look'n good. 
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Dogger's Marty-Cube
I have started to put together a Marty-Cube...I'm glad i started with the cube to learn a few do's and don'ts...My plan is to make a full Marty with a 18" that i'm waiting for from Mark. Just like to give a shout out to LTD02 for his help, Thanks John.
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Another cube in the shoot! good work.
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bang!
that was pretty darn quick.
i didn't ask if there was any gasket on that driver. of course you want a good air seal from the driver to the cab. if you get any whistling or other strange noises a run of thin weather stripping can be used for a gasket.
somebody asked about the driver. i looked around at some of the builds that had that driver in them and then tried to back out performance for this enclosure. it looked like it would work quite well (pretty flat down to tune with a gentle rolloff right at the end).
as for finishing, there are several ways to paint mdf. if it is not sealed up first, then the paint will "soak" in and expose the end grain and so forth. i think dogger's looks pretty cool the way it is. for folks who want more of a single finish the whole way across, some method of sealing up the mdf first either with something like thinned shellac or high build automotive primer. then a sand. then topcoats of paint.
that was pretty darn quick.
i didn't ask if there was any gasket on that driver. of course you want a good air seal from the driver to the cab. if you get any whistling or other strange noises a run of thin weather stripping can be used for a gasket.
somebody asked about the driver. i looked around at some of the builds that had that driver in them and then tried to back out performance for this enclosure. it looked like it would work quite well (pretty flat down to tune with a gentle rolloff right at the end).
as for finishing, there are several ways to paint mdf. if it is not sealed up first, then the paint will "soak" in and expose the end grain and so forth. i think dogger's looks pretty cool the way it is. for folks who want more of a single finish the whole way across, some method of sealing up the mdf first either with something like thinned shellac or high build automotive primer. then a sand. then topcoats of paint.
sorry its not a doberman it a mexican pitbull AKA Chihuahua
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...not sure of the age of the driver...I was told a couple of years...
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