American Sound Connection Electric Guitar 1X15 Empty 15" Speaker Carpet Cabinet Enclosure Box 1/4" Jack

If you have the proper tools and wood, you can honestly build this cab and glue the felt on yourself. BUT by all means, this is NOT a bad purchase.The cab seems sturdy and evenly balanced when placed on the floor. As long as you don’t sit or stand on it, I’m sure it’ll last.If you are looking for more internal support, I recommend measuring the inside of the cab and gluing and/or drilling in some wood steaks up and down the edges of inside walls of the cab. Glue some foam pads along the inside walls of the cab to improve the acoustics and sound quality of your 15 inch speaker you plan to install.I think the only annoying part is soldering the wires within the cab to the speaker you decide to install. Alligator clamps should work just fine too.But again, decent build.

I bought this cab because I did NOT want to build a new cab to house my classic and still working JBL D140F (reconed by JBL in the 1990's). This driver is imho the BEST Efficient bass driver ever built. In the late 1960's, it was by far the BEST bass speaker you could buy. Back then, alot of MI cabs were built using MDF, and they were very HEAVY. I wanted to port this driver into a plywood cab. The cab is very light, and construction seems to be good. I lined the cab with polyfill, removed the 1/4" plate supplied (a Neutrix Speakon connecter goes into the hole perfectly), and drilled holes to mount the D140F as well as the 4 points to mount the perforated grille with clamps. I (wired the speaker as per JBL specs for the D140F from the 60's - Reverse Polarity - if you want the speaker to punch OUT on Positive voltage, with these old JBL drivers, positive=negative and vice-versa). Everything is as it should be...... The speaker sounds GREAT in this very inexpensive cabinet! I could have NOT built this cabinet for this price point... (considering the labor involved).... Would I have braced it, yes, but it seems to be holding up..... I am looking forward to using this in travel whenever I use Bass guitar instead of Double bass (I have different amps and cabinets for that marvelous instrument)!

Very well built & well sized. Add in an Eminence Delta15A and you have and excellent, portable, 400 watt 15" Bass guitar cabinet for right around $200. I have not seen another cabinet on the market that is a better value, or better sounding, than that cab/speaker combo.in short, worth it. 100%

I put some foam cushioning on the inner-walls and put a 15" 400 Watt Pulse Celestion in it, it sounds great!!! I got a Little Mark Tube 800 running it, it kicks.

The 15" circular hole was not cut the proper dimension. So the speaker does not fit in the hole. What a bummer.

Very decent quality for the price. The carpet sheds a bit, but I expect that to get better. Fit a 1980s ElectroVoice 15" bass speaker perfectly. The leads are a little short on the connection, but that wasn't a problem.

I didn’t expect much for $100. But I was pleasantly surprised that the reviews on Amazon were generally accurate.My box arrived with good packaging, but some of the wood screws were strewn throughout the packaging. Looks like the plastic bag carrying them had come loose.There were some imperfections inside the speaker hole cutout. The rim area had felt that was obviously cut by a careless hand. However, this will be covered anyway by the speaker after installation.The felt had a barely noticeable tear, and the input jack was slightly bent. Looks cheap, so I will probably upgrade. The included wires, however, are pretty robust.The box appears to be made from plywood, which is much better than MDF. Plywood can expand and shrink without cracking, unlike some solid wood.Missing a speaker grill, but anyone can buy on Amazon for a few dollars. There is no baffling for installing speaker cloth, so you’d have to make one yourself. Otherwise, an external speaker grill is the easiest solution.Overall, this is a great value for an empty 15” cabinet. The next best option is about twice the price, including shipping costs. If you want a better appearing cabinet with unusual tolex colors like orange, red, or white, your options are to buy this cab and use a heat gun to remove the felt. Or you can order one for twice the price as this cabinet.

Nothing to not like. Well maybe the speaker wires could have been a couple inches longer, but they were usable as is. Lightweight, sturdy, nicely fit.