phildownunder23

hey, this is sort of a follow up to - http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/online/general-discussion/29354-component-enclosure-yes-no-1.html

basically, i've got components in my rear deck (98 jetta) and would like to give them an enclosure. if i made one of just fiberglass would that be strong enough, and sound good resonance-wise? or should i make a frame (of sorts) with mdf first then use the glass. it will basically look like a cylinder extending from below the speaker.

any ideas?

anti-allgurl

MDF is strong enough by itself unless your looking for odd shaped enclosures I'd save yourself the time and effort and use MDF

phildownunder23

i meant is fiberglass strong enough by itself. yeah - if i could use all mdf i would. don't think it's possible though.

Audiophile72

If done properly it will be fine. If you do have any straight areas you can throw a piece of MDF in to make it part of the enclosure, so much the better.