AustinCustoms

I finished the FC bin boxes, if anyone is interested. They hold one 10" sub, and are .5 cubic feet. I am selling them carpeted for $120 a piece, or $200/ pair, plus shipping.

RX-7tII88

iTrader: (1)

I did the same thing and I would recomend making the bottom slanted to allow for more space. Wouldn't really be that hard. At least on mine it hit the fender well, and Im going to rebuiuld it slanted so it will be bigger. 0.5 cubic feet is pretty small, people would probably be more interested if it were bigger. Just my 2 cents.

skir2222

poeple buy these things for 100? I can make and sell em for 75

Tech_Greek

Defintley interested, but would like to see how they look installed, do they just drop in, are they sealed inside the actual bin it self? Are they going to be carpeted?

Willing to put down a down payment if the finished product looks good?

Actually, I just saw it on the left, are they going to be carpeted, etc

AustinCustoms

Yes, they just drop in, and they are sealed. They will be carpeted, just let me know what color you want. I can take them down to $80.

X-JaVeN-X

just a recommendation...but, you don't generally want to have a sub mounted with a flat back wall. This helps reduce standing waves. You generally, want the backwave to hit some sort of slanted or irregular surface. Other than that...nice work.

Xbladr

I love the idea but again .5 cubic feet really isnt enough is there a way you can slant the bottoms slightly or anything? I am very interested though and would prob get a single for an infinity kapppa 10"

Matt22

iTrader: (10)

hmmm great i have two ten inch subs new in boexes, waiting for a home. Now
i just need to buy another rx7.

powrdby13B

yeah except finding a sub that sounds decent in a box that small would be a little difficult.. not for audiophiles at all.. Not to flame, but having a box of that shape and size will make any good woofer sound shitty