|   subwoofer enclosure made of pvc pipe | jamjr64
Nov 27, 2001 10:35 PM | | i am having a great deal of difficulty locating a subwoofer for my 2001 ford explorer sport trac, due to not having much room. i am considering building one out of pvc pipe. it will probably house a 6-8 inch subwoofer. i don't know anything about building a subwoofer and am open to suggestions re: my delimma. i am considering pvc pipe due to the rigidity. please help!!!!! |
| Use a cardboard tube ins | Richard Greene
Nov 28, 2001 9:35 AM | | You want a material that doesn't "ring" when you
tap it with a hammer or your fingernail.
Cardboard tubes work well for subwoofers although
they will roll around in the truck unless fastened to the floor.
A ceramic or cement drain pipe would work too, but both are
heavy and you could get caught when stealing them from a
construction site!
Hsu has a 12" sub driver in a cardboard tube that is not that expensive. I think you'd have to provide the amplifier and
crossover for it. |
| Use a cardboard tube ins | jamjr64
Nov 29, 2001 9:06 PM | | hey! how did you know that i lived close to a construction site? please don't tell. haha. hey thanks for responding. now could you tell me where i can locate cardboard tubing? jamjr64 |
| Concrete supply company -- see yellow pages | Richard Greene
Nov 30, 2001 12:36 PM | | Someone has to supply all those concrete column forms used to make the cylindrical bases to hold most outdoor lamp poles |
| Concrete supply company -- see yellow pages | jamjr64
Nov 30, 2001 6:52 PM | | preciate ya' |
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