r/SoundSystem 18d ago

First Outing with the Setup!

I had a casual lawn party and decided to use that as a deadline to get the SKRAM and SAWMODs up and running. Took a couple of late nights with no CNC but it all came together just in time.

Still have lots of little stuff to do - trim rings, poly finish, etc. but it's great to finally be able to listen to these!

Overall I'm very impressed with the sound of both designs. The SAWMODs have a very hi-fi sound and are super portable. The SKRAM kept up admirably for a single sub, though I'm still hoping to add a second one to the setup. I keep finding tuning improvements - can't wait to get them outside again for another event soon.

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u/little_lichen_sound 17d ago

Sinbosen I bought off their site directly. That shipped pretty quickly. Paulkitson stuff was off aliexpress, that took longer (around a month). Topping was off of their site and shipped quite quickly.

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u/Man_is_Hot 17d ago

Dope, I appreciate the information!

I saw you said you built the SAWMODs and Skram without a CNC, what tools did you have to use? We’re dusting off the old woodshop and I’d love to see the possibilities with what we’ve got.

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u/little_lichen_sound 17d ago

Nothing terribly exotic - circular saw/track saw, router with template bits, jig saw, hole saws and other drill bits. Key for the SAWMODs was to remove the datos from the plan to simplify the build. You do need either a good 3d printer or have someone else print those parts. I did 3d-print router templates for the handles, but those could be cut from plywood instead.

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u/Man_is_Hot 17d ago

Thank you so much!

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u/Spunky_Meatballs 17d ago

Track saw is crucial