djg
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It was a segmented metal band. I had a segmented wrist burn. That was a big battery, lotta amps. Instant heat. -
I can't find where Jeff Bagby said anything about "flexible placement", but they're still great speakers. -
I'm sure it would work fine, and look cool. You do good work. Don't drop your fork across the bars, and definitely don't let any tweakers see your setup.... -
I've made several speaker pair with black baffle and wood grain box. I like the look, nice job.Leave a comment:
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Look at another Bagby design, the Continuums. Now Continuum IIs with a better tweeter. These were designed with flexible placement in mind and are sealed,...Leave a comment:
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The only subwoofer out on the DTA is speaker connections to power a passive subwoofer, not subwoofer amp. Your setup won't work. -
PETT still screwed up for me.Leave a comment:
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Chris Roemer's Pico Neos?
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AVSforum has tons of info and discussion on about any AVR. It may be cheaper to do a separate power amp than to buy a new AVR with enough guts to not...Leave a comment:
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This is a two way coax. No tweeter orientation problems.Sealed or ported. The sealed is quite small. I built a ported pair, very nice sound. 4 element...Leave a comment:
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My Outlaw Audio Model 2200 monoblocks, "Never give up, never surrender". -
So organized, sigh. -
This reply took 30 seconds to post, are we spoiled? -
On my PC, comments and replies. very slow to post, new posts lags. Right now, the Wayne Shorter thread is atop the intro page, actually number 4. Recently...Last edited by djg; 03-03-2023, 01:32 PM.Leave a comment:
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And I wouldn't cut the speaker holes and rebates until I had the drivers in hand. And the port holes too. -
Here's how I did my last project, a smaller 3 way. I would say it has minimal bracing. My bracing is all stick built as I do not have a CNC. Just for...Leave a comment:
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The point of a thick baffle is to have sufficient thickness remaining when you cut rebates for the drivers, and to maintain strength in a panel with big...
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