12" Stealth enclosure?
I have a home-made fiberglass enclosure for my passenger side, that works well, but looks like hell. Plus I don't want to hack up that sail panel, so I'm currently running without it even in there...
I am also working on a new stealth enclosure for 10" that will be able to handle large subs like RE Audio SE10, Massive DC10, Alpine Type R 10", and several others.
I am also working on a new stealth enclosure for 10" that will be able to handle large subs like RE Audio SE10, Massive DC10, Alpine Type R 10", and several others.

I have built several 12" stealth enclosures but it is tedious. I think my new fiberglassing technique will hopefully cut down on time without sacrificing quality.
I fully intend to have my mount built and get glassing after the first week in June to get these built. I am also working with another carpenter to get some more stealth boxes made that will accommodate large motor subs. He is confident that he can build that for me so we will see.
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The 12" glass enclosure has the same as the 10" which is very close to .8ft^3.
Let me see how far I get with these in the next week or 2.

The cut out hole is 13 3/16" X 10 7/16, they usually call for 1^3' of air in a sealed enclosure so at .8^' you are closer than most of the others out there.
Do you know if your fiberglass boxes will yield any more volume?
Thanks
Last edited by fil131; May 30, 2011 at 09:20 AM.



