need a custom sub box for your gm 1500 or colorado

I am building custom enclosure for gm crew cab 1500 and 2500 and extended cab 99-to present . these are custom enclosures not prefab . all are built out of mdf and fiberglassed internally. you can veiw these enclosres on ebay . my seller id is christyt3838 and have 100 percent positive feedback. these are thrown together sub enclosures. the crew cab holds 4 12s wit no moving back seat. the extended cab hold 2 12s wit 7 inches of mounting depth. i also have a crew cab colorado that fist ubder the back seat takes up no foot space and can hold up to 2 l7 kicker 8 inch woofers. all these boxes have logos inlayed under the carpet or vinyl . so checjk them out . i have been in the car audio industry as an iasca competitor , judge , but most of all i have been a pro installer for the last 15 years.you can also reach at tech12volt@yahoo.com for more pics

 

yes i am well aware of the difference 15 years as an installer 3 years with full sponsorship competing in iasca in 95 i did 11 shows and never got anything but 1rst place in pro 1-150 was point champion for zon 8 that year as well competing in iasca pro divisions for years when you had a true sq format with both seat judging .so i think i might know the difference . but to answer your question it all depends on what the customer wants to pay or the application . the colorado boxes (They only hold two eights and are very small as you do not have much room) are resined internally for strength as is all of my enclosure the avalanch enclosure you see is fiberglassed internally. and it still folds down like the factory piece does but it will cost about 500 dollars. my extended cab boxesare fiberglassed internally on the seams for strength . my crew cab boxes are either resined or fiberglassed depending on what subs are being used. But if you would like i could build you a box entirely out of fiberglass ,finish it and paintit. but most people do not want to pay the pricetag that come with that box .But that is a good question. the highest price box i have on ebay is 200 dollars and thats for a vinyled box so no i want be complete fiberglassing those enclosures.i love your tag line i prefer its all overpriced junk.

 

i agree almost

well like you i have been doing my own little testand i agree with mostly. and i have found that mdf (any thickness is slightly porous). it breathes just a little so resining the inside does have an effect not a huge one. and yes glue will hold a box pretty well but i disagree that it will seal it up. it will leak over time . todays subs would blow it apart i see them come apart with glue screwa and liquid nail . and hwere did you get that table saw ,nasa . but mostly we agree i can tell you are from the old scholl as well. bet you dont even wear a mecp patch on your sleeve:lol:and one more thing i am not a competer any more to much drama i know how good i am and dont need to prove anything anymore not being an ass but that is what a show is its showing how good you are or how much money you can spend and thanks for the cmpliment from you that means a lot . you seem to know the differece as well about a thrown together box and true sub enclosure

 

my cuts are straight i di not say my boxes come apart. trust me they never come apart. but i just dont trust glue alone . personal thing i guess. and thanks gl;ad you like it. it still folds down in the avalanche . it was a bitch to get lined correct

 

Nice im really jealous. i have a delta industrial that can cut up to 48 inch spans . my dad is an engineer and built it . i also have a panel saw that i bought from a lowes that was going out of business but its a real pain to use . my next purchase is going to be a computerized router but it will be a while i have 4 kids that have to eat everyday.

 

yes one of my oldest friends has one at his sign shop and i use to cut lexan somtimes ( i try not use lexan even on amp rack s)if the customer just has to have it. theres a mdf plant about 20 minutes from my house so i can buy .75 mdf 8 foot by 5 foot for about 6 dollars a sheet by the pallet.if i had one i would try to build quality pre fab enclosures . because cutting is what takes so much time it has to be exact measue twice cut you know. its a plan that has been on the back burner for years .

 

ok to be honest all ther subs sound good and will get loud and generally do not blow unless they are really abused. the pr amps have given me some problems especially the the 4 channels.the mc amps are bulletproof especially the class d monos small compact and 1 ohm stable very stable even if current drops. they actually remind me of the old class a 6.0s by sounstream when you had to switch them from high current to high power manually. the blue ones . not the junk they put out after that.all in all its good stuff and very affordable. its hard to believe its the same company that made fultron (the fools that made a lifetime warranty tape deck) i guess they did not learn anything from cricket speakers lifetime warranty.its generally good stuff especially the mc stuff its better than good

 

but the pr amps are going to be there down fall because your entry level amps better work or your customers will not upgrade to your mcs.now there pr mono blocks do fine as long as they are not pushing m3 or m1s .i think the mod woofers change resistance to much when moving for them.

 

I agree with you 100 percent, to me for the money i have not found a better amp than the mc s and the 5 channel with 1100 watt sub output is also bulletproof . one footprint, its the way to do it. xtant preached this years ago when they got there start and they were right.

 

i could not agree more and what about the kick out of mc 250 for such asmall amp