First build, accumulated since I was 14

[CNF Kevosinn]

all in time man! Keep working your way bigger.....now back to the build!

[FeelDaBass]

I got a used T1D215 15" from eBay after I was satisfied with the T0...and also didn't realize you weren't supposed to wire two different subs up, even at this time...which is why I bought it. The T0s and T1s are practically the same exact woofer. But my plan was to make a box for both of them running off of my T1500.

Even though I finally realized that it was not recommended to run two different subs on one amp, I tried it out anyway. So, I designed a sealed, 2 chamber box for the two 15s. The external measurements were: front half = 18 x 38 x 10" and the back half was 14 x 38 x 10". Total internal volume net was about 2.75 inch^3 per chamber.

[FeelDaBass]

My brother helped me make the box since he has a table saw and all the great tools needed. He used all of his old amps that he use to use and made a small DJ system out of it...sounds pretty decent.

Also, his tiny garage has the best lighting which makes everything easier..

It was extremely close and a tight fit! Had to tilt it and get the first lip of the box in before we could swing the rest of it into the trunk. It was a perfect fit, I was pretty happy with it.

It was a perfect fit! I was very surprised it worked out the way I wanted it to.

Here are a couple Youtube vids of what this box could do:

[FeelDaBass]

I started designing my next box on my new phone, the Galaxy Note 2! Here's what I came up with..

Then I started altering it and came up with this design for the port instead

[FeelDaBass]

Well, here we go on another box. As you will see, I went from the second design.

All the wood is cutout and ready to be put together

Just seeing what it will look like once it is finished.

Sanded the port down a little

Best way to make the sub outline when using a jig saw!

Cutting the hole with the bottom of the port there made it more difficult than I thought...eventually went left handed.

[FeelDaBass]

Sub fits nice and snug! (having it inverted requires a little larger hole, but this was a nice fit)

I wasn't necessarily planning on it, but I could run the sub the normal way as well

Double baffle

[FeelDaBass]

Inside look of the bracing.

[FeelDaBass]

Before the 2nd baffle and port are added on..

Not the most professional build, but using 45's and using silicone to make everything smooth.

Putting the 2nd baffle on

[larrys95civic]

Looks cool so far. I'm tuned

[CNF Kevosinn]

looking good on that box! keeps it up