Just finished reading this thread for the first time. Wow ! This is a real labour of love. DIY at its best. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure, so glad you enjoyed it!
Feet are done and off to the anodizers, they will get Type II hard ano, I was considering a nickel plating but I think it would be too bright, the black will match the drivers.
The front feet have threaded pads so the cabinet can be tilted back
In
Out
Test fit
Should be finalizing them his weekend!
Javad
The front feet have threaded pads so the cabinet can be tilted back
In
Out
Test fit
Should be finalizing them his weekend!
Javad
The visual impact of the plastic horn is no good, it's the very first thing I've noticed.
These are cast aluminum horns, and very nicely cast at that, and they appear to have a nice durable enamel paint finish.
Perhaps making them black will not be as pretty... They look really good... Naked alu with wood...
I do like the look with raw alum but not in love with it, I think black fits more the sensibility I have, stay tuned!
the black will match the drivers.
+1 Javad, black is a good choice.
Ok the moment I've been waiting for, all the pieces are in place!
I had some concern about the aluminum rubbing on the cabinet so I had some of this adhesive backed wool sheet
I applied it to the face inside the foot that goes against the curved portion of the cabinet, it's about 1/16" thick compressed.
Back foot
Front foot
I used this to accurately center punch the holes
I drilled a pilot hole about 3/4 the length of the screw engagement, I used flat bevel head drywall screws
Notch to allow removable bottom clearance
Front feet installed
Adjustable height pad installed
Sorbothane hemispherical pad
Ready for Sorbothane pads
And back on the ground, this sight was VERY satisfying!
Final step I'll install the sorbothane feet, do a photo shoot and I need to build the crates to ship these out, I need to get them to FedEx by next Thursday or Friday for MWAF, almost here!
Thanks!
I had some concern about the aluminum rubbing on the cabinet so I had some of this adhesive backed wool sheet
I applied it to the face inside the foot that goes against the curved portion of the cabinet, it's about 1/16" thick compressed.
Back foot
Front foot
I used this to accurately center punch the holes
I drilled a pilot hole about 3/4 the length of the screw engagement, I used flat bevel head drywall screws
Notch to allow removable bottom clearance
Front feet installed
Adjustable height pad installed
Sorbothane hemispherical pad
Ready for Sorbothane pads
And back on the ground, this sight was VERY satisfying!
Final step I'll install the sorbothane feet, do a photo shoot and I need to build the crates to ship these out, I need to get them to FedEx by next Thursday or Friday for MWAF, almost here!
Thanks!
Any details about the crossover?
Yes will post frequency response and schematic soon once I post the photo shoot, I usually do a complete post with standard iinformation on all my builds, thanks!
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