Hi all,
This stay home, I got pretty motivated to get the gear together to do some proper subwoofing.
You see before you the tip of the iceberg: Aura NS15, SUB1500 and LE14H-3.
The LE14s already have a home and of course sound wonderful. I won't bore you with the details.
Alright, enough show & tell.
I'd like to use the SUB1500s in 3.5cuft boxes with AE speakers 18" PR tuned somewhere in the 18~16Hz range.
Now I'm lazy and cheap, so I'd rather not build anything if I can get someone else to...and just at what the good folks at MosterCable made for me!
It's huge and as you see it now it's a huge waste of real estate: It's 24" high, 32" to a side (44" along the diagonal) and by my best guess, the internal volume can't be more than 2.5cuft.
Here's an idea of the layout inside:
I don't have any use for the amp cavity or the huge slot port, so I guess I should just cut my way through the port walls and lastly seal up the hole where the plate amp was.
What has me stumped at the moment is how to carry out what amounts to a confined space demolition project. All I have for tools that might fit through the woofer hole is a sawzall and a drill...If I could find a wood cutting disc for a 4.5" angle grinder, that might work if I feel like living dangerously.
Any thoughts on tools and/or techniques for this kind of thing?