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this is actually pretty standard entry level DIY learning curve stuff here IMO. i think its a little better documented in this thread than others or at least in more of one place. also this build happens to have a couple more steps...
looking great!! i always have projects im wrapping up minutes before company comes over as well. wife hates that! dont underestimate how long it takes to get the cabs insulated and wired up. you know that though!! you going to have...
Quote:Originally Posted by Erich H Thanks, there was a good amount of design work that went into making them easy to assemble. You did a great job getting them together. I'm glad they went together okay. You're the first person...
That's the truth. Especially with those flat packs.
Which waveguide is that?
Ranger is excellent. There aren't too many micro brews in cans but they are starting to sprout up. So who's going to be the first one to have a build using these buyout woofers? I have a pair but I'm not sure what I'm going to do with...
That's true. I doubt it's very thick though. And the baffle is 1" at the most with the recess. I think 1" screws will be fine.
Quote:Originally Posted by Sibuna Erich included some with all the stuff i ordered i believe they are these http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=081-425 i could be wrong about the number but i think they are #8...
Quote:Originally Posted by Brad Horstkotte Re: NS6 drivers - you can still get them, but nowhere near as cheap as they were - via hoarders on eBay yep. i have 4 that i bought from Ebay. i paid exactly $93.50 with shipping for them....
Ranger IPA .....mmmmmmmmmmmmm some damn good beer in cans now.
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