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Blue4x4 · 07-23-2003, 12:11 AM

I pulled out my tank and built a speaker cabinet/storage area to install where the old tank was. Using 2...10" MTX speakers. After building the box, I took it to the dealer where i bought the speakers and let the tech measure the box and mark-out the correct size of the 2 chambers. Then I took it home and cut the front and removing the center section, then blocking off the cambers. On both ends the speakers were located. The center section was open. I install a door, that folds down. Had the whole thing upostered and installed it. I used dynamat on the complete interior.....no distoration at all. If you really want to save some $$$$$ a hardware store sells the same style stuff as dynamat. It's used on roofing repairs. I spent $ 220 on dynamat. My brother bought the other stuff and spent $ 25.00. works just as good. Good luck.

07-23-2003, 12:11 AM	#16
Blue4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sparks, NV Posts: 790	speakerbox I pulled out my tank and built a speaker cabinet/storage area to install where the old tank was. Using 2...10" MTX speakers. After building the box, I took it to the dealer where i bought the speakers and let the tech measure the box and mark-out the correct size of the 2 chambers. Then I took it home and cut the front and removing the center section, then blocking off the cambers. On both ends the speakers were located. The center section was open. I install a door, that folds down. Had the whole thing upostered and installed it. I used dynamat on the complete interior.....no distoration at all. If you really want to save some $$$$$ a hardware store sells the same style stuff as dynamat. It's used on roofing repairs. I spent $ 220 on dynamat. My brother bought the other stuff and spent $ 25.00. works just as good. Good luck.