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I bought some cheap
sound
deadening spray from Walmart.
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... it's called
Mar-Hyde by
Bondo. At $2.50 a can...
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I used 3
can's..because they were cheap.
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After it was dry I
coated it with black spray paint
to keep it from smudging. That worked great
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cutting my
flush mount on my baffle.
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you can see the modification on the circle
jig.
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PERFECT. 13
7/8" cutout w/ flush mount.
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I decided to double
up on the baffle..
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this would allow me to screw the 4x4
legs from under the top baffle...
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I still know
it's important to have a test piece.
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another dupe
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baffle view.
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amp temporarily hooked up to my old sub
until my Tempest comes in
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the rear of the
plate amp.
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what will later
become the legs.
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if you didn't know what the guts of the
PE amp looks like and wanted to know.
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I dread having to
cut this
3x3 because it's still wet.
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theres got to be a better way to cut
3x3's...
(honey... I need a table saw!)
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blocks cut out that
will be
the risers for the legs.
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another shot.
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