Kick Panel Speaker Boxes

[Chicken Coupe]

Half...unless they have speakers included.

[MirandaBuilt]

200 is not a bad price considering its aluminum and im assuming welded

[Jamess113]

200 is not a bad price considering its aluminum and im assuming welded

Thanks, There not aluminum, there 16 gauge CRS. They are CNC laser cut and CNC bent. They will be tig welded not mig weld. Once I have all the parts in hand and I have assembled a few, I’ll have an exact price.

[Jamess113]

Half...unless they have speakers included.

Really no need for the sarcasm, If the price is not attractive to you, I'm sorry. There costing me more then 100.00 set to make.

[customautosound]

do you have some sort of covers or kick oanels that cover them?

[Jamess113]

do you have some sort of covers or kick oanels that cover them?

They go behind the the kick panels and there is no need for a speaker covers. They will be placed where the kick panel vent once was. So the vent grill will now become a speaker grill.

[Chicken Coupe]

Really no need for the sarcasm, If the price is not attractive to you, I'm sorry. There costing me more then 100.00 set to make.

Sorry, If I sounded that way. Wasn't trying to be sarcastic, just honest regarding the price.

Not really sure what CRS is, but considering they are completely hidden when installed, is there a considerably less expensive material that you could use? (ex-powder coated sheet steel)

I ask that in a sincere way because a secure supply chain model is "Right product, right place, right time...at the right price". I think it's a great product/idea. Hate to see it vaporize because of the price.

I think you could dramatically increase your sales if they were sellable in the $100-$125 range as the value/benefit exceeds/equal to the cost.

[Jamess113]

I think you could dramatically increase your sales if they were sellable in the $100-$125 range as the value/benefit exceeds/equal to the cost.

I totally agree. If could sell them for less and still make a small profit I certainly would. Trust me I want to make a good product that is affordable too everyone that might be interested.

The CRS stands for cold roll steel, which is pretty basic when it comes to material. The major part of the expense is the cutting, bending and welding of the parts. The sheet metal is the least expensive part of the whole product. There is a lot of other little things that go into making these to which add to the expense.