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What materials did you use to build your subwoofer enclosure?
I am interested in what everyone out there uses to make their subwoofer boxes? I am going to make one for my 12" Pioneer sub.
This might blow some minds but if it should be non-porous, that would leave out MDF. I have seen a live demonstration with 3/4" MDF where a vacuum plate was attached to a piece of MDF on a metal surface and you couldn't move it, proving that the air was being suctioned completely through the MDF.
Weird, huh?
Not trying to dog your answer, Rick, I appreciate your contributions, but this surprised me as well.
As far as building my enclosures, I mostly used 3/4 MDF or 1" High Density Fiberboard, which really produces good-sounding boxes. I usually use good old carpenter's wood glue and a nail gun. I haven't done many fiber glass boxes because I can do nearly any type of box with wood. I have done curved walls by soaking wood in water and bending the material, then clamping it until its dry. This is much the sane thing as cabinet makers do for bars and stuff.
Although I've always siliconed the inside edges of my boxes, finding out that MDF is porous makes me wonder if it really matters. I mean, you don't want glaring cracks but you shouldn't have any if the material was well cut. The installation general manager of the company I used to work for did tests on sealed boxes. They measured responses and then drilled 1/2" holes in the enclosure and kept adding more and more. Apparently, it didn't make any noticeable difference until there were a lot of holes. What seems to be more important than sealing is rigidity.


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