Agreed Tony, it did cross my mind before I did it but the beast inside me won the "Do I don't I " battle. I have read on some of these threads that some people have had baffle sgging issues and so I decided to put an extra support where I did. Any advice from you Tony is welcomed as I know you have worked in this field for many years and also thanks to Bee for his understanding answers to a newbie builder.

Impressive anjmoor, I'm new to building etc also and I definitely liked the look of your cab, sounded pretty sweet on the video as well.

Good work.

Myles.

ha yeah I have had a great time building these cabs on a reasonably tight budget and have been funding it all from private jobs so as to not spend our family pennies, now have to find some more cash to fund the rest of it lol

Got any idea what it's like compared to a HD15 ? Or any plans to find out ?

Myles.

a far better punch from this cab....

Would be quite happy to transport this cab a reasonable distance if anyone wants to test it

Still trying toget my head round this... I have added some insulation for damping in the sealed chamber making sure that nothing is touching the driver and the driver is still reverse wired however it has lost its punchiness since adding the damping material and now lack the punch in the kick that it had before. Is the damping material essential???

well the wadding is coming back out as the cab lost a lot of spl and thump when adding any kind of wadding

you may only need a very thin layer against the out side panel only, i would do as you have done. by trial and error.... i defo would not fill the chamber with it....

I like the blue. I have gone with a very similar color for my first couple projects: an adapted mini scoop, and my first attempt was a BR sub.