Got any pics you can share and is red out of the color spectrum? I figured you'd go with a red trim and red carpet inside the box. With the smoked plexi it would look pretty cool, if I got your setup imagined right.

 

I'll scan up the doodles

 

ok here are the sketches:

 

if that's your planned color scheme how about adding some LED fans and some cool fan gaurds to help the airflow and design. That design is awesome btw. should like pretty damn impressive when done.

 

Led fans and grills are for computers

I was going to show off the crossovers and distro block but I think that would be tacky

I want something simple, clean and elegant, but still shows off the equipment, much like the cars in the car audio mags.... oh ya its gotta be stealth too

 

hey styx

Do you plan on keeping those Seas tweets behind the OEM speaker grill?

RibbonAugs

 

unfortunatly yes.

 

Yeah I was looking seriously at those...still am, looking at that 85mm hole it needs for the mount gave me pause.

Want'm bad. Looking forward to your install.

You're aware of the fragile terminal posts on these aren't you?

DIYAugs

 

i'll be easy on em, I gotta hack alot to get a 4" wide tweeter and 7" woofer in the doors.... and behind the grill

 

yea true just a thought since you'll need some air flow in there.Then there is neon and all the blingy crap you could do, but that's not what you're going for. Elegant ehh... Wires hide inside the box coming out through the box to the distro then back inside. Could also recess them and have a plexi/aluminum trim window for them. One under each of the outside amps right for power and left side for ground. That would look nice.

 

Thats friggin sweet man.

 

and now that I drew it.... you know I gotta build it right. damnit, looks like I got my work cut out

 

man I'm still trying to figure out how to do those bends on the amp rack. talk about a pain in the ***. I'm also working on modeling the amprack in sketchup and autocad right now

 

It should be fairly easy. I think if you cut the end caps to shape and inner supports the exact same size you'll have the ground work for the overall shape. Then you'll just need to cut the long panels with angled edges. Buy a angle finder, long straight edge ruler, and a good heavy circular saw.

For me a Pencil and draft paper with about 4 dr. peppers and a pile of scrape wood and I'm good to go.

 

yo impact said radius bends not miter corners. I mght just mitering it since bending wood is aove my level of skill.