First day of building:
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Battery compartment on the left.
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Bracing to make it stiff:
Quick test to try how the crossover works:
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Quick test to try how the crossover works:
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Thanks, it's a Nikon d700 and Sigma 20mm f1.8 on these photos. Here's my photography portfolio btw. Antti Hakala: photography
I'm using the crossover supplied in the Visaton PA diy kit. Can't go wrong with it
I'm using the crossover supplied in the Visaton PA diy kit. Can't go wrong with it
Thanks, it's a Nikon d700 and Sigma 20mm f1.8 on these photos. Here's my photography portfolio btw. Antti Hakala: photography
I'm using the crossover supplied in the Visaton PA diy kit. Can't go wrong with it
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I see. Line-levels are a lot of fun though - suggest you check it out when everything is playing well togetherAnd that's not the first time I really like pictures out of a Nikon! Thanks for the link ...
End of building day 3. I used a lot of router to reduce weight.
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Tried how it sounds. Hole on the upper left is for the battery compartment.
http://www.students.tut.fi/~hakala52/mankkatesti.mp4
http://www.students.tut.fi/~hakala52/mankkatesti.mp4
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Here's my fancy tools and working environment ;D
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Haha lol Here's a quick plan for the carrying leash:
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I think I'll go with polished grilles. I'll sand the paint away and use autosol to make them shine!
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Quick cellphone vid, it's actually working already
YouTube - Megablaster 2010 by Drakmin. DIY ghettoblaster, first sound test.
YouTube - Megablaster 2010 by Drakmin. DIY ghettoblaster, first sound test.
Today I made the carrying handle. This handle is mainly for the looks and it will be mostly carried on shoulder with a help of leash. So let the photos speak:
Here's the basis for the handle. It's 20x20mm aluminum with round corners:
Cutting plywood for the parts which attach aluminum to the box:
Can't have enough clamps!
Wooden parts are now finished:
My little sister trying to give box some scale:
Here's the basis for the handle. It's 20x20mm aluminum with round corners:
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Cutting plywood for the parts which attach aluminum to the box:
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Can't have enough clamps!
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Wooden parts are now finished:
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My little sister trying to give box some scale:
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Thanks for yourself! Here's size comparison between my Ghettoblaster V2 and Megablaster. Megablaster weights 4kg so far. V2 has 4,25" mono bassdriver and reflex port behind the other fabric grille.
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