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Craig
I drive way too fast to worry about cholesterol.Comment
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Re: Before I screw up....
Craig
I drive way too fast to worry about cholesterol.Comment
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Re: Before I screw up....
Craig
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You know you can put more than one photo in a post, right?
Seriously though- looking good!
Later,
Wolf"Wolf, you shall now be known as "King of the Zip ties." -Pete00t
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That's not fair Wolf...how else can he reasonably catch up to your post count? :DOriginally posted by Wolf View PostYou know you can put more than one photo in a post, right?
Seriously though- looking good!
Later,
Wolf
Yup, looking very good!Comment
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That's what I've been using. My local hardware store replaced their ceilings years ago and kept all the old tile. They have a pallet full in the back of the warehouse. They are selling them to me for 20 cents a piece. If you don't mind the itch they work great. Some have commented on the fibers getting air borne in a vented system. I was told not to worry about it from an abatement specialist. You could always spray a light coat of sealer over it if you were really worried. Build looks great.Originally posted by PWR RYD View PostSpeaking of sound dampening (I know this has been probably covered a thousand times) has anyone tried this stuff?
It's a 2' x 4' acoustic drop ceiling tile. The funky thin white plastic part easily peals off leaving a really nice dense 1" thick fiberglass mat. Best part is... I found these at Manard's (local big box home improvement store) and they had slightly damaged corners, so the manager said "how about a buck a piece?" Oh yeah :D
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Regarding the itch factor... I need to learn how to start wearing gloves.... ;)Craig
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Who wants to be just a midrange member forever ???? Just 112 to go! :D :D :DOriginally posted by Wolf View PostYou know you can put more than one photo in a post, right?
WolfCraig
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Craig-Originally posted by PWR RYD View Post
I thought it was because you didn't know you could.....
I mean, j, I post *lotsa* pics in posts...
Later,
Wolf"Wolf, you shall now be known as "King of the Zip ties." -Pete00t
"Wolf and speakers equivalent to Picasso and 'Blue'" -dantheman
"He is a true ambassador for this forum and speaker DIY in general." -Ed Froste
"We're all in this together, so keep your stick on the ice!" - Red Green aka Steve Smith
*InDIYana event website*
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My blog/writeups/thoughts here at PE:
http://techtalk.parts-express.com/blog.php?u=4102Comment
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In my defense, rellim reeb make one do all sorts of silly things :oCraig
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Well they are finally done and they sound very nice. Surprisingly solid bass considering how their T/S specs model.
Sorry Wolf, another one picture wonder post :DCraig
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are those woofers the 835004s?? I 've been having a most inpossible time modeling a crossover for them. If I remember right, I have to use something like a 217mH inductor :eek: on the woofer, it's crazy.
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Yes these are indeed the Peerless 835004 buyout 6.5" drivers ($10 each). This is Lou C.'s LECBOS design. I built them almost exactly to his design specifications except they have a 1/4" wider baffle and I gave the baffles a 1/2" roundover. I have to say, I was driving them hard for about an hour this afternoon and they just kept sounding better. They were designed by Lou to be wall mounted (very little baffle step comp) and that is the way I intend on mounting them in my garage. Right now I am listening to them in my living room and they are about 12" from the back wall... and I am still pleased with their low end performance Midbass and midrange is excellent. Nothing to complain about these guys.
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