Old school 12" speaker for midbass.

[epa]

Erick thanks for the update plan. I already cut up the wood for the pervious plan, can they still work.

no probs ,just the measurements in the yellow circle have to be acurate.
for the rest 1/4" wont make much difference.

 

[olsound]

no probs ,just the measurements in the yellow circle have to be acurate.
for the rest 1/4" wont make much difference.

Get it. Thanks

 

[olsound]

Do you know of any other that might work In this design

 

[epa]

you have to sim it.

 

[epa]

 

[olsound]

This look loud

Thanks eric

 

[olsound]

Eric
i cant see some of the measurements when i print out the plan. They are too small.

 

[olsound]

Eric what is the name of the compression driver / horn that goes with this design.

 

[epa]

you can pic any driver/horn wich can be x-over @1500hz.
(personaly i like bms drivers )

Eric
i cant see some of the measurements when i print out the plan. They are too small.

mayby you can zoom in and the print.
maybe with paint.

 

[olsound]

you can pic any driver/horn wich can be x-over @1500hz.
(personaly i like bms drivers )

mayby you can zoom in and the print.

maybe with paint.

I tried that it don't turnout great

 

[epa]

better?

 

[olsound]

better?

Yes thanks

What is the measurement for this panel.

 

[epa]

if you look at the top view from the box,you can see that they are actualy 2 pannels.
measurements in red ,angles in yellow.
you are looking for 7.17/32 and 7.11/16.
they run from top to bottem(the top and bottem horn piece gos in between.)

 

[epa]

klick

 

[olsound]

I am still trying to figure out the measurements.

 

[olsound]

I am almost done, just need some more imformation from Eric.

I need the measurement ASAP for the area in the pic I marked in red below. I want to finish both cabinets today










Eric help me understand the dayton plan please.

 

[epa]

now quickly to work,i'm late

 

[olsound]

Thanks Eric

 

[epa]

maybe this is more clear.flv video

 

[olsound]

All in a days work pic








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