Hi there all, I have finally finished my sonosub (well almost I still have not decided on the finish for the woodwork. leave it as is or paint it black) As yet not tested as I have to work tonight but will be playing with it this week. here is a coulple of pics I hope will impress warrick sono pics
Yes, impressive. That flush work with amp and remote looks good. You have some bright ideas going on in there. Making those accurate partial circle cuts doesn't look easy. You'll have to break that tempest in and tell us how it turns out. After a few DIY boxes for my car I've found that unique enclosures arn't exactly a walk in the park. Especially the crazy designs like the one I'm working on. nice job
Wow - that is an awesome looking sub. Can you describe how you constructed base and endcaps. I am building my sub and I want a base but I don't know the securest way to build it.:b
Warrick, I'm diggin it! What are the specs on this baby? Tube dia., length, port, and so on. As well,...how does it sound? >>>--->
Great job all around. Very impressive. How did you mount the controller. Same way you did the amp just smaller? Also, the verticle portions of the amp mount. Did those angle cuts allow it to fit snug to the tube, or was there only a small contact point and you were just liberal with the calking?
wow, that's by far the best flush mount I've ever seen other than the one used by SVS. That had to of taken a while. What will you be doing to the bare MDF top and bottom plates?
That's one of the slickest amp mounts for a tube I've seen. Very nicely done.... That easily rivals commercial finish or better. Welcome to the Tempest club...
Hi All, Thanks very much for the praise, it was my first effort at DIY speakers. hopefully it won't be the last, I am thinking of trying a centre channel next while the WAF is still high. The sub is a tube 500mm 220litres tuned to 20hz 6" port 500 mm long Plate Amp (indentical to parts express 250 watt with remote)
