Okay. I'm about to begin assembling my system. What I want to see are pictures of custom, not basic rectangle or Q-Logic, boxes. I have a few ideas that I'm toying with but, want to see what others have done.

 

This isn't mine... it belongs to Protege King. Thought it looked nice. Enjoy!

http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...threadid=21571

 

Here's mine...
Fits like a glove, and it's all DIY Nobody sees the other side as of yet...



Best part is, it's only 12 inches deep.

 

Actually, the intial plans look close to Protege King's set-up. What I really like about his is the way "Protege" is inset into the box. We never thought of that. I'm not going to do the Mazda logo but the box is close.

 

i have an idea very similar to foxymazda's idea, that was posted a few months ago. build (using fiberglass) two separate boxes into the area between the wheels and the tail lights. this is what i plan on doing once i learn some more about building with fg (i have never worked with the stuff) and also once i figure out exactly how much space i need(the subs are rockford-fosgate 12s, i dont know the model numbers since i bought them off a friend and have been too lazy to take them out of the box i am using). the only thing i dont know is how to attach them. i dont want these just shoved in the corners, i would prefer to somehow anchor them down, but that should be no problem. i was thinkin i would just mold the back and rear sides (the sides touching the exterior panels) and wood the top bottom, inside side, and front, then carpet the wood sections to match my trunk. any one else have any additional ideas? foxy if you read this:
did you ever go through with this? yes, hows it look? no, why not???

 

what im talking about

the other thread

 

hmmm...well i dont know now, since i already have 2 subs, and i dont really want to buy another one (or lose one of what i have), what if i angled them to face towards the front of the car, i dont even know if this is pysically posible, as this drawing is obviously NOT to scale, or even to the level of a 3rd grader