Yes, it's true. I was lucky enough to design an enclosure for a 34" subwoofer, and commission it to be built completely out of 1" thick plexiglass, and plexiglass mirror, by a plastics fabricator. Before you ask yourself why I didn't assemble it myself - first off, getting plexi cement joint bonds to be perfect is a tough task in itself (the plastic actually welds itself together). It's made significantly more difficult with such heavy panels - this enclosure, all by itself, weighs over 300 pounds. :blink: Add to that a subwoofer that itself weighs over 250 pounds (took three people to lift it into the enclosure), and you've got a hefty little package here. Box dimensions are pretty simple... 4 feet wide, 3 feet high, 2 feet deep. As tall as the sub's diameter, wide enough to still fit in a full-size SUV, and as deep as is needed to accomplish the needed 21 cu.ft. inside. ...and don't even think ported, with this sub - EBP works out to only something like 22 as well. Anyway... other details are on the website I put together: http://www.betteraudio.com/geolemon/AWT34 ...and in addition to the pics, and excursion shot that isn't too terrible - I took an excursion video. Bear in mind the sub is operating on something less than 1000w there - out of it's 5000w rating. And - it doesn't even sound half bad - makes me want one! :ss:
Honest to god - Already did that, before we had it hooked up to the display. 60hz isn't nearly as impressive as 20-30hz is, on less power even. B)
