12' stealth box?
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12' stealth box? Im planning to make a 12'' stealth box out of fiberglass. I was just wondering why everyone has 10''instead of 12'' stealth boxes. I measured it out today and it looks like it will fit.
Also I was wondering how this will sound compared to my old set up wich is in my cardomain. This one will be a ton smaller but it will also be airtight, and my old one had tons of places where air excaped. Also any tips about fiberglassing a stealth box, Its my first time and i know it probley wont turn out too good.
Also I was wondering how this will sound compared to my old set up wich is in my cardomain. This one will be a ton smaller but it will also be airtight, and my old one had tons of places where air excaped. Also any tips about fiberglassing a stealth box, Its my first time and i know it probley wont turn out too good.
Last edited by FireSilverLullaby; Jul 27, 2006 at 02:32 PM.
the reason no-one uses a 12 is because it's too small of an area for a 12 to operate in. I would think you could get away witha 12 in the passenger side, but the driver side is way to small for a 12 to operate. AT most like .6 cubic feet ive read. A good 10 would probably sound better with a box it's correct size.
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yeah i was kinda worried about that, how do you think it would sound compared to my old set-up.
or maybe i could make it go up under the trim too where the factory subs are.
or maybe i could make it go up under the trim too where the factory subs are.
I have a 12" box just like you are talking about. I am willing to sell it. It has .71 cuft volume, which "will" fit some subs. I built it myself and is about 1/2" think. I had a 12" IDQ in it, it sounded fine, low end probably suffered a bit.
Brian
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my 12" stealth sounds wonderful. a small box sub will have plenty of air space in there, especially with fiberglass. i believe you saw the pic of my sub and how well it fits.
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I just looked at your "old" setup. I don't know the volume of your box so I can't say what the sound difference would be. And I don't know the ideal volume for an RF sub.
Again I have a .71 cuft fiberglass box I am willing to sell if you are interested, I have pics. It fits under the trim and blends with the interior nicely. The only reason I changed my setup away from the stealth box is that I wanted to try something different. I went with a ported enclosure which does put out more sound, though I don't think it really changed the sound character too much. I'm kinda sick of it taking up all the space in the back of my car though to be honest.
Brian
Again I have a .71 cuft fiberglass box I am willing to sell if you are interested, I have pics. It fits under the trim and blends with the interior nicely. The only reason I changed my setup away from the stealth box is that I wanted to try something different. I went with a ported enclosure which does put out more sound, though I don't think it really changed the sound character too much. I'm kinda sick of it taking up all the space in the back of my car though to be honest.
Brian
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