get around the the AVC-LAN lines (or CAN BUS communication)? For example if the Bluetooth or Navi’s voice signal is sent to the factory amp but you are looking to upgrade said amp? Any thoughts and input would be greatly appreciated!
I’m in the research phase of my first box, I’m thinking of using a toolbox style latch to secure my sub because I do have to use my space occasionally, any reason why I shouldn’t. I’ve enjoyed your vids, very informative.
Hi thanks for this. I'm building a pair of the CSS Criton 2TDX Tower speakers (not for my car). : ) I like the way you installed the port tube in that sub woofer box and anchored and rounded the entrance and exit. I think I will try this on my speaker build instead of using the port tubes provided. The exit's on the ports I got with the kit have a plastic flange with a 90 degree edge. I think rounding over the 3/4 inch red oak where the tubes exit will look a lot better than the plastic flange. I am lining the inside of the speakers with a 1" thick sound damping material. Is it a good idea to wrap/glue damping material around the outside of the port tube inside the cabinet? Thanks for the video! You gave me a lot of interesting ideas I plan to incorporate into my speaker build. And a bit more work to do.. : )
I have a question. are 7X10's designed to be in free air? or would they perform better in enclosures? I don't have any room for subs all I can run is a 4 channel 60W amp 2 7X10's in the rear and a set of 3 way coax with crossovers in the front. would I get better bass in a enclosure? thx mate
I have a question, it’s probably pretty simple, I have upgraded door speakers. That have a rms rating way higher then what the receiver puts out however it still sounds good. Now here’s the question, if I was to get a amp that correctly brings the speakers to proper rms ratings would it make it sound any better, or would it just bring the sound levels up without distortion or would it do a little bit of both?
Hi sir. May I know the details of your all equipment for trimmer and also the brand. Thanks. I amaze your set up. Iw ant that kind of set up. Please help me to get that
2 sundown x18v3....14 cubic feet box at 32 hertz.....can I use three 6 inch ports at 11.56 inches to reduce port displacement.....or do I need four 6 inch ports at 16.87
Sir what tuning hz of that box? I mean the port length? Coz mine is 31hz but only 9.80” but yours too long? My box 26.5x13.5x17” is it correct 31hz@9.80” port lenght? I am curious.
Hoping to see a finished video on this port build. Would like to see it performing in the car as well. Also, where do you order your vinyl from? The local company I get mine from is not carrying the 4 way stretch anymore.
I've always done this with two pieces of wood as I still don't own circle guides. First is cut to outside diameter as close as possible with jigsaw, second is ruff cut within the inside diameter, glue together, glue onto tube, then use tube to flush cut to inside diameter and then use radius bit too round ends. I always try to design the box so the tube ends at a window brace which is much easier when doing stage and club systems.
Hi! We really appreciate your videos .. they are so well explained ! ... do you recomend this for a sub dv wdx 8” 750 rms? Thanks .. saludos desde México
THIS SPRING IM LOOKING TO UPGRADE MY 2011 CHRYSLER 300 I WANT TO INSTALL A ROCKFORD FOSGATE 3SIXTY3 DSP AND ADD AMPS FOR 6 SPEAKERS, IVE INSTALLED THE SPEAKERS THE SUBWOOFER AND A CORRESPONDING AMP ALL ROCKFORD FOSGATE BUT THE FACTORY HEAD IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL FOR PRECISION SOUND TUNNING AND I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!!...LOL, I WATCHED YOUR VID ON RUNNING WIRE THROUGH THE DOOR BOOTS GOOD INFO,... I GOT MY WORK CUT OUT FOR MYSELF I WILL HAVE ALOT OF QUESTIONS WILL BE WATCHING AND LEARNING THANKS ALOT.
Any chance you could test/review the pioneer z line shallow mount sub. They say it plays up to 3k. Which could be an ideal replacement for the factory c6 corvette speaker
I always think you are the "GOAT " of car audio fabrication ,hands down the best ideas and content. keep it up MARK!
