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Purchased a Dayton 300-762 Subwoofer kit, consisting
of the following:
Dayton 295-404 Titanic MKIII, 12" driver (see above).
Dayton 300-806, 500 Watt plate amplifier (see above).
Dayton 302-810, 2.2 cu.ft. braced cabinet (see above).
Also included in the kit were: Spikes and foam stuffing.
Since this subwoofer would be part of a home theater
system with the rest of the speakers finished in oak,
it was decided to finish this cabinet in oak also
(besides the black finish was ugly).
It was also decided to flush mount the driver for
appearance as no grill was to be used.
Click on image to enlarge After removing the black paint, added a piece of ½" MDF to the front.
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Click on image to enlarge Fitted ¼" plywood to the Amp mounting area to allow flush mounting of the amp. |
Click on image to enlarge Added ¼" oak plywood to all sides (including the bottom). Driver mounting has been routed to ¾" depth to allow flush mounting of the driver. |
Click on image to enlarge Amp mounting has been routed for flush installation. |
Click on image to enlarge ¾" solid oak quarter-round molding added to all front edges. |
Click on image to enlarge ½" solid oak quarter-round added to all rear & side edges. |
Click on image to enlarge Sanding sealer and polyurethane applied. |
Click on Image to enlarge Note: "Egg crate" foam is added to the inside. |
Click on image to enlarge Completed subwoofer with flush driver and oak finish. |
Click on image to enlarge Rear view of completed subwoofer. |
The entire 7.1 Speaker system:
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