First post: Questions regarding ALTEC 612 enclosure - DIY

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The original 612 is the Lansing general purpose cab for all of its 15" drivers, so predates the 515 by quite a few years and AFAIK was first used by Altec for the Duplex and Diacone series as were all the original 12-15" utility cabs.

I forgot about the different frame sizes, the drawings will need a driver cutout chart also.

Hmm, Photobucket must have made some major changes since I gave up on them due to being a pain to use and often not allowing folks to view my album without joining, so posting a test link: http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...Onkenwith6.jpg

Bummer, I'll just post links from now on and wish others would too since I can't see most photos in detail clearly enough.

GM

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.

Hmm, mine have no check box nor an 'Actions' button, instead a menu pops up on each pic, but see no way to do multiples except by generating the links and copy/pasting them one at a time.

GM

edit: See no way to enlarge the pics either, so can't read some of them.

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.



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".



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.



Now you should be able to see some detail in this photo.



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 !