Alpine Type R in Stealth Enclosure Question
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My Type R doesn't fit. Anyone else have this problem? It might be a stupid question, but do they make spacers to go in between the sub and box? The basket of the sub hits the narrow back part of the box.
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If it's hitting in the rear, the sub ring will fix the problem. You could also make one out of a small piece of MDF.
However, the problem I had with my stealth box was that the cutout diameter was a hair too small. I thought it was hitting the back, but I widened the diameter a bit and it dropped right in.
However, the problem I had with my stealth box was that the cutout diameter was a hair too small. I thought it was hitting the back, but I widened the diameter a bit and it dropped right in.
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If it's hitting in the rear, the sub ring will fix the problem. You could also make one out of a small piece of MDF.
However, the problem I had with my stealth box was that the cutout diameter was a hair too small. I thought it was hitting the back, but I widened the diameter a bit and it dropped right in.
However, the problem I had with my stealth box was that the cutout diameter was a hair too small. I thought it was hitting the back, but I widened the diameter a bit and it dropped right in.