my winter project
01-29-2013, 10:30 AM
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Good deal! Love finding those unexpected treasures! Yeah, I know alot of mfgs use them. Figured some company has to sell them somewhere. Tried to search for them a while back, but cant figure out what to call them. I'll try ebay again.
01-29-2013, 12:11 PM
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You can make your own easy enough. Get a chunk of foam, or glue layers or blue foam board together to get your thickness. Then shave to the shape you want. Seal with epoxy, sand, seal again and sand one more time. Then wax with mold release, spray with gel and layup the part. This way they would be completely custom how you want them.
01-29-2013, 03:56 PM
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You can make your own easy enough. Get a chunk of foam, or glue layers or blue foam board together to get your thickness. Then shave to the shape you want. Seal with epoxy, sand, seal again and sand one more time. Then wax with mold release, spray with gel and layup the part. This way they would be completely custom how you want them.
...BTW, sorry for the thread hijack!
02-03-2013, 06:32 PM
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where did you get the speaker pod
Up date for the day.. i got all my speaker pods cut and fitted and my subs cut out under the back seat. I using the back seat and the boats gunnel sides as a box, making a custom bandpass style set up, it should sound good with two 10'' subs and four 6.5s and four 1.5'' highs with around 1000 watts
