LastResort

I'm slowly assembling all my crap to install a stereo in '12 SCrew. One of that last items I need is an enclosure, and I was getting ready to DIY it but my weekends are super crunched for time. I'm now looking at getting a customized Super Crew Sound enclosure, or something else. I'm particular about how I want this to look when it's done, so I'm concerned about square corners sticking out from under the two rounded seats, Does anyone have one of their double enclosures and can post photos of the seat overlap, how it tucks under, etc?

I'm also open to other suggestions in vendors.....

Thanks.

SHORTSTACK

The box is easier to build then you think. DIY also gives you the ability to meet the manufacturer specifications, for the subwoofer that you are wanting to use. If youre pressed for time. Do it slow, its 6 pieces of wood you have to cut. But if its out of your comfort level, check these links out. I like the fox box, its clean and fits great.


http://www.foxacoustics.com/ProductD...50-SC-210-V-09
http://www.supercrewsound.com/09F150...Sdualdeep.html

LastResort

I've made a few in the past, but was looking for a way to take a short cut. It's looking like all of them have the flaw I'm concerned about: square corner sticking out under a round corner seat. Blah!

SHORTSTACK

I'm not a fan of shsrp corners either. The box I have is temporary. I plan on making a fiberglass enclosure so it fits flush and I can round everything off. It will also able me to have less space taken up under the seat.

Set_da_Hook

What about having a local shop build the box for you? A reputable brick and mortar shop should be able to knock a box out in a couple days.

LastResort

Yeah, I talked to one right down the street and it would cost between 5 and 600 to do it. They seemed to be down with what it would take, and said it might be less, but considering the tight fit they're thinking 500+ would be accurate. For that, I can burn a weekend or a few hours at a time working on it this fall.

I'll send super crew sound a note and find out if they are willing to tolerate my shenanigans.

Set_da_Hook

Yeah 500 would be hard to stomach but there is a lot of work involved with kerfing the MDF then re-enforcing it afterwards. What are you looking at building the enclosure for?

LastResort

I don't think they were out of line, it's like you say: a lot to stomach.

It's an older DD Audio 1010. Big *** sub for a 10" at the time.