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I have that Bosch router table. I got it for either $99 or $149 rather than $199. I'm happy with it because it does what I need and is a good value for... -
That is a lot of words that I don't understand.
To make things simple for me, is an open-back midrange with some sort of tunnel, like the Anthologies...Leave a comment:
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Does that apply the other way too...Will 6" PVC work in the Statements rather than MDF tubes?...Leave a comment:
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Adding to davidB's comment...the RSS 10" SUBwoofer handles 350 watts RMS and has an xmax of 14mm.
In GENERAL a sub is going to go lower and...Leave a comment:
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Those are the original Statements. The Statement 2s have a different midrange which the designers like even more....Leave a comment:
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I'm making some speakers with the driver attached from the back of the front baffle with a roundover or chamfer. Because I don't want a screw/bolt head...Leave a comment:
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Add the word "Alibaba" after each and just do a Google search and its the 2nd or 3rd hit when I search.
Or just put in "Seas speaker...Leave a comment:
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While true, to Kirk78h and f_crunk's point, Bondo is more difficult to work with than other auto-body fillers. In my earlier post I mentioned that Bondo...Last edited by a4eaudio; 01-13-2020, 02:27 AM. Reason: Edit: the last one should be Rage Xtreme (not extreme)Leave a comment:
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Hi Mike, I've been wanting to ask, is the divided by 2 because it is a stereo amp? i.e., is your calculation above 15 W rms for two 4 ohm speakers and...Leave a comment:
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I just spent most of my Friday night Bondo'ing speakers. How thick or thin do people apply Bondo on the seams? How far into the main panels to you go...Leave a comment:
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I'm one of the more inexperienced members here, so hopefully someone will correct me if I am wrong. But I would:- Sand (at least some of) the paint off,
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Yes! And to be clear, auto body filler can have a lot of variances in quality and price. I bought a really expensive can of stuff that was supposed to...Leave a comment:
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Since you have it soldered up, you can hook it up to the speaker terminals and play some songs and make sure it sounds right.
For boards,...Leave a comment:
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I find the competitions fun. If every DIY event was one it would be monotonous, but I find it fun even as just a listener. And it doesn't seem people...Leave a comment:
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I would Google and see if other sites have recommendations. I know to CREATE a piano gloss finish there is Swirl Remover (Meguiars for example) and Polish...Leave a comment:
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If you strip the hole, stuff some toothpicks, cut to size if needed, with a few drops of wood glue in the hole. When you add the screw again it will push...Leave a comment:
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The data is still there. I just tried the search function and found posts back to 2008. While I guess you have to know what you are looking for, I am...Leave a comment:
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I agree, I am hoping to get two done this year.
I think it is a good testament to the state of the hobby that so many people are participating that...Leave a comment:
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I would use the brad nail to keep the boards from sliding a little and still clamp. The nail itself isn't really "clamping".Leave a comment:
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The Energy speakers are "good for the money" commercial speakers but are relatively inexpensive speakers. (My own speakers are the Energy Reference...Leave a comment:
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