Thumpper

I built this one 2.0cf3 and 35hz tuning and I'll be building another Identical enclosure tuned at 30hz next .... will most likely have a small stock pile of 10" Icon enclosures to sell cheep as is during my experimentation in finding the capabilities of these subs

they are a very good sounding woofer..they handle TONS of power I'm running over 1200w rms per sub and no fatigue from getting to hot ..theystill sound clean and tight even after a good hour + of full tilt I'm digging the low end detail of these subs..very nice I think they have a little more output than my JBL W10gti subs and they definately move more air

the enclosure design works well in a car the down side is that a Horn takes up ALOT of space these 10" Icons really slam out the low stuff..they are also really tight very stiff subs....I'll need a couple of weeks to break them in but so far so good

it is a re hash of a night club woofer cabinet design I used to make back in the day I would call it some what of a compression Horn....

well I found some time to build myself an enclosure for this pair of Icon 10" that have been sitting here doing nothing this first enclosure is for just two Icons

use a drill bit slightly smaller than the shaft of the screw and don't just ram the drill into the MDF...let the bit do the work

I really didn't need to see that pic....LOL Happy B Day

for a pair of 12" SSA ICONS...3.75cf3 plus displacements tuned at 30hz

I sent you an e mail

These 12" Icons are really starting to turn on with break in....they have passed the Garry test ..now I'll be taking out my two JBL W10gti subs and replacing them with four Icon 10"

If you want an enclosure built contact me direct we can get you in line....I'm shure we can come up with something that will move air into that mic

that thing is HUGE......

ouch......that sucks contact me direct thru my link

this box has 2.0cf3 (1.0cf3 per sub) and is tuned at 38hz (10" Pioneer SPL2500 subs) it did really well on the mic with the little amps...he hit 141db on the TL at his first comp on the dash with the engine off and a stock battery

this is one of those pain in the ass installs.... have you thought about making a fiberglass enclosure in the trunk? it would let you utilize all the available space ... it's not really that hard...there are threads on fiberglassing on several forums

the Frugal Horns will be available for sale.... I'll be putting JBL PRO tweets and drivers in my personal pair

I used a Horn Loaded Design years back for night club enclosures and had adjustable chokers in the port to altert the tuning..takes up alot of room though I do have a design for a True Horn Loaded "Frugal Horn" home audio cabinet that I have been sitting on for a while..I have been thinking on ordering some exotic hardwood and making a pair

with this box style when pulled right to the passenger side and the side port unloading towards the drivers side rear corner it is mic friendly... it also lowers the peak frequency a few hz at the same time

I'm glad I am not the only one burried underneath orders.. once the ICONS are in stock I'll have the same problem of climbing orders

he wanted the box to fit snug between the shock towers...the ends can be used to put caps,amps and what not..or just a place to hide beer

the W7 has an aluminum ring that snaps on after the screws are in...in order to countersink the W7 room is needed to put the ring in place..the blue ring adds some color and fills in the gap one more of my little Idea's

I think I have to many pics linked from my SD site... some sort of flood control.....I may have to open a 2nd SD Site