You are teaching this generation a wealth of knowledge. The stuff we learned from our mistakes. Keep it up nice job
Great video Mark, never heard anyone bring up round port bracing before. Good stuff.
Anyone wanting to take their build skills to the next level but don't have the cash to get a router and router table? You can do all the cuts shown with a straight bit, round over bit, a cheap palm router, a home made router circle jig (you can find plans online), a wood clamp & a couple screws. Draw out lines for holes and radii. Clamp scrap board behind cut area to prevent blowout. Set up circle jig for the o.d. of the tube use straight bit cut to depth. Reset jig for i.d. of tube and counter sink 2 screws through the center piece your about to cut out into the scrap wood behind it. Cut out center with router ( this may take several passes lowering the bit slowly each pass). For the port brace cut the circle first then the radius so you'll have better options for securing your work piece. Follow up with round over bit. Start with less then $50 in harbor freight tools, upgrade to better when you can.
Excellent, thank you 🤠👌
Hello Mark. I'm going fulltime with speaker system production at home. Just bought a router the other day & I needed the rabbit bit information/recommendation. I have picked up some vital tips from watching your channel over the years. Thank you!
I always wondered how to properly mount this style of port. Thank you! Your videos and craftsmanship are truly top notch.
I really appreciate your videos. I am a audio enthusiast, but on occasion a friend of two have asked me to build them a box. I usually Vinted style ports boxes or sealed rarely. Your videos are validated a lot of the techniques I use. It has also enlightening on many new ones. Thank you for your contribution to Car Audio and the TH-cam Community!😊🙏🇺🇸
I have always enjoyed all of your videos, I have learned so much. Your knowledge, attention to details and how clear your explanations are, makes learning so easy. You never come off as arrogant and have a great sense of humor. I completely agree with Rodman8500, you are the “GOAT”!
Hey Mark ,could you make a video on how we determine what the "right" tuning frequency is for a custom sub woofer install ?
Grab a DATS program from Parts Express. Run the DATS program on your subwoofer, to get the TS Paramters. Use the TS Specs, to determine your proper tuning frequency for your specific application.
Carpenter here 20 + years and you do nice work.
Tip: gang up two pieces of mdf with your templating tape and then jigsaw/route out your inner diameter holes at the same time. Saves you some time/steps, plus ensures that both your outside panel and inside brace have their holes perfectly aligned so there’s no stress on the glue joints. 👍🏻
The god of audio is back at at it!!! Come on who doesn't think he's a sheer freaking intelligent genius!
That is a clean flared port, you make it look easy.
I was just thinking, why dont people do this insted,then this vid pops up while im scrolling to show my son the install vids. Nice! 😎👍👍
Superb video...I never felt I could be this handy but now I think I can do this.
You are awesome sir. I have always loved car audio, but the shops around me act like I don't know anything. The fraction of knowledge I have and your assistance I quit going to them and started using your recommendations. I will build an extremely awesome system for my 1972 chevy caprice restoration.
Can't believe I never thought of this. This is so much easier than trying to bend and mold pvc, nice job dude!
The quality of this mans builds is amazing
Think he's ocd,installer
@@denniswalker1640 I can see that lol
Also..it doesn't hurt to have about 100K worth of Mobile solutions products on hand.
@@scarce911 we all can only dream about that.
@@1homeboy815 true!
Always love your content! You are a great teacher when I am unsure what to do for certain builds. Thank you much.
I appreciate that!
@@CarAudioFabrication hey I had a quick question for you. I'm running a single 12" infinity kappa 1200w in a vented ported box. The box isn't big enough for the subwoofer so I'm having my local shop build one to spec. I'm running a SKAR amp at 600 watts at 2ohms. My question is before I give the green light which hits better a TUBED flared port or a vented port box? My local shop said a TUBED flare hits better but I don't know. Thank you I love the channel because of you I bought and running the LC2i in my lexus so I no longer lose out on bass when turned up past 45 thanks again 😊
@@movie_av_impulseSo which port did you use - aero port , or slot port ??
@@bobcat3653 that setup is not my setup now I'm running a 12" NVX in a slot ported box with 1,000 watts and 2ohms sounds and hits much better.
