Looking good. What did you use for filler?
TomZ...
tomzarbo
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Location: Southern NJ
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Those are turning out to be some really good looking cabinets.
If you squint, it almost looks like black leather on the sides and brown leather...Leave a comment:
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I guess I'm in the minority, I actually really liked the quality of many cassettes near the end of their reign.
Dolby D,C, and HX PRO really...Leave a comment:
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Very attractive looking set up.
I have the same amp, I really like it. What do you think of it as it applies to the 6.5" Tang Band sub? ...Leave a comment:
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I'm surprised you have enough hand/arm strength to type that post after 8 hours of sanding!
Looking good. Your build threads are like a speaker...Leave a comment:
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Fair enough.
TomZ...Leave a comment:
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Christian,
would you consider selling the one used unit solo?
I have a set of Ben's NEHD speakers that I've been thinking would work...Leave a comment:
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Kevin, those look astonishingly good!
The last two pics really highlight the curve on the front facet area. Those things look good at any angle....Leave a comment:
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That cork unit is especially unique.Leave a comment:
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When I was younger I had an RC trainer plane... never managed to land it once in 6 flights. Just didn't have the knack for flying. Building them was a...Leave a comment:
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Titebond is good....Leave a comment:
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Titebond will work fine for this. Ive done it many times. Adam, and Fpitas speak truth... using a roller will give you an even coat. Use a lot of glue,...Leave a comment:
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Think of all the painters in the world... they paint and sell, or give away.
people race cars at the dirt track. Lots of money and tools,...Leave a comment:
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You could also look into a few of the pro sound speakers PE sells. Very efficient but not as much bass, sounds like what your friend needs.
...Last edited by tomzarbo; 06-17-2020, 05:49 AM.Leave a comment:
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That's a creative use of metal!
I've used baskets to mount stuff on before as well...
It's good when it works out....Leave a comment:
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Just to put things in perspective, the little metal pad on the chip is 5/32" by 5/32" square and the whole chip is 7/16" by 1/4" minus...
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I've read reviews that said at 24 volts it did get quite warm, then you would need to use a heatsink...
However, running at 12v with the...Leave a comment:
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3rutu5,
I didn't have a specific project for this, but you know the deal...I just got tempted by the small size and low cost, and wanted...Leave a comment:
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