Sigh, yeah but that take the fun out of it.Quote:
Now I just post them to flickr and link them.
Oh well, got the side braces done and first coat of paint on.
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Sigh, yeah but that take the fun out of it.Quote:
Now I just post them to flickr and link them.
Oh well, got the side braces done and first coat of paint on.
Photo: IMG 7161 | stuff album | Tagginbac | Fotki.com, photo and video sharing made easy.
Hi Mike, you are welcome to come over anytime. Where do you live in VA?
Chesterfield.
Shoot, you are real close. I hit Richmond almost every week on Saturday, Verve Home furnishings, then I come back and play in my garage. You have an open invite
Trying something different :Stop:
Was happy with how it sounded this morning :Stop:
Will report back with changes when I confirm that I like it :Stop:
:D
The Mad scientist is at it again. The harmonic's were sounding boxy and muffled to me. If I removed the backs, then they were no longer muffled but the mid bass was all gone and made voices sound hollow. So I came up with this idea. It's making me happy as hayseedy as it seems.
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Here's what they sound like. Enjoy.
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Cradeldorf, have ever tried a small front port in this maddness? I think that you should try closing off the back holes, and adding a mere 33 cu in port in the front bottom. My 8 cu ft 418 speakers sound their best shoved into the corners and toed in. That might require removing that hanging screen wall, but is that helping or hurting at this point?
I need a bigger living room, It's like filling a glass with a fire hose.