Big bass, small space! 8" Custom Slot Port Subwoofer Box STEP-BY-STEP AudioControl EPICX

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• CA

  @CarAudioFabrication · 1 month ago · pinned

  Want the next build video for this subwoofer box? It&apos;s released! See it here - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUQ_0XswpcI">https://youtu.be/XUQ_0XswpcI</a>

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• AS

  @asher12356 · 2 months ago

  holy moly hats off to audio control for including mounting hardware with their subs. my biggest gripe ever since i got into car audio is that there’s never mounting hardware included with subs

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• AL

  @alonzobrewster719 · 1 month ago

  I do not have a CNC machine. &nbsp;I really like it when you give the alternate ways to fabricate. &nbsp;I am sure the guys with CNC machines watching this video will instantly recognize things they can do with thier machine. &nbsp;Thank you very much.

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• SP

  @Speakeruniverse · 1 month ago

  Honestly, huge props to AudioControl for including mounting hardware with their subs. It’s always annoyed me that most subs don’t come with any hardware to mount them properly.

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• AS

  @AshwynAssy · 2 months ago

  Thank you for mentioning the alternative methods. It&apos;s great that you always keep in mind that not everyone has a vast array of expensive tools.

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• GA

  @GatorAaron · 2 months ago

  Yeah, Crutchfield has been awesome since their inception. I&apos;ve worked with them at least as long as you and have NEVER had an issue with customer service. They&apos;ve always been amazing and every member has shown they care about you and the community.

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• BE

  @bensandoval4367 · 1 month ago

  I like the double sided sticky tape method

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• JX

  @jx024x · 1 month ago

  There are even plenty of powerful 6.5&quot;s on the market now for even more space-saving solutions.

• JK

  @Jku_stitch · 1 month ago

  Thank you for showing us how to do this with the router bits. I can’t cnc my own board so seeing someone do the process I can actually learn better on how to get my own built, thank you

• MM

  @mmztimelord · 1 month ago

  Alternate for the speaker hole is to use a circle jig on a palm router. Super clean, multiple shallow passes, but a perfect hole.

• DA

  @DankUrbanBoss · 1 month ago

  I love that he made this right when I bought a 8 inch design from him! I’m gonna use the hell out of this video to help thank you so much❤

• DA

  @DankUrbanBoss · 1 month ago

  I personally like seeing alternative methods like this, I invested in a similar router table to achieve these type of results. I like to see the table saw 45° cut. I’m gonna have to use that.