Custom Speaker Boxes???
#1
Custom Speaker Boxes???
I have been searching around for a place that can make custom speaker boxes to fit in the rear hatch of my Z, but have not had muck luck on finding anything.
I did find a website of some guys up in Canada that makes a triple 10" inclosure, but when it sits in the hatch it faces towards the driver and passenger.
So does anyone know of any local custom fiberglass speaker box builders (NOVA, D.C., Marlyand area)?
Thanks,
R.T.
I did find a website of some guys up in Canada that makes a triple 10" inclosure, but when it sits in the hatch it faces towards the driver and passenger.
So does anyone know of any local custom fiberglass speaker box builders (NOVA, D.C., Marlyand area)?
Thanks,
R.T.
#2
Originally Posted by phase1
I have been searching around for a place that can make custom speaker boxes to fit in the rear hatch of my Z, but have not had muck luck on finding anything.
I did find a website of some guys up in Canada that makes a triple 10" inclosure, but when it sits in the hatch it faces towards the driver and passenger.
So does anyone know of any local custom fiberglass speaker box builders (NOVA, D.C., Marlyand area)?
Thanks,
R.T.
I did find a website of some guys up in Canada that makes a triple 10" inclosure, but when it sits in the hatch it faces towards the driver and passenger.
So does anyone know of any local custom fiberglass speaker box builders (NOVA, D.C., Marlyand area)?
Thanks,
R.T.
#3
#4
We're in College Park, MD. Closer than those other places. We can do a custom fiberglass enclosure for you. Just let us know what you're looking for.
www.FreshDesignsInc.com
(Ask for Doug or Ryan) tell them you got there info from me on the forum. We hook you guys up with special pricing.
I just want to give you a little warning about some of those enclosures you're seeing on the internet (i.e. the 2 10' W7 enclosure) Those enclosures are WAY too small for the specified subs. They sound good to the avg. person, but when put against what the specs call for from the manufacturer, they get blown out of the water. One 10 W7 in a properly sized box will sound louder and better than the 2 in the smaller box under the strut bar. Under no circumstances is a box under the strut bar going to have enough airspace for 2 subs. It can be done, and it looks nice and semetrical, but you're losing an incredible amount of sound (both volume and frequency sensitivity) and wasting money on unnecessary stereo components (i.e larger than needed amp, and addition subs).
Here's a pic of my trunk that we did not too long ago. Not finished yet, but the amp rack is next
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20035.htm
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20034.htm
Robbie
www.FreshDesignsInc.com
(Ask for Doug or Ryan) tell them you got there info from me on the forum. We hook you guys up with special pricing.
I just want to give you a little warning about some of those enclosures you're seeing on the internet (i.e. the 2 10' W7 enclosure) Those enclosures are WAY too small for the specified subs. They sound good to the avg. person, but when put against what the specs call for from the manufacturer, they get blown out of the water. One 10 W7 in a properly sized box will sound louder and better than the 2 in the smaller box under the strut bar. Under no circumstances is a box under the strut bar going to have enough airspace for 2 subs. It can be done, and it looks nice and semetrical, but you're losing an incredible amount of sound (both volume and frequency sensitivity) and wasting money on unnecessary stereo components (i.e larger than needed amp, and addition subs).
Here's a pic of my trunk that we did not too long ago. Not finished yet, but the amp rack is next
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20035.htm
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20034.htm
Robbie
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Originally Posted by savvy
Nazar from www.wickedcas.com makes all sorts of cool stuff for Z enclosures
Great quality workmanship.
--Brent
#6
Originally Posted by Driven1
We're in College Park, MD. Closer than those other places. We can do a custom fiberglass enclosure for you. Just let us know what you're looking for.
www.FreshDesignsInc.com
(Ask for Doug or Ryan) tell them you got there info from me on the forum. We hook you guys up with special pricing.
I just want to give you a little warning about some of those enclosures you're seeing on the internet (i.e. the 2 10' W7 enclosure) Those enclosures are WAY too small for the specified subs. They sound good to the avg. person, but when put against what the specs call for from the manufacturer, they get blown out of the water. One 10 W7 in a properly sized box will sound louder and better than the 2 in the smaller box under the strut bar. Under no circumstances is a box under the strut bar going to have enough airspace for 2 subs. It can be done, and it looks nice and semetrical, but you're losing an incredible amount of sound (both volume and frequency sensitivity) and wasting money on unnecessary stereo components (i.e larger than needed amp, and addition subs).
Here's a pic of my trunk that we did not too long ago. Not finished yet, but the amp rack is next
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20035.htm
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20034.htm
Robbie
www.FreshDesignsInc.com
(Ask for Doug or Ryan) tell them you got there info from me on the forum. We hook you guys up with special pricing.
I just want to give you a little warning about some of those enclosures you're seeing on the internet (i.e. the 2 10' W7 enclosure) Those enclosures are WAY too small for the specified subs. They sound good to the avg. person, but when put against what the specs call for from the manufacturer, they get blown out of the water. One 10 W7 in a properly sized box will sound louder and better than the 2 in the smaller box under the strut bar. Under no circumstances is a box under the strut bar going to have enough airspace for 2 subs. It can be done, and it looks nice and semetrical, but you're losing an incredible amount of sound (both volume and frequency sensitivity) and wasting money on unnecessary stereo components (i.e larger than needed amp, and addition subs).
Here's a pic of my trunk that we did not too long ago. Not finished yet, but the amp rack is next
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20035.htm
http://www.dubmagazine.com/DC_galler...%20-%20034.htm
Robbie
nice looking set-up robbie...looks like im going to have to come visit you again to get some work done on my g...
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Originally Posted by momo 350z
nice looking set-up robbie...looks like im going to have to come visit you again to get some work done on my g...
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