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Originally posted by supremesoundz supremesoundz wrote:

wicked bins and wicked build, liking the Sub 18 a lot.

What does it work out price wise to make these with all the ply used (and the hardware like handles/speakon plates/castors)?
 
hmm well i used MDF for mine but lets say around
£50 for a decent sheet of ply
£25 for the casters
£5 for the handles
£5 for the speakon plate and connectors
£18 for the aldcrofts (depends on what colour and quantity oviously)
and i cant remember how much it cost for the grill and foam but i think it was between £20 - £30
 
so about £130 Smile
 
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looking good ryan. any chance of some better quality pics?
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Points: 1848 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ryan94 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 February 2010 at 12:27pm
hey mike, i keep meaning to post some better pics up but keep forgetting will go and take some this afternoon.
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ace Thumbs Up 
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wicked cabs these are, i used to have the 15" version of these and they thumped
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Very professional finish for your first build mate,well done!!!!Clap
LET THE BASS ROLL LIKE THUNDER
& THE TOPS LIKE LIGHTNING.....
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Points: 1848 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ryan94 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 February 2010 at 9:36pm
cheers for the possitive comments guys. and yer tweeter box they are a great sounding box. want to build some more but they wont all fit in the car Disapprove 
 
ive updated the pics back on page 5
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nice one, did you roll or spray the paint? and can we have details of the grille and foam used.
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i used a roller for the paint. and the foam and grill was from markie. cant really remeber much about it as i bought it quite a while ago now.
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this is really impressive. just looked to see you are two years younger then me which makes it all the more impressive. you have inspired me to build some, hopefully ready for this summer. the sub looks great, real nice and clean finish, looks very professional :)
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Did you end up using any wadding? 
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Originally posted by Caveman Caveman wrote:

Did you end up using any wadding? 
i filled it with a old duvet for the moment as it was sugested to me, i havnt really noticed much difference.
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