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FAQs & Advice No good guide to building a subwoofer box would be complete without a list of commonly asked questions that can help you out. However you have to make sure that you leave enough space between the driver's magnet and the rear panel to allow unrestricted operation of the pole piece's vent which is usually about 3. You may need to use a knife or blade to cut the grommet so the wire will go through though. If the enclosure is going to be irregularly shaped, it's easier to think of its interior as a collection of conventional shapes; then you will calculate the volume for each, and add these volumes together. Mount your crossover devices, and wire the cables to the speakers.
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MDF is also really heavy to carry around, for example, if you want to make an enclosure with two 12" subs it is going to weigh around 40-50 pounds before you even put the subs in there! Of course, with the need for music, we also have a need to experience it in better ways. The final speaker in the chain will have its negative terminal connected to the negative terminal of the amplifier.
1. Cut the power wire. If it is behind or under a seat, make sure you leave enough slack to allow some movement. Strip back a small portion of the insulation and connect it to the larger terminal that should be labeled "12 Volts" or other similar labels.
2. Determine where the ground wire is going to go. The ground wire needs to be attached to the vehicle chassis and it should be kept as short as possible. It must be connected to metal however, so remember that. Seat bolts or other frame bolts are a great place for grounding these. Scrape back any paint on the metal surface that will be under the ring terminal.
3. Connect the ground wire to the ground connection terminal on the amplifier.
4. Connect the amplifier remote turn-on wire to the turn-on connection.
5. Plug in the RCA cables, making sure the correct color plugs are connected to the amplifier (red to red, black to black)
6. Connect the speaker wires to the amplifier. Make sure the correct speaker wires are connected to the correct terminals on the amplifier. If you are unsure which set of wires goes to which speaker, you can use an alkaline battery (AA or AAA) to "pop" the speaker to help determine which speaker wires go to which speaker. ONLY USE THIS FOR THE SPEAKER WIRES.
Tip 1: Be sure that none of the copper strands from the wiring is exposed and touching the amplifier or the other terminals and wires. This could damage your car.
Tip 2: When running the wiring to the amplifier, make sure the wiring is tucked as far out of the way as possible.