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    Crank it up, dude! huh? hydroman's Avatar
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    Question Home-Brew Super Sub Question

    Okay, i have the Dayton Titanic MKIII (15"er) on order.
    I have the sealed box built.
    I have some pink insulation
    I have the speaker connections a/wire/solder.

    First Question:Which direction should the speaker be facing for best sound/impact? Top? Bottom? Side?

    I am planning on front-firing - but would like to hear from this distinguished forum for a quorum...

    Second Question - is there a dark cherry veneer that i can glue on that would look decent? Good places to buy? I.e. Home Depot? Other ideas to cover the particle board? 'Faux granite countertop'?
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    Get ready to rumble!

    You're going to love how this sub sounds.
    I believe that this driver is meant for front firing. That's how their kits are designed. I could be wrong though. Kex and/or Feanor may be along soon to give a more definitive answer.

    As for the veneer. Yes, Home Depot and Lowes are a good place to start. Parts Express has some nice stuff too. Did you check theirs out?

    I do like your choice of dark cherry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hydroman
    Okay, i have the Dayton Titanic MKIII (15"er) on order.
    I have the sealed box built.
    I have some pink insulation
    I have the speaker connections a/wire/solder.

    First Question:Which direction should the speaker be facing for best sound/impact? Top? Bottom? Side?

    I am planning on front-firing - but would like to hear from this distinguished forum for a quorum...

    Second Question - is there a dark cherry veneer that i can glue on that would look decent? Good places to buy? I.e. Home Depot? Other ideas to cover the particle board? 'Faux granite countertop'?
    The titanic isn't made for down/top firing, you could get some sag over time, I'd just go front.

    As for veneer - http://www.oakwoodveneer.com/
    I've had great success here.
    You'll have to sand the snot out of the cabinet though...

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    Nice link Kex.
    There are so many choices, it would be hard to pick a favorite.
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    Crank it up, dude! huh? hydroman's Avatar
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    AAhh! I KNEW i was asking the right people!

    Thanks!

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