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Old 13th November 2009, 05:03 PM   #11
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right now the only amp i have is a lm3886 gainclone. i am thinking of building a F2 (current source design from Nelson Pass)...has anyone tried either of these with the FE206e in the changs?
F2 is a perfect partner for the 206. I built one sometime back when I was designing a cab for the FE206E and it proved a good match...I've since given the F2 to Scott but its so good I do borrow it back from time to time....

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Old 14th November 2009, 03:36 AM   #12
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Though Ed seems to have removed reference to his
Vofo from his main page, his design for the FE206E
was well spoken of, here and other places -

Vofo - hand made loudspeaker
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Old 14th November 2009, 03:51 AM   #13
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Hi Quadtech,

i had looked at your sachiko build when you started the thread and was very impressed. Do you think i need to use marine ply? is the major advantage that it is void free? Also could you help me a little bit with the build process...this is my first build with this level of complexity so i need all the help i can get.

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The big benefits of ply is that it us stiffer & better damped. A much better material for this aplication. Also won't be affected by the monsoons nearly as much.

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Hi Dave,

Here in India, we get two kinds of ply. regular and marine plywood. Marine plywood is about 2x the price...i was planning on using regular plywood and was wondering if i needed to use the marine variety. Also, what did you use to seal the joints quadtech?

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If one has more plys than the other use it.

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nothing we get here has more than 6 plys (for 18m ply)...will just go ahead and use that i supopse....what are the tolerances for the cabinet dimensions?a few mm?or less?

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Originally specified in inches i'd try to keep accuracy to a mm.

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