ok quick question...

I'm building a new box for my AW1205Q audiobahn subs. It is all 3/4 MDF board, however I had planned on putting in a 8"x24" Lexan window in the back of the box becauase these subs have a somewhat flashy basket I figured why not show it off.

Anyway The lexan I have is only 3/8" thick, and now that I am actually building the box, the lexan feels a little flimsy. Kinda wish I had 1/2". Anyway before I cut the opening I was hopeing to get some feedback.

Do you think that a 3/8" thick piece of lexan is too thin to go in my box?

Will I get a funky sound from it?

alright well I waited longer than I wanted to already... I'm going to try it, worst case scenario I buy anouther sheet of MDF and replace the back of the box if the lexan doesn't work out.

IMO theres no way that lexan is going to break. if it was plexi id say yea, but not lexan. i know a guy that uses 3/8 lexan as a router table in his woodshop, and that thing is barely scratched. but if it does break, i think you better start worrying about your hearing...and bolts in your car getting rattled out

my soul is made of lexan.......you can see straight through it........cool idea man....best of luck *up*



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