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Are there any AMT 3 owners out there that can give me a good
description of how they were originally stuffed? I want to build clones and have the big AMT's, the recommended Eminence 1040SF's and Alpha 6's, and have the x-overs covered (triamp via active). I have the dimensions pretty well worked out, but as these things were overdamped BR - I would like to be able to faithfully reproduce just exactly how they were originally stuffed - both the cabs and the mid-bass enclosure tube. Any details would be GREATLY appreciated. You know, was it just walls and a sheet behind the drivers? Two sheets? Full wall-to-wall? And if so, was it loose, middling, tight? Was it bonded dacron sheet? Loose batts? A combination of both? Something else? Upholstery dacron, Acoustistuf, 'glass, wool? Any felt or foam on the walls or tube? Ditto for the mid-bass driver containment tube, how was it damped inside? I just don't have access to one to study, and doubt I will any time soon. Any help would be really appreciated. |
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