That is the first time I've seen that color of pvc! Thought you painted it...but I was wrong. The router would have made that evident.
Cool vid! 😇😎😀
Those are typically used for large drainage underground such as sewage. Very sturdy that your regular schedule 22.
@@PoppaTInstall learn something new every day! Now that I got that out of the way... I can be closed minded to all the craziness in the political realm! Haha! 😇😎😀
Damn, you have some serious skills. ☺️
You sure do got a lot of use out of that router. ☺️
Hey Mark, you make the best car audio videos in TH-cam. Thank you
Appreciate that thank you, doing my best
I love round ports! Great design, Mark. Would you go as far as wrapping the PVC in some sound deadening material to add mass? Just curious what you think about that - I would have to ponder it if I were building this enclosure.
About to build my first aeroport box next weekend. Perfect timing. Thanks Mark!
Let me know how it turns out!
As always, thank you for your dedication to mastering car audio and putting out great content for people like myself to learn different techniques and ideas! Maybe a video on determining round port sizes next
You’re the best I’ve seen. Beautiful work as always.
'Port rectification' seems to be utterly alien to most speaker builders - it was a pleasing change to see CarAudioFabrication addressing this issue.
Great information! I'm in the middle of DIY Boom Box project,, I'm learning so much
Definitely more clean than the way I do mine. Now that I know better I will do better, thank you sir for the great video.
how do you decide where and how to place the port or is all preference? And on another note.. thanks for doing all these videos. Man your truly a lifesaver. I had bought 3 12's a few amps and head units from a buddy. Got it home and realized I had no idea what to do with it. Found your videos now I'm hooked . When I get this box finished I'm going send you a video. You helped me get it done. Thanks
This is awesome. Anyway you can do a video on how to design an aero port. Like all the calculations and building it from scratch and flaring ends? Would really be interested in that. Keep up the awesome work.
You can use an online calculator and figure out the length from your volume and tuning hz, then follow this video
Thanks for making this video. I was about to do it the hard way. Much love from ES937 Fabrications.
I have 90s 12" subwoofers giants speakers box sound amazing but the box is square.need an upgrade for my 2014 VW passat and you are the guy that is going to help me build the perfect passatbox
Bro that looks really nice,i like the way u did the opening for the port
How would you calculate the flare of the port when building it like the video
Just like usual but account for port end correction.
Love the rabbeting to mount the port! Great technique as always Mark.
I literally made a box with a pvc port today and had some port turbulance, I will definitely try this
Finally I've got what i was looking for. Big thanks for the video. 👍☺
thats a really neat way to draw the circle, i would never have thought of that
I thank you sir for this video it really helped me a lot I am in the process of building a soapbox and this is exactly the style of port I wanted to use and I had a few questions that you perfectly answered!!
You are very welcome
Sweet finish, great tips.
Killer build and most excellent idea with the port support! Well done!
I always like your videos. Getting ready for my first Aero port build myself. Wish you could do a video on Tunning the port. That where I am kind of stuck at. The only pie I know is in the kitchen. Thanks
I need a friend like you that has all the tools and can help me make a box real pretty
Nice! Where can I get the circle template from?
Very informative. Nice techniques I have not thought about before. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome work and amazing insight to the type of work you do, Kudos my friend
How would you go about the carpeting around the port perimeter?
Go a little deeper with the roundover. It will leave a perfect crisp line to run your blade in to trim.
That sounds about right. Has anyone ever told you that you are a very smart person? What's your IQ?
Oh, I had one other question if you have time. Do you have a video on port/vent and cone clearance? Like the distance between the inside wall of your trunk from your port opening. Because I only have about 2 inches clearance from my port to the trunk wall and maybe 3 inches from my sub face to the back of the seat. Am i losing sound/bass quality? I cant seem to find any videos on this. Thanks
Awesome video, how would you finish a box using this technique - would it be painted?
I’m learning a lot from you Mark, my question is how would you wrap the material around the port?
How far would you bring the carpet into the port?
