tomzarbo
Seasoned Veteran
Last Activity: Yesterday, 09:08 PM
Joined: 01-18-2006
Location: Southern NJ
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The ND65-4 is a dandy little full-ranger. I've used it in several projects and it is impressive in a smallish vented cabinet. Search for 'Toni Table Radio',... -
After you get the vent issue sorted out, I'd love to hear more about the slate veneer you used.
As others have said, beautiful work.
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Steve,
what did you think of the subwoofer section... what driver did you use on it?
It's on my radar for a Bantams 2.1 table radio.
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I've noticed that, although neo magnets are more powerful than ferrite, their strength is focused much more closely to the magnet than with ferrite magnets....Leave a comment:
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Steve,
If you have a DATS and a loose inductor, I'd test the inductor in it's position before going through all the trouble of re-doing anything....Leave a comment:
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Order now and receive a free 3.5mm input cable!
Just for the heck of it I visited photobucket to see what it cost to continue pic linking,...Leave a comment:
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Yeah, I saw that. I guess I'll go through and try and re-place some of the pics using PE's own pic system. It's going to be tough though, I linked to...Last edited by tomzarbo; 12-01-2019, 06:07 PM.Leave a comment:
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Bantam Speakers/Bantam Table Radio Drivers $36 OFF until 12-3
Not trying to sound like a commercial, but if you've been thinking of building a pair of 'Bantams' or the 'Bantam Table Radio', both woofer and tweeter...
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Thanks for letting us know. Get better Dan!
TomZ...Leave a comment:
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I don't remember if I've ever even installed binding posts before, but would it help to hold a block of wood with a 3/8 hole in it against the back of...Leave a comment:
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Happy thanksgiving to you too Chris, and everyone else here who takes the time to type or read.
TomZLeave a comment:
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Dynamo is right. Also, you will usually need to remove some material so the driver can breathe, that means the notch is not too deep.
But I always...Leave a comment:
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I know how you feel a little Keith,
I have a Polk tower/surround/center setup similar to yours, and although I'm not trying to sell it,...Leave a comment:
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Just for fun, I tried two of the Dayton DS 8" alum passive radiators. No good there.
The Yung plate amps have versions with boost for...Leave a comment:
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Here is what I would do:
Since you were okay with a raised cabinet since you were using feet, I would use that space to add...Leave a comment:
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I see a two stage recess for the driver. I'm guessing the inner recess is for possibly foam wearherstripping /sealing, the outer for screw mounting?...Leave a comment:
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Here are the dimensions for the Bantam Table Radio in case anyone wants to have a go.
Bantam Table Radio Dimensions...Last edited by tomzarbo; 11-17-2019, 09:52 AM.Leave a comment:
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They came out pretty nice looking. Cool color on the stain too.
1/4 or 1/8" HDF would make a decent filler for the tweeter to bring it flush....Leave a comment:
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I can vouch for what Chris said about the neo and ferrite versions being nearly identical in useage. Specs may be off a bit from one to the other, but...Leave a comment:
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Aaron Hero... where are you?Leave a comment:
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