GI: My cubby sub enclosure, sub and amp

[goalieman24]

Probably looking to get rid of my cubby sub enclosure... write-up for it's build here http://naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1057577

It's similar to a lot of the other designs, although does not cut into the plastic panels at all... making it completely removable without any effects.
The write-up has my old Pioneer sub just for visual purposes, but it was specifically built to a 10" Alpine Type-S, rated 300 watts RMS. I also have a Kenwood amp, perfectly matched at 300watts also.... both less than 2 months old. Provided noticeable bass, but nothing extremely overwhelming.

I would consider selling the enclosure by itself, although I'm really not sure how many other subs would fit. Like I said, it was built pretty specifically to the Type-S, in regards to the recessed opening, depth, cubic feet, etc.

Pictures of the enclosure below, will get some more of the sub and amp.

 

[rweaver138]

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regarding this picture for reference, what are the measurements/widths for each of the 4 corners? i have a storage box in the back of my jeep and I'd like for this to fit in between

 

[goalieman24]

regarding this picture for reference, what are the measurements/widths for each of the 4 corners? i have a storage box in the back of my jeep and I'd like for this to fit in between

Not quite sure which measurements you're looking for?
Maybe post/PM a picture of your storage box setup?


If it helps at all, the enclosure is flush with the wheel hump... doesn't extend any further past that.

 

[goalieman24]

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More details, copied from another site...

Looking to get rid of my cubby sub enclosure w/ sub and amp.

This design has a similar layout to the ones that are sold on here, however I made it so that there is no cutting of that rear plastic panel. It is still completely sealed, although can be removed at any time and leaves a completely "unharmed" looking cargo area.
Constructed out of MDF, and is right around .75 cu. ft. and is filled with PolyFill. Obviously, it can easily be re-covered with whatever fabric you prefer.


The sub I built it to fit is the Alpine Type-S(SWS-1023D). You'll see a few of the pictures are with an old Pioneer sub that I used just for a test, but the Type-S is what it was built for.
The amp is a Kenwood KAC-8105D, which matches the Type-S perfectly at 300 watts RMS.
Both were used for less than 4 months, and have been sitting in their original boxes for the past 3 months... still have all paperwork.

I may consider selling things separate, although I'd advise the box and sub atleast being a combo.... since like I said, it was built pretty specifically to the measurements of the Type-S.
I'm open to offers.


Pics...

 

[goalieman24]

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[Veeb0rg]

how much were you thinking for just the enclosure?

 

[goalieman24]

I'd consider $100 for just the box.

 

[Krazors001]

How does the box mount? I designed a similar one, but don't have a good mounting setup on the back. I've also wanted to slim mine down more.

 

[goalieman24]

How does the box mount? I designed a similar one, but don't have a good mounting setup on the back. I've also wanted to slim mine down more.

I had it just sitting there, with the "extension" into the cubby hole keeping it from moving much. I also had my storage box right there which kept it from moving as well.

I had the storage box out for a bit w/ just the sub box, and with just driving around town it didn't go anywhere. Although it could easily be fastened with some sort of bracket/screw/velcro/whatever...

 

[goalieman24]

Happy June!