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Setting up the car audio subwoofer
To work properly, the walls of your enclosure must be free from flexing during high sound
pressure generated by your subwoofer(s).
For best performance, always use MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) to build your enclosure.
We highly recommend that your wood be at least ¾" in thickness. The enclosure should be
sealed internally with silicon or glue and secured with screws every 4".
Assemble the box before cutting the subwoofer hole(s). If the box will be mounted in a
vehicle, fasten it securely with metal "L" shaped brackets. To build an enclosure, calculations
will need to be made using the information found on the following 3 pages.
Remember:
•Use ¾" MDF
• Use silicon or glue in joints
• Use screws every 4 inches
We at Dynex are diligent in checking the dimensions provided. The
engineers, staff and installers provide this information to make your
installation go as smoothly as possible. Errors do occasionally occur. We
highly recommend that you personally measure your subwoofer prior to
installation to avoid any damage.
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