Nice clean install...I wish you were closer to L.A. so I can get my kick panels to look like that

 

great work!!!

 

send me your kicks, i will reutnr them lookin like that

b

 

that looks freaking hott!!!
and i'm sure with those components it sounds sick too!!!

 

hah dont cut the carpet.

After my install was done... I endedup buyed another carpet.

I would just leave the carpet out rather than cutting it. The carpet doesnt fit back in there 100% anyway. I think it looks better without the carpet anyway.

BTW cutting a peice of mdf to fit that exact shap is a real B*tch. haha

 

no i mean i traced out the stock mat onto another piece of high grade carpet i have, and cut that piece out to go over the top of it all so it provides a durable but breathable covering piece

b

 

Nice work, B!

 

no sh*t my bad

 

If you don't mind sharing w/ us what are the dimensions of that box. I was planning on doing something similar using at JL Audio 10W3V3 which has a mounting depth of 5.93" and from the JL audio recommended sub dim it requires .625 cu.ft. The recommended dim. call for an enclosure measuring 18x11x9 (LxHxD). Any help is appreciated. Thanks. BTW outstanding job man.

 

the enclosure, if i remmeber correctly, is like 16x14x5.5, or somewhere around there, i build so many boxes that i gets fuzzy

b

 

id like a pm about cost as well pleeeeze

 

Wow that is a real shallow mounting depth for that sub. Is there any space between the enclosure floor and the sub's magnet?

 

Great work! Now, i need to find someone that does that kind of quality of work on this side......

 

yes, about an inch or so...

more htan enough...

there are many good subs that are in the 5.25 to 5.5" mounting depth range...

b

 

The install sounds nice from what I read but none of the pics seem to be working.

 

simplicityinsound.com seems to be down, if that is where the pics are hosted.

 

hmm, its owrking for me...not sure hwats going on....

weird...

b

 

Do you think a 1/4" would be enough space between magnet and sub enclosure floor?

 

umm..thats a bit tight, but in real world applications, it usually doesnt matter a huge deal, as long as its not right up against hte wood, i would try to get aleast a little more though

b

 

+1 on your site not work nor the pics loading!