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I designed and built a custom subwoofer box to house some extra car audio components I had laying around.
I am planning to post a full Instructable tutorial.
For now, here are some photos of the process and final results.
I am planning to post a full Instructable tutorial.
For now, here are some photos of the process and final results.
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Aug 24, 2011. 12:10 PMjonano
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an atx psu???
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Jul 8, 2011. 10:27 PMthreewheela
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What type of amp is that? I can see its a 240w but can't read the brand name from the pic. Great lil set up by the way! U did a great job building the box.
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Jun 13, 2010. 5:44 PMAmerican Eagle
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I really do love it. I think It would look cooler if it looked more 'home theatery'. The lights are a little bright too :P
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Jun 9, 2010. 10:26 PMcraig3
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if its just a sub, then you wouldn't get much out of it without a mids and tweeter speakers along with it
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Jun 13, 2010. 4:11 PMthefuturism (author)
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This is true. However, I am using this with my PC home theater system and am able to output the sound signal through HDMI and the 3.5 jack simultaneously - the sub just adds a bit of kick. Also, the amp and crossover can filter the signal from high, to mid, to low, if I were to use this with ONLY the iPod (the quality is not as good as with mids and tweeters of course).
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