This powerhouse can be built as small as 16 x 24 x 24 inches, weighing as little as 35 pounds. It may be small, but it still goes low and loud. This chart shows a 16 inch wide T24, loaded with a ten inch Eminence BP102 driver, compared to a popular 12 inch loaded sub, the EV SP 122.

Horn loaded subs work best in stacks, and the T24 is no exception to the rule. But when you stack a pair of T24s and V couple them as shown in the plans you get another 2.5dB output compared to without the coupler. That’s almost the equivalent of doubling your power.

When you’re ready to pack it up for the night clamp a pair of T24s together and wheel them out. No bending to lift heavy subs!

Even if you’ve never built a cab before you can build the T24. Included in the plans are instructions on how to build and use assembly tools, and help is only a post away on the Forum. Best of all, you can’t beat the price. Using an Eminence BP102 driver you can build a Tuba 24 for $200, complete. Can’t build your own? Have some custom built for you by one of our Authorized Builders. You’ll still end up paying less and getting more than with any other sub.

Construction Degree of Difficulty: 5

Performance Quotient: 9

Equivalent Retail Value: $999 to $1699, depending on cabinet size and driver complement.

Suggested Audience Size:

Two cabs to 150; four cabs 100-300; six cabs 250-500; eight cabs 400-1000.

Recommended Tops: DR200, DR250, OmniTop 12, SLA Pro, Simplexx 10 and 12