Thank you
Excellent Marck tips for a very professional job. 👍🏼
I love the way you build This is totally satisfaction
You should get a CNC machine. I’ve been into audio and just got a shapeoko 4 xxl and it allows me to make some pretty complex enclosures.
Basically you cut 3/4” material and cut a bunch of “rings” that have the same cross sectional shape of your enclosure.
Make a bunch of them than stack them up and glue em together. This allows you to make your walls as thick as you want, and you can design 3 or 4 of the rings to incorporate complex bracing that will keep your enclosure as dead as possible.
great video...! I learn something new every time I watch.
What are you thoughts on slot port vs round ? What about slot port ratios height vs width?
Mark, I've been watching you videos recently and I have a question. First off gotta give a disclaimer, I have been away from car audio for about 15 years. When I was building my stuff for my cars (I was a budget guy) I used capacitors to help with electrical current draw on my electrical system. I see that you've said nothing about capacitors, are they not a thing anymore?
A trick I do is make a wooden ring that you afix to the box wall for the port to slide into. If you make two, and sandwich them together, make the ID slightly bigger than the OD of the pipe on one ring, and match the OD on the other, when you afix the stacked rings to the box wall, a recess is created for the carpet, vinyl or leather to go into as the covering goes into the radiused port. Cover it, and then when you slide the port in, it will clamp the covering and give you perfect edge from covering to port, and will hold the covering and make sure it will not come loose.
How do you feel about using PVC elbows for longer ports? Or for having them on the same plane as the woofer?
Also this video could not have come at a better time. Been wanting to build a similar enclosure for my JL 12w6v3
Elbows is the only way to bend, I try to avoid using circular ports if they need a bend though
@@CarAudioFabrication you are wrong theres a guy that built a roller coast out of pvc not sure which type but he used heated sand to bake the bend into the pipe
@@CarAudioFabrication I'd love to use a slot port, however I'm trying to save space by making a box with an angled back to fit snugly against the back seats. It'll fit too snugly side to side to do a side port. It's a losing battle 😅🤷♂️
Yo mark! Does it matter where the tube port it located?. Can it be placed vertically, shooting air into rear deck. ? Sub facing forward.
That’s amazing thanks I’m absorbing all the knowledge.
Keep up the video uploads please!
Cool video , love the show!!!
Does this effectively increase he length of he port or is it accounted for in port length ?
Ok yhe outer port lloked good but whe u did the inner end man that was really beautiful most excellent detail
Hi Mark! Have you ever made a video explaining how to calculate port size and length? I've tried to look and came up empty.
Question: when using the factory head unit but upgrading the amp and speakers, how do you get around the the AVC-LAN lines (or CAN BUS communication)? For example if the Bluetooth or Navi’s voice signal is sent to the factory amp but you are looking to upgrade said amp? Any thoughts and input would be greatly appreciated!
Nice video, curious how you would carpet this? Maybe just dig that roundover in a little more so it leaves a lip to run you blade across?
Nice video since i am planing out a new ported box for my JL audio 13W3V3-4👍
I’m in the research phase of my first box, I’m thinking of using a toolbox style latch to secure my sub because I do have to use my space occasionally, any reason why I shouldn’t. I’ve enjoyed your vids, very informative.
Excellent video and explanation!!
Is there any difference between slot and tube ports? So they produce different sounds? I've always had slot ported.
Very inspiring. I want to be able to go the next level. I will be looking at router tables. I'll check out your links.
Hey, I was literally thinking about this yesterday! I really should get one of them routers
I absolutely love it man! Knowledge is power. Thank you
So tempted to give making a sub box a go now
Hi thanks for this. I'm building a pair of the CSS Criton 2TDX Tower speakers (not for my car). : ) I like the way you installed the port tube in that sub woofer box and anchored and rounded the entrance and exit. I think I will try this on my speaker build instead of using the port tubes provided. The exit's on the ports I got with the kit have a plastic flange with a 90 degree edge. I think rounding over the 3/4 inch red oak where the tubes exit will look a lot better than the plastic flange.
