Most of the low-end, store-bought enclosures are made of 1/2 inch plywood or
particle board. What you really want is 3/4 inch MDF (medium density
fiberboard). Also, you must make sure that the box you get will give you the
desired .85 cubic feet AFTER you place the sub in it.

Q Logic makes good pre-fab boxes...

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"Jon" wrote in message
s.com...
I am looking to get a sealed box for my Planet Audio 10".
I dont have the means to make one, so is there anything I should look for
when I shop around.

Circuit City had some for around $40. I do know the recommended volume for
my sub is around .85 cubic feet.

THanks
JOn


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I've head good things about the subzone boxes from
mainstreet-audio.com

Paul Hanley

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 14:51:07 GMT, "Jon" wrote:

I am looking to get a sealed box for my Planet Audio 10".
I dont have the means to make one, so is there anything I should look for
when I shop around.

Circuit City had some for around $40. I do know the recommended volume for
my sub is around .85 cubic feet.

THanks
JOn