would there be anything wrong with using only one piece of mdf on the bottom endcap?
Aug 29, 2002 #1 of 5 Sean Carter Stunt Coordinator Joined Jun 24, 2002 Messages 65 would there be anything wrong with using only one piece of mdf on the bottom endcap?
Aug 29, 2002 #2 of 5 Patrick Sun Senior HTF Member Joined Jun 30, 1999 Messages 39,660 Depends on how loud you want to play the sub, for a high enough SPL, you might introduce some flexing on the MDF endcaps. I would urge you to go with 2 layers of MDF on the top and bottom endcaps.
Depends on how loud you want to play the sub, for a high enough SPL, you might introduce some flexing on the MDF endcaps. I would urge you to go with 2 layers of MDF on the top and bottom endcaps.
Aug 29, 2002 #3 of 5 Sean Carter Stunt Coordinator Joined Jun 24, 2002 Messages 65 Thanks alot, I am building 2 16-46 SVS clones and I will be blasting them.
Aug 29, 2002 #4 of 5 Bryan Michael Supporting Actor Joined Mar 2, 2002 Messages 564 i have owned many car sub boxes and all of them have never hade more than one layer of mdfb and never had any braceing and i had a 2.2 cubeft
i have owned many car sub boxes and all of them have never hade more than one layer of mdfb and never had any braceing and i had a 2.2 cubeft
Aug 29, 2002 #5 of 5 A Anthony_Gomez Car audio usually has lots of compromises and you can get away with a lot more.