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Apr 7, 2006 | 10:14 AM

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ShonBesharah

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we install a ton of those boxes. They work "O.K". The finish and construction of them are acceptable.If you can save a little more money, I'd recomend a box designed specifically for your sub and built buy an experianced installer.For a little extra money you may get a lot more sound!

Apr 7, 2006 | 11:18 AM

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SQ Civic

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ShonBesharah

If he's 'iffy' about forking out 200 bucks for a ready made box, then I would think spending 350-400 for a quality custom built one would be out of the question, that is unless he can build it himself, or knows someone that can.

Mark

Apr 7, 2006 | 01:05 PM

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fubar

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sweet I just called a local sound shop and a factory made pioneer box made for my subs specs $180+tax is cheaper than the prefab one

the factory box must be good if made to my subs specs.

Apr 7, 2006 | 02:43 PM

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Dukk

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^ You may have misunderstood. The shop probably quoted you a custom box built to the factory recommendations.

Generally, Pioneer does not sell boxes and the ones they do/did were cheap particleboard (TS1000 truck boxes anyone

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Apr 7, 2006 | 02:59 PM

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Blaine Korte

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Quote:

Originally Posted by loudtdi

I agree,

BAssworx makes a decent pre-fab if the box internal air volume and port specifications fall within what your subwoofers requires. There are also other decent pre-fab boxes on the market.

That being said, If you can have a custom box made for $200.00 to the specifications of your woofer it is a tremendous value.

Agreed.

If cosmetics are important, it's tough to beat a bassworx box.