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Join Date: May 2008
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It's Christmas, I like traditional Christmas's so not being one to break with tradition I thought I'd do another build over the Christmas holidays... 2006 was WD88VA. 2007 was the MLTL's and this year it's a pair of Saburo's.
This has come about because a) I like building things b) Any foole knows 4" FR drivers are the best thing ever (!) c) I have some leave d) I'm an anti-social bugger specially over Christmas... e) Scott bought a pair to an Eggborough Fest and I'd never heard anything sound quite like them, all that music coming from that funny little driver....getawaywithya Anyway, after months of planning and deliberating I've finally got all the wood cut today. Oooooo...enough wood to make a pair of Sab's... ![]() The nerve centre... ![]() ....and until I make a start (very soon) it'll all stay clamped to try and reduce warping the freshly cut yummy 18mm BP. ![]() More silly pics and posts as they're made, well, it's a tradition innit :wink: DTB |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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Nice one Dave. Keep us up to date (not that I reckon you'll need any encouragement.
![]() I'm envious of your workspace.
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It's just a shed Scott, a not very tall one though...as I found out trying to manhandle 6ft lengths of ply in it today. Expect your PM box to be filled with questions this Christmas matey! Talking of which, I've a question already. Directly behind the driver on the back wall of the cabinet is an angled piece that appears to deflect sound into either of the 2 horn chamber thingys (techtalk). Any dimensions on that? And secondly, cabinet damping, woolfelt?... and if so how much and where? Thanks for inspiring me again Scott, All the best DTB |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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Trust me, it's more than I've got mate.
![]() Triangular deflector / splitter = 1 1/4in tall x 1 1/4in deep. Very little damping should be needed. Top, one side & rear of the filter chamber (not blocking the throat, obviously... ) with 1/2in wool felt & that should be it. The folding works with the chamber to filter off everything over ~290Hz.
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DTB |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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You are going to love them. I now have over 100 hours on mine with Dave Planet-10 126eN's. They are incredible......I have not been able to stop listening to them long enough to write a proper review (which I promised Dave I would do). Keep us posted on your progress.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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It's the chamber the driver is mounted in.
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Join Date: May 2008
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I've done 100's of hours with the Fonkens and I only built them about 6 months ago. DaveD's 127eN's in those, lovely. We even take them on holiday with us, we listen to a lot of music in our house.Quote:
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: UK
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No worries pal.
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DTB |
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