I built this for my 14 year old daughter on her birthday. She wanted one of those Bose Bluetooth and I got one to listen but was not impressed. So a home-built it was. I had built car sub (out of MDF) so I thought this would have been easy. Was I wrong.
Took me 3 months (I made 3 different enclosures) and $300 in parts.
Sub is a Tang Band 5.25 subwoofer from parts express tuned to 60Hz with internal volume of 200 cubic inches. This is an excellent sub for auto use as it can reach down to 35 Hz.
Left and Right are modified internals of the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 satellites.
Amp is a 100W mono sub I got from Amazon.
The L and R are driven by a Sure Tripath 2x15W; Bluetooth 4.0 is by Sure that I got from partsexpress.
Batteries are 4 of 26650 A123 LiFePO4 (2.3 aH) with a BMS to prevent thermal runaway.
RGB LEDs are from Amazon as well as a noise sensitive LED controller with remote.
Material is birch plywood 1/2 inch with aluminum flats to brace the front baffle. Dimensions are 18 wide by 7 high by 7 deep and 13 lbs.
First is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OakXTW-ZEm0



Took me 3 months (I made 3 different enclosures) and $300 in parts.
Sub is a Tang Band 5.25 subwoofer from parts express tuned to 60Hz with internal volume of 200 cubic inches. This is an excellent sub for auto use as it can reach down to 35 Hz.
Left and Right are modified internals of the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 satellites.
Amp is a 100W mono sub I got from Amazon.
The L and R are driven by a Sure Tripath 2x15W; Bluetooth 4.0 is by Sure that I got from partsexpress.
Batteries are 4 of 26650 A123 LiFePO4 (2.3 aH) with a BMS to prevent thermal runaway.
RGB LEDs are from Amazon as well as a noise sensitive LED controller with remote.
Material is birch plywood 1/2 inch with aluminum flats to brace the front baffle. Dimensions are 18 wide by 7 high by 7 deep and 13 lbs.
First is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OakXTW-ZEm0




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