10 10's walled in an 07 access cab

Alright so I have had a thread on here before with my audio build with 4 15's walled and before that I had 4 12's. Some of you have probably seen pictures of my truck on here before and here it is.





I got the truck from my grandparents bone stock about two and a half years ago and have done a lot to it since then. I have been working on this new system for a while now. My goal is to just have something that will give great demos and be very musical. Not looking to create something that is only for numbers here. Here is the equipment list.

-Alpine INA-W900BT(for now)
-2 Crescendo BC35000(have one, need to get the second)
-10 Skar VVX-10D4's
-2 XS Power D3100 batteries with toolmaker post
-Singer 350 amp GM alternator
-150ft JL ofc 1/0 wire
-240 sq ft Audio Technix 60mil deadner
-8 gauge ofc speaker wire, anl fuses and holders, techflex, terminals, etc.

 

One of the amps that I have now

 

Deadening the truck

 

I swapped out the slider back glass for a solid one



Then I started on the box. I didn't take too many pictures of everything. The entire base is fiberglass and the perimeter was mdf cut out to fit the curves of the floorboard. Then I built up the sides and back piece from that to create a shell. The first picture is the base with packing peanuts to figure air space. As the build goes on it should make more sense. The box will be two chambers though and each one will be around 7.5 cubic feet after displacement. Total air space is 21.7 cubic feet before displacement. The ports will be tuned to 33hz with 99 square inches of port area or 13.2 inches/cubic foot.

 

I made the ports and got them in place. I also cut out all the rings and cut strips of ltp and wrapped it around the edges so the end result will be a flushed mount look. I also did some bracing from the sides and center piece with 1" dowels that I glued and screwed in place. I am going to figure out something else as far as the bracing from the front to back. I also spent a lot of time and got all the rings in position and then stretched formed everything with fleece and resined it. That brings everything up to speed. I don't have many pictures of the progress but I did take a few.

 

I made some progress on this. I glassed the inside of the baffle using 1/2" chopped strand fiberglass mat from uscomposites. I had almost 11lbs of the mat and went through half of it and about 2.5 gallons of resin. I started off this build with 5 gallons of the 435 resin from uscomposites and now I am out of resin. I might get another gallon or two just to add more to the baffle and go over all the corners again. Where it is right now it is solid though. I cannot get anything to flex at all. You can see in a few of the pictures that I added braces to the bottom two braces to make them more solid. Overall this box is rock solid. Better to be safe then sorry.

 

I tried to get a few pictures from the inside so that you can see the fiberglass build up from the back.

 

Where I left it off for the night. Next step is to clean up the edges then mount the subs and wire up the one amp I have off the stock electrical and test it out. I want to make sure that the box plays the way I want it to before I go to the trouble of making everything look good and adding the batteries, alt, and second amp.

 

dude your nuts ! lol

sub'ed

 

Wow! That is unreal nice work.

 

Hearing is for losers...

 

holy cow man!! I was satisfied with my 1 10' I don't think I could imagine how loud 10 of them would be.

 

NICE!!!

 

Thanks everyone. It has taken me a long time to get it to this point but I have been working hard on it lately and I'm really hoping to get this thing done as soon as I can.

 

That's pretty rad op

 

Thanks I like that it's going to be different then anything I have ever seen before. I've never seen anyone do a wall the wall that I am.

 

looking forward to your progress

 

Thanks