CarAudioFab

Really enjoyed watching you build this! ?

Haha he's a good boy. It was meant to be.

Can I haas CNC machine plz? ? Its looking sick!

Love me some layer fabrication, you can definitely do a lot of cool things, plan to use a similar style for the subwoofer box in the jeep build. Looking good Steve

Haha that's pretty cool.

NIce build! Would love to pick up a blazer some day and have some fun. Cool little SUV's.

Campaign looks awesome... might have to partake

I'd love to build something like this. Cool find!

Get it while the gettins good!

Thanks for sharing Second Skin! I want to point out this video has explanations for the different types of sound treatment materials. There is much more to the sound “deadening” process than simply applying the Damplifer CLD materials to the metal of the vehicle. This video also addresses the use of Mass Loaded Vinyl “MLV” (Second Skins Luxury Liner Product) and Closed Cell Foam “CCF” (Second Skins Overkill Product. Here is the video: Discount Code Here: http://www.caraudiofabrication.com/#!7---sound-deaden-interior/cfhf

Lol, I just stumbled across the “window shake” video the other day again. Made me think of the good ole’ chocolate shake video. Its been a while! Crazy how time flies.

I want it! Awesome. I see they have a "Rough Duty" that would be great for the shop!

All over this! Great deal.

I got to play with one at CES. I was impressed. The car had the 1200 watt model.

Some great videos!

Congrats on another feature!

Thanks Jacob.

Im not super concerned with mounting depth, I cut my holes at exactly the specified size, Im more concerned if there is a .0625 change in the cut ID. The picture isnt working for me, could you measure please?

I have a customer that I am currently finishing a box for that will house a X12 V1. He found out recently that there are now going to be a V2 of the X12. He is asking if it is ok for him to get this woofer. I don’t want to tell him yes and have it not fit. Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the new V2 of the X12? For reference the V1 dimensions were: OD 12.68, MD 9.67, ID 11.09.

Harbor freight bro haha! It was cheap and easy to put together. I used to work with very large brakes at the roofing company for years so this is just a lil guy to me. But it sure is handy I know what I am getting with my next "coo-pin" hahah

The little fan shrouds with the perforated metal is a great idea, I am jealous of your sheet metal brake! I need one bad! Even if its a little mini guy Looking good sir.

Nice new ride!

I love that color of blue

Looking good dude! That would have been a bad day if those brackets broke.

Thank you, it was a fun project.