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hell yeah!

roscoe said you were working on these alts today, looks good, mad props, mad jealous lol.

always glad to see another person tackle the t-line challenge, can't wait to see this.. usually i'm all over these t-lines forums but it's been a while since i've gotten online but yeah you'd be fine with those specs and cliff drew you a good design that i think you'll be pleased with.

i wonder who ordered this one, cause i sure as the hell want one

you ought to just build a monsterous box and keep all the speakers together instead of separating them.

OH MAN THAT FIRST VIDEO IS HELLA FUNNY!

"i'm dyin in this fucking country ass fucked up town!" THAT'S SO DAMN HILARIOUS!

dude just build a regular ported enclosure if your wanting to do all that.... or do a standard tline with a constant port all the way through

i would do port up and tune it low to have things flexin like a bitch

no problem man.. and i added a couple of links on that post.. one of the actual build and another of some videos of it

here are some boxes i've built before i'm a fan of t-lines as you can see and in that video i was using a single 12 if i find the links of the full builds i'll post them up here. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...mp;#entry497473 http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=36780 http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...03&hl=tline

cool deal and back to your sub up port back i'd just go with the drawing.. either way i think it'll sound about the same.. there might be a different but sub back and port back is already drawn and it'd be the easiest to build so i'd go with that

as far as internal bracing goes i'm pretty sure the double baffle would be plenty but like i said add 45's to the corners and i think you'll be good.. it'll be a strong box no doubt and it's tuned between 32-33hz so it'll get pretty low just add pictures when you build it! i would like to see my creation someday

personally i would just paint the port and vinyl the outside.. i wouldn't put vinyl inside the port if that is what your talking about doing.

what you wanna do is if possible clamp your pieces together with the glue and while the glue is setting up pre-drill your holes for you screws then screw in your screws and take off your clamps and move on to the next piece... countersink is this little drill bit and it's not a necessity but if you were going to round off all your corners on the outside you'd have to do it unless you plan on wrapping the box in carpet or just leaving it bare wood

glass.. not so much... 45's i would, especially in that port and if you can round off all your corners and don't forget to pre-drill and countersink all your screws