Re: "Crossover Design for New Project"
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Looks like e really good quality build AB, you must be pleased with the progress after all this time. Those cabinets are going to be solid as.
Keep the pics coming.
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Thanks John ! Yeah I'm a itching !! Itching to drop some woofer's in those Bad Boys ! :D
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J Henry
Those cabinets are going to be solid as.
Keep the pics coming.
Here's a couple more. :) Couple more days.The sides still need the veneering but not much else.:)
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2010/11/34.jpg
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2010/11/35.jpg
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2010/11/36.jpg
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Wow--those look sweet--nice job!
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Fantastic!
It's hard to get a grip in the scale, until I look at the 3/4" ply and think "yeah, those are BIG."
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Panomaniac
Fantastic!
It's hard to get a grip in the scale, until I look at the 3/4" ply and think "yeah, those are BIG."
Thanks Guys ! Just remember those holes are for 15" woofers.And are 14 1/8" :D
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Awesome....you know they'll still sound the same if the cabinets are finished or not.....hint, hint!!!
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Altec Best
I got some more pictures,bracing this time.I still have the braces from top to bottom to put in yet.And some diagonals maybe on the panels if needed.
I see you decided to use the restrictive window braces anyway. Hope they don't negate much of the cab's 1/4 WL ability to load/shorten the vents.
GM