Learn how to create custom fiberglass Single Sub enclosures and get professional results. Easy to follow step by step methods for your car audio install. Creating subwoofer boxes from fiberglass is a stronger and lighter alternative to using wood and just as easy if you get the right materials and watch this tutorial.
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How To: Build a single subwoofer box from fiberglass
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2 Comments
All I learned how to do was how to caress a wooden box.
Maybe hearing what he was saying would help. The death metal does help explain the process that well.
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