Is this a good Price?

[beeks]

yes cabinetmaker and if the box aint built 2 the specs then the specs must b wrong on the information sheet it all comes with.......... i didnt use 18mm as it was only 4 1 sub and nothin 2 over powerin so 16mm was enough 2 do the job plus it was left over material from a job 18mm isnt cheap 4 such a small box

but in sayin all this the sub sound great now so i cant complain if its wrong or not its doin its job.

Here I am thinking your a taxi driver as per your ''cabby'' term.Why did'nt you just say it properly,come to think of it,if I was to ask a taxi driver his occupation and he replied ''cabby'' ,am I to assume he's a cabinet maker.Don't think about it too much as it may do your head in,you'll need as many brain cells as possible for your reply.

 

[semi]

why would you ask the bloke driving your taxi what he does for a living?

 

[wrx884]

The 16mm MDf is to thin and DACRON would be a requirement if only using 16mm. To reduce the resonance of the cabinet you would need to increase it to almost inch thick MDF

well there ya go thats y it sounds better...... as for 34mm MDF it doesnt get used alot and isnt cheap again.... unless ur really into ur sound systems then yes i guess u would spend the extra cash but i didnt think it was nessecary as my intentions were just 2 get the dooff dooff sound lol mayb if i were 2 enter a comp id consider it...........

 

[semi]

a lot of people use 2 sheets of thinner MDF i believe

 

[StoneX]

34mm??? An inch is 25.4mm.

But yeah, i've used two 18mm glued together as 25mm*** or 32mm*** are quite expensive.

*** Both common sizes from timber supply depot/hardware store.

 

[semi]

isnt 2 sheets of 16mm actually cheaper than 1 sheet of 32?

 

[wrx884]

34mm??? An inch is 25.4mm.

But yeah, i've used two 18mm glued together as 25mm*** or 32mm*** are quite expensive.

*** Both common sizes from timber supply depot/hardware store.

sorry meant 24mm as thats the next standard size thinckness after 18mm they dont work in inches wen machineing the panelling its all dun in mm thats y its not exactly an inch.



semi- yer 2 sheets of 16mm is alot cheaper but u wouldnt need a full sheet (thats y i used offcuts from other jobs) if nething only half a sheet.... so would b cheaper again