b1pig

Ok... curiosity has me and I have to ask. I've tried to watch the build videos as much as work allows me to, so if I've missed this, I apologize for the redundancy. But. Are those "old style" choke/coil crossovers? I admit I've been "out" of the audio game for a long time, but I love good builds. Those look much like the ones I use to get from Radio Shack back in the day for a my cheap second hand third rate junk that I filled my beat up cars with. Granted, it was all I could afford, it played well and sounded ok for the day. Seemed to me that you just about can't find those things anywhere these days except by very specific suppliers because of the variable electronic external/internal crossovers. I've never had my hands on one, but I'm pretty sure if you cracked open a crossover that comes with most component sets, it would be the same thing inside them as was in the late 80's. Thats just a very modern and attractive setup.

Steve, were you considering that box for something specific or a design experiement? I had a friend who ran a cabinet shop for a few years. He did some layering work with cabinets and the flexibility was VERY interesting. The finished product can have crazy contours and end up looking like one solid molded piece when all the finishing was done. Very interesting. You certainly got my attention. Thats one heck of a piece to have as a calling card.

hello, all. dropping in here to introduce myself. 43 now and been dabbling in car audio since ... oh... 1987. when 6x9's and a eq/booster was the ticket. LOL current rides '15 Challenger SXT with the basic system. did some trading and got a lowend Fosgate in a truck box. crap amp... but plans on the table at home. '07 Wrangler. stock infinity syst with kicker coax front and rears with an old Kicker 10 in a small basic ported box running on an old hifonics brutus series amp. '15 ram 1500 with a kicker drop-in formed L7 mopar enclosure with the amp that came in the kit. thats about it.