How Do You Build A Custom Fiberglass Subwoofer Box?
Building a custom enclosure is a complex, time-consuming, and difficult task. Be patient and do your research ahead of time. This article will guide you through planning, constructing, and detailing your own enclosure. • Determine the size of the enclosure. The specific speakers/drivers you use will have their own requirements and recommended enclosure volumes. Determine the inside air volume necessary to produce an adequate amount of pressure. • Determine the enclosure’s type. • Sealed enclosures are best for tighter bass and driver response, but do not offer the same amount of bass resonance as other types. • Ported enclosures produce additional, deeper bass, but at the cost of of mid-range bass and tight responses. • Band-pass enclosures are a special design that provide exceptional response at a specific frequency range. They are not suitable for all drivers or all types of music. • Make your pattern. Use cardboard, tape, and glue to form the shape. • Apply fiberglass resin and mat
