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DIY Loud Subwoofer Box Build – Stunning DIY Subwoofer

How to Build a Subwoofer Box

Okay, so that was the end of the day. One of the starting the build of these Subwoofer Box. All I did was build the front baffles for the speakers to actually mount in and they mount so securely that they can actually just hold it there with sheer pressure between the woofer and the actual wood. It’s such a good fitment, but with that being said, this is the first day I had plans to then get someone to cut the rest of the wood for me.

But having said how much I enjoyed cutting the wood myself and all the memories it brought back of the old systems, I built I’m going to be cutting the rest of the wood as well, which I’ll leave out of the video, because it’s the same thing over and Over again of a saw blade cutting through wood, but once I’ve cut all that wood up.

The next thing, you’re going to see is me starting to build the enclosure for this 12 inch: subs, with all the wood being cut. Now it was time to stop the build. Our Hut didn’t actually get too much footage of me actually building the subwoofer cabinets, because once you start you don’t want to be stopping every five seconds to get new camera angles. But with that being said, the boxes have now been built and they need to be finished correctly.

Don’t need a lot of sanding, a lot of filling and a lot of paint. So with that being said now, let’s prep these boxes for their final finish. Now that the boxes have been sanded down, it was time for that first coat of paint,  all right. So while that paint was drying, I decided I would make up the cables for the subwoofers to connect to.

All right. So here is the final coat of paint on these subwoofers. Yet again, I’ve missed the actual painting on a video due to me being at work during that process. However, these boxes are now ready for their ports to be refinished and for the subwoofers to go in these subwoofer cabinets and it’s going to sound awesome. Horrid, said there is the build of the 12-inch Dayton Hecho Subwoofer boxes tuned to twenty-five point: six Hertz the Box planned or at the start of the video. However, the back panel is actually measured wrong on the spec sheet or the plan sheet with that being said, I hope you guys have enjoyed this style of the video if you have left alike subscribe to my channel. If you haven’t already and give me a comment saying you love this style of video, if you want to see more like it with that being said, I’ll catch, you guys in the next video.

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