Stealthbox for my convertible

10" driver, vented - I made this myself from wood and fiberglass; fits behind the driver's seat, in place of the rear seat cushion. The box can be lifted out and the cushion dropped into place if I need to use the rear seats for the kids. The box fits in the trunk easily.

The dimensions are tight - it couldn't be 1/4" larger in any direction. The seat go back just far enough for me (@6').

This would also work for T-top cars.

DaveH

 

Nice job. It's fun to see how people can get creative.

 

Nice work! I'll get around to messing w/ soem stuff like that one of these days.

I'm just not up for tairing (-SP?) my car apart.. --yet...

 

great work man, looks like a professional job! i especially like the ease of swapping it out with the regular seat cushion..

do you have a lot of experience with glass? or was this a one time thing?

 

I've patched a few boats and a fiberglass motorcycle fairing, and use epoxy glue for other projects. The trick is mixing the right amount for the job at hand.

This is the first sub box I have built, glass or otherwise. I did have a professional speaker builder help me pick the driver, amount of stuffing, and dimensions of the slot port, helping me get it right in one try.

The driver has loosened up a bit more, and the box is rolling off at about 24 Hz, according to the speaker guy. He's advised me to pull a chunk of stuffing out to see if we can get the port to work bit harder.

Now to replace the factory speakers with component drivers....

DaveH

 

So any plans on making these sub boxes and selling them on ebay?

how much would you charge?