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Well this is part 1 of many to come, no pics for now sorry guys. But I am starting to piece together my system. Here is a rundown of what im going to be doing.

Sundown audio sa-15d2

T-line with amprack firing upwards

Hifonics zrx 1000.4 mids/highs amp

Hifonics zrx 1200.1d sub amp

Precision power ppi a2.65c components in front and rear doors

Kenwood kdc-bt555u head unit

NVX xeq7 7 band equalizer

180 amp alternator

2 optima group 34 yellow top batts

SHCA 0 gauge power grounds and runs

SHCA 0gauge to distribution block to 4gauge to amps

All amp gains will be set with the SMD DD-1

Well thats a rundown of my system to be, ive recently ordered my headunit and my axxess ascw to keep my steering wheel controls, will post pics as the build comenses and whwn more parts come in!

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pics?

2004 Chevy Trailblazer LT

Walled- 10.5 cubes net tuned 33Hz

2-15 inch AA Team subs D2

Americanbass- 750.1

1 yellowtop under the hood , 4 c&d 88ah batteries in rear

mechman-270

pioneer headunit-4200UB

4 soundqubed supertweeters

phoenix gold 2 channel

back up camera

stinger volt meter

22 years old and still have alot to learn..lets get it

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Ill start posting pics when my stuff starts coming in the mail and when I commence the build. Might be building the tline box next week and ill post pics. Mainly this was rndown of the system to be to see what you guys think and maybe some opinions of certain equipment. Ill post pics soon just waiting for things to come in the mail.

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Well I went to Minot today and went to my local hardware store and picked up 2 sheets of 3/4" mdf and going to pick another up tomorow and I also hit sears and for $32.06 after tax I got 4 new crafstman carbide tip roundover bits for my router. A 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", and a 1/2", also going to pick up a 1" flush trim bit to even out any slight overlap on the box's edges.20140110_151658_zps18f41cae.jpg

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Sorry for the bad quality but heres some designs for my box

Its a 6.5x24" port (156 square inches of port) with a 96" long port line.download_zps7510d104.jpgdownload1_zps45ccc467.jpg

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Back to sears today and got a craftsman circular saw, 2 36" f-clamps, a speed square, and a 40" ruler/level. I must say todays score was verynice that circular saw cost me$40 and it has a depth adjustment and can go all the way to a 50 degree bevel wich will come in handy when I do the 45's inside the corners of the port line. Also came with a carbide tip 7 1/4" cutting blade. If everything goes according to plan the box build will commence in about 2 weeks when my next paycheck comes in to buy things like wood glue, silicone sealant, paint for the port, and probably some truck bed coating forthe outside. This is turning out to be a very expensive box haha.securedownload_zpsaf256196.jpg

Quick question! Does anyone know if I should use screws or brad nails for the constructionof the box? Will my carbide roundover bit go through screws? If I use brad nails do I have to also clamp the box until the glue sets? Any input on this subject would be great thanks guys! More to come soon.

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