[Mike P.]

Since you won't be pushing the sub to it's limits you'll do fine with the Bash 300 amp. Keep the pics coming! :T

 

[Mike P.]

Looking good!

 

[Mike P.]

Rubber gaskets have been known to leak. The quarter inch thick weather stripping will compress to a sixteenth.

 

[Mike P.]

Did you apply glue to the T-nuts?

 

[Mike P.]

Mike, I can see Araldite or similar running from under the T-nuts in the previous post (14)

Yes, I see it now.

 

[Mike P.]

The only thing I have against contact cement and veneer is this. Over time it will fail.

Which type are you referring to? There's solvent based and water based contact cement.

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[Mike P.]

That is simply gorgeous! Looking forward to seeing the finished product!

 

[Mike P.]

I used 3/4" MDF for a grill on one of my subs. With a 3/4" round over on the outside edge it looked good.

 

[Mike P.]

That is a gorgeous sub, well done!

 

[Mike P.]

You would gain more ouput and the ability to smooth out the frequency response by trying different sub placements.

 

[Mike P.]

The same subs will have the same output and response, it's what I would do and have always done. All my HT subs are in pairs.