GM, I just clicked on your test link and it works fine--and I'm not logged into photobucket. People can definitely view your photobucket links without joining....Quote:
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GM, I just clicked on your test link and it works fine--and I'm not logged into photobucket. People can definitely view your photobucket links without joining....Quote:
Originally Posted by GM
Mine as well. I recently picked up a 604E on ePay that had a torn cone. I sent it off to GPA for recone, magnet recharge, and new diaphragm in the HF. Everything came back looking great, albeit they used 8 ohm voice coil in the woofer and 8 ohm diaphragm in the HF.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tralalalala
Yes, you're right about the DATs - you simply hook it up directly to your speaker and it will do all the math for you, and show you the T/S parameters for your speaker. You can see some details in this thread here. These parameters will help you determine the right size cabinet you'll need, how big the port should be, etc. The parameters are really just starting points though, you'll need to use your ears to fine-tune things to what is just right for you.
I'm following along your thread with great interest because I am getting ready to build a cabinet for my 604E as well. I am trying to decide if a smaller utility cabinet will work, or should I go with bigger like the Stonehenge III -type cabinet.
Thanks Alien_Shore for thumbs up on the thread : )
I do not know if there any sense in posting my latest update of drawings of cabs because I do have the correct tools to do calculations now...
, BUT this is the closest I get right now to a 612C enclosure that has the iconic cab front - a front that I like very much.... : )
I?ve asked before , but have yet not gotten any answer on the question:
Does anybody know what dimensions on the side braces and on the brace that goes across the whole enclosure in 612C cabinet?
I can read my uploads fine on my computer when seeing them online, can you? If not I have to do as the rest of you guys and join the conservation on uploading of pictures to this site... ; )
- Tralalalala
Yes your right the 612 was a utility cabinet. But what I should have said and meant was most of the early 612's I have seen had 515's in them.Especially in concert venues,auditoriums,etc, with a multicell horn.I was referring to the original cabinet that Joe was referring to with the cotton batting.Quote:
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This is what you should see.And right under the photo there is a small box you just put a check in it.And it will highlight the photo with a blue trim around the photo take a look.
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2012/11/28.jpg
After that scroll down to the bottom of the page and you will see "Choose Action" click on that and it will open a drop down menu.Click on the Generate link codes.Then in the middle of that box you click on the (IMG) for Bulletin Boards "Full Size".
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2012/11/29.jpg
This box here.You can upload 6-8 pics at a time I think. The whole purpose is to bypass Hostboards photo re-sizer which makes the photos real small no matter the size of the original.Photobucket also has a photo sizer so you make them smaller or larger.
I didn't understand what you meant about the posting only links instead because they only bring you to the photos anyway.It's Hostboard that makes them smaller.By using a photo sharing site like Photobucket,Flickr,Image Shack,etc.. You bypass the Hostboard photo re-sizer and can post them in any size.
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2012/11/30.jpg
Now you should be able to see some detail in this photo. :biggrin2:
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2010/10/76.jpg
To resize a photo click on the photo in Photobucket after it opens then just put the cursor in the top left corner of photo and a drop down menu will appear. Will say (File,Edit,Resize,etc.)
GM let me know if you need some more help... Once you get it you won't look back !
Correct.Quote:
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GM
Because it would be nice to have a composite drawing for folks to refer to and/or use to DIY a cab for their app.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tralalalala
Someone with a 612C cab would have to measure them as Altec used many different sizes of bracing over the decades from full size 1x1", 2x2" to their reduced 3/4 x 3/4", etc. sizes or switched to 3/4x2-1/2" placed on edge to replace either.
If I open it in a new tab I can blow it up to just barely read the dimensions on this brand new 'HD' LED monitor. All those black dims, arrows, lines all scrunched up against a medium dark blue/gray background gives me an instant headache.
GM
I can do similar in Flickr, but my Photobucket looks absolutely nothing like yours. Anyway, got to get back to the daily rearranging of leaves since I can't burn them and the county will only pick up once a week, but will post some more as time permits.Quote:
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GM
Thanks for sharing the dimensions GM, helped a lot.Quote:
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Anyway: will try to upload the last sketch through imageshack.
I can probably make a print especially for you GM if you still find the blue background color annoying... :p
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/8890/test6vi.jpg
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
- Tralalalala
Hmm Is your Photobucket blue or black ? I had to change mine back because they are trying a Beta version right now.. You can change that back in the upper right hand corner there is a link.Quote:
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But Anyway I recommend you to use whatever works best for you.. I know you like flickr,so I would stay with that.I have a Photobucket Pro account.And a Flickr free account..
Google Picasa,Image Shack, are good too.There are lots of them.
Another helpful move I think would be to increase the size of the font..As GM noted the arrows and numbers are very hard to see (Too Small). What are you using to draw up the plan ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tralalalala