Build Your Own Subwoofer

Gerard J. Pinzone writes "Here's a page that details the construction of a homebrew subwoofer." Another in a long line of "You can, but should you?" projects.

Comments

Amazing!

[dotgod]

I used a router to cut all of the circles

I just want to see how he hacked a router to do that.

Kidding...I'm not that much of a geek.

Re:Amazing!

[Flerg]

I hear that Norm is using electric stain nowadays . . .

home made.

[DarkHelmet]

Ooooh, for a moment when they said "Build your own subwoofer," I thought they meant out of spare parts at home.

I would have loved to see him try to build one out of parts of a microwave, stove, dishwasher, and drying machine while using a fridge to house it.

See what happens when you have old episodes of MacGyver on tape?

Wait, but ...

[daTimster]

... where are the Lego guys?

Wouldn't this design inherently suck?

[Anonymous Coward]

What? Do you think this is for listening to MUSIC or something?

Re: MacGyver

[Metallic Matty]

Ooooh, for a moment when they said "Build your own subwoofer," I thought they meant out of spare parts at home.

Actually, he meant, out of parts taken from another subwoofer...

See what happens when you have old episodes of MacGyver on tape?

MacGyver could break out of a turkish prison with a straw and a toothpick...

Too bad more highschoolers dont read /.

[NeoSkandranon]

about 300 people out of my 1400 member highschool could have gotten alot out of this article..or rather the comments. they all seem to be of the mind that you can throw a pair of 15" subs in a plywood box and throw it in the back of your car, and then they wonder why it sounds like an amplified fart when the bass hits.