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    Hi, has anyone had any experience with front mounting these onto cabinets. Apart from needing to modify the cutout for the 'vane' like parts, any other issues?

    I want to make cabs for my six 604e's but wnat to avoid needing a removal front baffle or rear panel.

    Thanks

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    Pretty much just cutting the notches.

    Might want to do a search of the board- I remember pics posted in the past.

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    Hello...here's a coupla pics showing how I did it:
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    I did it on my 19 clones and although it is easy enough to do, the major drawback is there is no material left in the wood to use T-Nuts for mounting the speakers.

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    Gary

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    Hi
    I recall an Altec enclosure drawing with a plywood ring . The speaker is mounted to the back of the ring. The ring is front mounted into a large hole in the baffle board.
    Don

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    Hi people, thanks for the pics and advice.

    Gary what method did you use to secure the drivers in the cabs then?

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    Originally posted by gamalot:
    I did it on my 19 clones and although it is easy enough to do, the major drawback is there is no material left in the wood to use T-Nuts for mounting the speakers.
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    Gary
    <font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">hmmm...I had no problem...

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