If I'm being honest here, I will be the first to admit that this design doesn't LOOK like much. There's nothing glamorous about a 6" tall brown rectangle. However, the proof is in the performance, and this design really packs a punch! Everyone who heard the design was amazed at the amount of bass this subwoofer puts out- and not just for its size. I am honestto- goodness proud of this design, and it 100% met my initial design goals and surpassed even my expectations.

The beauty of this project is in its simplicity and flexibility to be used many different ways. The enclosure can be stood up against a wall behind a piece of furniture, can be used down-firing under a couch or bed, or can be up-fired if clearance is very limited. A long, narrow version would be perfect for sliding behind a couch with an angled back. The possible uses are limited only by your imagination!

Sound quality-wise, this subwoofer is very clean and not boomy at all if set up correctly. Plus, if used in a downfiring configuration, the sub adds a nice visceral shake to the floor that makes it even more fun. If you are looking to try to create a stealthy subwoofer, then you can't go wrong with a project like this using the Tang Band W6-1139SG.