Tower Lights and Speakers

[Cheeky]

being built

[yllw20]

homade

those look good, is it aluminum pipe?

[Cheeky]

Stainless steel, it was free from my dad's company.

If I did it again, I would probaby use aluminum and put four up there.

But for two, it rocks hard, especially with the four polks in the boat and Fosgates pushing it all

[bigD]

Nice job Cheeky

[Ruune]

hey.. where can I find some tubing like that? I want to go with stainless, since it is heavier and will reverberate less.

[Cheeky]

I'm not sure where to find it. My dad is a Mechanical Contractor, so I took some scrap and had one of his welders piece it together.

I still put sound deadening material in it, even as heavy as it is.

[Ruune]

hmmm can you ask him the specs on the pipe?

[Cheeky]

It is 6 1/2" OD , I think Sched 20. I will get the specifics from him next time I see him. Just took some thin SS plate and welded one end shut, the other welded a plate with open center for the speaker to attach to

[Sammamish22V]

Here is my set up. A set of B 50's and B62's along with a Boss lightbar. I have since upgraded to a Lightening Accessories bar and love it. The Mako set is gorgeous and the 6x9 box from Loudliquid should crank. I would recommend checking out www.lighteningaccessories.com and www.monstertower.com for some good speaker set ups.

[Ruune]

sammamish... is that the Millennium dash?

[Sammamish22V]

Yes, it sure is.

[Ruune]

niiice very niiice.

[Sammamish22V]

Whoops. www.lightningaccessories.com. I can't spell today. Where is the spell checker with this message board!

[aneal000]

I've used the Titan, with the 6 DST (Daylight Saving Time) lights, 2 facing forward and 4 rear, they worked really well. The Titans actually have a shield inside to direct the light better along with a special lens that is supposed to help. I have been impressed with their output.

[Gudge]

Can you guys really see ahead with tower lights? I havent used any but I have used spot lights and couldnt see a thing without puting it below the rub rail.