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hope it measures as well as it looks..Originally posted by xmax View PostVistaton WG and Peerless DA25TX, the faceplate mounting screws are not quite countersunk,
fixing those and adding some holes to mount the guide to the tweet should be all it takes for a
good fit, more soon.
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WARNING! I went to remove the Peerless DA25TX faceplate and the VC/Dome "carrier" seems to be glued to the faceplate,
meaning the V.C. and everything (including the silly wires that route through the "heatsink") I did not damage
anything but it would not be hard. Unfortunately all mods will have to be done to the WG to make this
work, it should not be a problem, but being able to take the faceplate off (leaving the dome in place).
Would have made for a better install. More to come.Last edited by xmax; 11-26-2018, 07:49 PM.Guess xmax's age.
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Back from NAMM and ready to get back to the tests.
A couple pix...Guess xmax's age.
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Found some more work for you to do. This looks pretty amazing:
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Are these your work? Any details?Originally posted by xmax View PostBack from NAMM and ready to get back to the tests.
A couple pix...Comment
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Yeah, and I've changed my mind which pair I'm getting. I'll get the 32mm instead.Originally posted by Swerve City View Post
Wolf"Wolf, you shall now be known as "King of the Zip ties." -Pete00t
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Yup, these are mine, they both use the SB29RDNC tweet, the big "Reactor" uses the 3" Volt mid, 12" "Magnum" woofer and rear loadedOriginally posted by civit View Post
18" Ultimax. The smaller "SixTen" uses a TB mid-bass and rear loaded RSS265HF sub.Guess xmax's age.
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So many tweets, so little time...Originally posted by Wolf View Post
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Do you already have a design in mind? Or what drivers you're going to mate with it?Originally posted by Wolf View PostComment
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My pending design called 'Wield' with the TB W8-2096S underhung woofer, and an RSS265-PR, in about 20 ltrs.
Later,
Wolf"Wolf, you shall now be known as "King of the Zip ties." -Pete00t
"Wolf and speakers equivalent to Picasso and 'Blue'" -dantheman
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I will have some 32mm tomorrow and I will be testing the crap out of them.Guess xmax's age.
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The 32mm version is v interesting.. cd also be used between a ribbon and 8" (or 3.5 way) for exampleComment
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Got them, they are big! kind of a double roll surround, pix and curves asap!Guess xmax's age.
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Pix, hopefully sweeps and curves first in am-ish.Guess xmax's age.
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