Building a sub speaker enclosure...

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  1. PINKY

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    AND install them :D
     
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    I can see it now...Craigs Crazy Custom Cabinet Creations...just add speakers and ROCK OUT!!! mine sounded wonderful, looked good, fit well and thumped hard...
     
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    What's the best way to mount a sub enclosure and power-amp in the trunk of a Maverick??...
     
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  4. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I would probably say the BEST way would be to mount a bazoka sub or a set of subs under the front seat. My way is old technology. A better performance can be had by using the smaller speakers/subs that are out there today.
     
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    Well I want it in the trunk. I already have a sub and poweramp, but need to know how to secure them in the trunk so they aren't sliding around back there. I also don't want to "hack up" my Maverick. I want a clean installation. Any suggustions, anyone?...
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    What kind and style of sub and amp do you have now?
     
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    Does Any One Have The Template For The Sub Enclosure That I Can Use To Make One Please Let Me Know Thanks
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I have it. Email me directly for info on using it. (email address below)
     
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    What Are You Charging For The Template, Craig?
     
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  10. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    It is pretty much FREE to use. Just pay for the shipping. I just sent it out, so I imagine I will have it back in a few weeks. Emailo me directly (No PM) for details.
     
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    Craig did a good thing with that template...Craig maybe some day I'll borrow it again...Jim
     
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  12. Craig Selvey

    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I just got the pattern back and it is ready to loan out again.
     
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    I totally agree :yahoo:
     
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    The install looks good. How does it sound and did the back seat fit back in the car so it could still be used.
    I had wanted to install 2 subs in the trunk faceing into the car but it looks like the braces would have to be removed.
     
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  15. Craig Selvey

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    Sounds awesome.

    Yes....back seat fit fine.
     
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