69MyWay
Well-known member
Okay,
I got some great feedback regarding my first boom boom sound design for the 69. Remember, the goal here is not to have award winning quality sound, in favor of enough sound to over power the sidepipes and aggravate my neighbors.
So, a good friend of mine (Bill Angel) is very handy with wood. He got this strange dense wood (he said it is good for speakers), and made a custom box for me using biscuit joints, glue, and screws. I am now putting the 500 watt amp under the passenger seat where it has the chance of getting more air flow than boxed up in the rear compartment.
I am going to put a pair of 5" mid/tweets in each upper corner of this box. However, I will have to make a fiberglass cup behind them to isolate them from the pressure of the MTX subs kicking.
I will either prep and spray this box in the truck bedliner stuff, or cover it in vinyl.
I got some great feedback regarding my first boom boom sound design for the 69. Remember, the goal here is not to have award winning quality sound, in favor of enough sound to over power the sidepipes and aggravate my neighbors.
So, a good friend of mine (Bill Angel) is very handy with wood. He got this strange dense wood (he said it is good for speakers), and made a custom box for me using biscuit joints, glue, and screws. I am now putting the 500 watt amp under the passenger seat where it has the chance of getting more air flow than boxed up in the rear compartment.
I am going to put a pair of 5" mid/tweets in each upper corner of this box. However, I will have to make a fiberglass cup behind them to isolate them from the pressure of the MTX subs kicking.
I will either prep and spray this box in the truck bedliner stuff, or cover it in vinyl.