thickness of MDF board on a homemade sub box??

3/4 inch MDF is usually standard thickness for an enclosure for the sub size you specified.

1/2" MDF thick enough for small 8" enclosure? - DIY Mobile Audio

I know most recommend 3/4", and some say 5/8" as a minimum. I'm not looking for earth shaking bass and I'm not driving a power hungry sub.

MDF thickness - diyAudio

If this is for a smaller fullrange ( smaller than 13cm ), 24mm would be enough. If you want a no-compromise box - asymetricaly curved sides of ...

1/2 MDF versus 3/4 MDF for sub box... | Mustang Forums at StangNet

you could do that' you said you have alot laying around. make sure to put a good layer of wood glue in between the peices. on my current sealed ...

What kind of wood if I am building my own box : r/CarAV - Reddit

In the pro-audio world, birch is more common than MDF. It's about 30% lighter and more durable, but not as stiff or as easy to work with. Since ...

MDF Thickness for Sub boxes - AVForums

In the past when I've bought mdf it was 3/4 inch which is 19.05mm, now everything is in mm. what are we using for subwoofer builds nowadays ...

How to Build a Subwoofer Box | KICKER®

This can be a flat board with the woofers mounted to it and then attached to back of the seat of a sedan. Another example of infinite baffle is how speakers are ...

Top Material for Building Subwoofer Enclosures - Audio Intensity

For most subwoofer boxes, a thickness of 3/4" (19mm) MDF is ideal, although 1/2" (12.5mm) MDF can work for smaller woofers (8" or less). Another ...

Sub Box wood thickness | Just Commodores

18mm is the standard thickness that is generally used. I like to use 25mm or two layers of 18mm for the front baffle. My Calais-V ...

Mdf Wood or Partical Wood Sub Box - Team-BHP

This gives me a total thickness of 20mm. This gives me a limited degree of mess, easy to DIY (no special tools required), and adequate stiffness ...

Absolute Minimum Enclosure Thickness for Subwoofer??

You can build a sealed or ported box "tacoma box style" with 1/2 birch ply and be stronger than 3/4 mdf. ... As for the vented pole, yes give it a ...

DIY Audio Speaker Box Building Guide

You should use minimum 3/4" MDF which is sold in 4x8 sheets. You will probably need 2 sheets. This can cost up to $40 a sheet, but it is worth it. MDF is a ...

Mdf thickness for satellite - Techtalk Speaker Building, Audio, Video ...

I use 1/2" MDF (close to 12 mm) for a lot of smaller speaker projects and find that it's plenty rigid. Even made a few Voxel subwoofers from it ...

MDF thickness for sub box | ClioSport.net

After recieving advice before making mine I built it from 18mm thick mdf (was told that should be minimum)- it does weigh a friggin tonne though ...

How to build a subwoofer box - Crutchfield

If you don't use a double thickness of MDF for the mounting surface, you should definitely plan to use bracing elsewhere in the box for added strength. In fact, ...

What material is best to make a subwoofer box from? - Quora

The wood is strong, durable, and thick enough to limit distortion of sound waves. A close second is a plywood, which is lighter than MDF, but ...

You Won't Believe The Best Wood For Your Subwoofer Box! Birch vs ...

I started using water resistant MDF (its a green/olive color). This stuff is about double the density and weight of regular MDF.

Difference between 3/4 & 5/8 MDF sub box? | Team Integra Forums

You won't damage the subs due to box thickness. MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) has greater strength (Modulus of Elasticity...blah blah blah...) ...

Best material for sub box? - TechTalk Parts Express

When it comes to subs, you want to think about the structural integrity of the cabinet. 1" thick pine or MDF will be very good for a subwoofer, ...

MDF or Plywood for a Subwoofer Box: Which is Better?

MDF is easier to work with, making it a preferred choice for custom subwoofer box designs. Its uniform thickness allows for precise cuts, making ...