I am lining the inside of the speakers with a 1" thick sound damping material. Is it a good idea to wrap/glue damping material around the outside of the port tube inside the cabinet? Thanks for the video! You gave me a lot of interesting ideas I plan to incorporate into my speaker build. And a bit more work to do.. : )
I have a question. are 7X10's designed to be in free air? or would they perform better in enclosures? I don't have any room for subs all I can run is a 4 channel 60W amp 2 7X10's in the rear and a set of 3 way coax with crossovers in the front. would I get better bass in a enclosure? thx mate
Hey Mark, I would love to see the steps you would take to prep this type of port for vinyl or carpet.
Excellent video! Regarding bracing. Would you line them with rubber, to prevent "clatter" noise, or is glue/adhesive good enough?
I have a question, it’s probably pretty simple, I have upgraded door speakers. That have a rms rating way higher then what the receiver puts out however it still sounds good. Now here’s the question, if I was to get a amp that correctly brings the speakers to proper rms ratings would it make it sound any better, or would it just bring the sound levels up without distortion or would it do a little bit of both?
Hi sir. May I know the details of your all equipment for trimmer and also the brand. Thanks. I amaze your set up. Iw ant that kind of set up. Please help me to get that
Can u do a video on how to male a box with garage tools i don't own a fancy wood machine like yours
There are hundreds of videos using cheap tools. I made a few and no one watched. I'll stick to professional tools
2 sundown x18v3....14 cubic feet box at 32 hertz.....can I use three 6 inch ports at 11.56 inches to reduce port displacement.....or do I need four 6 inch ports at 16.87
Sir what tuning hz of that box? I mean the port length? Coz mine is 31hz but only 9.80” but yours too long? My box 26.5x13.5x17” is it correct 31hz@9.80” port lenght? I am curious.
Hoping to see a finished video on this port build.
Would like to see it performing in the car as well.
Also, where do you order your vinyl from?
The local company I get mine from is not carrying the 4 way stretch anymore.
Beautiful man! That looks like perfection. 👍🏻
sir in car audio which would you prefer a slot port or aeroport box?
G.O.A.T with the router
I've always done this with two pieces of wood as I still don't own circle guides. First is cut to outside diameter as close as possible with jigsaw, second is ruff cut within the inside diameter, glue together, glue onto tube, then use tube to flush cut to inside diameter and then use radius bit too round ends. I always try to design the box so the tube ends at a window brace which is much easier when doing stage and club systems.
Very nice. Thanks for the knowledge.
🔴 Is there any negative of stickig the tube outside of the box.
Hi! We really appreciate your videos .. they are so well explained ! ... do you recomend this for a sub dv wdx 8” 750 rms? Thanks .. saludos desde México
Just did this for a box with two 8” subs. 2 cubes tuned at 32 hz using 4” port.
That looks really good! 👌
which sounds better on car audio..l ported or aeroported ? thanks
Great stuff mark.
How do you determine enclosure and length of tube to be considered a optimally balanced and ported keep up the great videos
Winisd
THIS SPRING IM LOOKING TO UPGRADE MY 2011 CHRYSLER 300 I WANT TO INSTALL A ROCKFORD FOSGATE 3SIXTY3 DSP AND ADD AMPS FOR 6 SPEAKERS, IVE INSTALLED THE SPEAKERS THE SUBWOOFER AND A CORRESPONDING AMP ALL ROCKFORD FOSGATE BUT THE FACTORY HEAD IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL FOR PRECISION SOUND TUNNING AND I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!!...LOL,
I WATCHED YOUR VID ON RUNNING WIRE THROUGH THE DOOR BOOTS GOOD INFO,... I GOT MY WORK CUT OUT FOR MYSELF
I WILL HAVE ALOT OF QUESTIONS WILL BE WATCHING AND LEARNING THANKS ALOT.
I’d love to see him build a blow through for my avalanche midgate. It would be so beautiful
Any chance you could test/review the pioneer z line shallow mount sub. They say it plays up to 3k. Which could be an ideal replacement for the factory c6 corvette speaker
Friggin genius man
Nice vid Mark! As always enjoyed your informative instructions..