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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Hi all,
After spending a lot of time and money I finished the job The total height now is 153 cm and xover was improved It sounds different and better Thanks to the nice fellows from the forum that helped me with he xover Best regards, Williams
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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some more pics of xover
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Nice work! What frame material did you use? Did you maintain the stock panel angles or try other angles?
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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thanks,
panels angels as they were i reinforced the frame the all thing is built in a modular way, can disconnect it from the base the base frame is 1/2'' MDF and painted with a strong lacquer williams
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Did you retain the original frame & reinforce it, or build an entirely new frame? Where are the interfaces or Servos located? How would you describe the sound change? Do you have any rear and side photos? What grille material? Very striking look, sort of a modern take on the old Monitor 4 pedestal. Clean. Acoustat emblem looks right at home.
Sorry about the 20 Questions, but I'll be building new Monitor 8 frames so I'm very interested to hear insights on the frames.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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hi
feel free to ask what ever you want. i will add some more pics. the xover or the interface as you call it is behind the base. the frame was totally disassembled and the panels taken out. reused the MDF vertical poles and the red wood holders for the panels support. i made new MDF frame parts for top and bottom and assembled all as a frame for the panels only. the vertical base is 90 mm thick, connected to the panels frame with 5/16'' bolts, inside is empty , the panels wires passed tru it toward the xover that is located on the horizontal base. the xover box is the original one, inside i did some changes because the capas were huge and did not fit inside. williams
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