Sub enclosure plans on Polk's web site?

opsdog
opsdog Posts: 7
edited March 2006 in Car Subwoofer Talk
Howdy,

I'm looking to put a pair of 12" subs into a sealed enclosure.

I was happy to see the "Need subwoofer box plans?" link on Polk's web site.

And there's lots of different encloses to choose from. But I don't see the plans themselves.

Am I missing something?

- Doug.
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  • neomagus00
    neomagus00 Posts: 3,899
    edited February 2006
    i don't think they give you actual cutting diagrams... to be brutally honest, if you can't figure out the board sizes from the given box size, you may want to reconsider building your own box
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  • opsdog
    opsdog Posts: 7
    edited February 2006
    Yeah - I can figure it out.

    The word "plans" set an expectation that wasn't met :-)

    - Doug.
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  • 1996blackmax
    1996blackmax Posts: 2,436
    edited February 2006
    Kind of misleading.......
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  • Thom
    Thom Posts: 723
    edited February 2006
    I'm pretty sure if you call Kim he could spit out some dimensions.

    As soon as we post a box that's 38" wide everyone will tell us that won't fit in their car. Or that a 18" tall box won't fit under the rear deck of their car.
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  • VR3
    VR3 Posts: 28,640
    edited February 2006
    What is it Cu Ft?

    Parts Express has a calculator if your bored.

    http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage.cfm?&DID=7&WebPage_ID=100

    Just enter in what you need it to be and hit calculate.
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  • PoweredByDodge
    PoweredByDodge Posts: 4,185
    edited March 2006
    the polkies used to have an actual "length. width, etc" deal goin on...

    I remember something called the "Block Buster" er.... somethin... i dunno.

    but it was like 8 or 12 EXII series subs in an 8 ft truck bed. I soooo totally wanted to build that when I was like 17.

    Now, I'd be like "dammit, that's a lot of work.... i'm an old man, screw it".
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  • opsdog
    opsdog Posts: 7
    edited March 2006
    PoweredByDodge wrote:
    the polkies used to have an actual "length. width, etc" deal goin on...

    I remember something called the "Block Buster" er.... somethin... i dunno.

    but it was like 8 or 12 EXII series subs in an 8 ft truck bed. I soooo totally wanted to build that when I was like 17.

    Now, I'd be like "dammit, that's a lot of work.... i'm an old man, screw it".

    I'm thinking I actually *need* the bed of my truck for hauling stuff around.

    - Doug.
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  • opsdog
    opsdog Posts: 7
    edited March 2006
    Vr3MxStyler2k3 wrote:
    What is it Cu Ft?

    Parts Express has a calculator if your bored.

    http://www.partsexpress.com/webpage.cfm?&DID=7&WebPage_ID=100

    Just enter in what you need it to be and hit calculate.

    This is actually the reverse - if you blow a driver in a speaker, you can enter the dimensions of the cabinet and it'll tell you what driver will work.

    Worth bookmarking, though. Thanx.

    - Doug.
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