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Old 16th July 2011, 03:12 PM   #471
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Hi,

The EV T18 specs say: 11.5"W x 24"D x 32.8"H, that's 4 ft^3 gross internal volume minus braces and driver displacement. If you glue two of your T18s together you might get close to the 8 ft^3 you are looking for.

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Old 16th July 2011, 04:00 PM   #472
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Hi,

The EV T18 specs say: 11.5"W x 24"D x 32.8"H, that's 4 ft^3 gross internal volume minus braces and driver displacement. If you glue two of your T18s together you might get close to the 8 ft^3 you are looking for.

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Oliver,

Your specs are wrong, the T18 is 24.8"W x 24"D x 32.8"H.

Big enough to make a decent size BR.
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Old 16th July 2011, 07:13 PM   #473
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Hi!

So, if ply is 18mm thick, recess of front panel around 4cm for grille, gross volume should be around 252,3liters.

Net internal volume = 252.3liters, minus braces, minus driver, minus ducts and we can play with sim program and come out with a good box IMO.
The image at post 467 shows refurbished boxes made so.

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Old 13th September 2011, 10:26 AM   #474
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Thanks for the horn resp oliver, however I think to make a real comparison, excursion plots need to be added.

The stadium horn I will only run up to 50v, and the ss15 I feel comfortable running up to 63v.
Does someone have an updated Hornresp input screen for the Stadiumhorn to share? The one I have doesn't model as well as the ones I see here.

A few other questions regarding the Stadiumhorn:
-will making it 24" wide (external) impair the horn's output much?
-will making the bottom rear corner of the enclosure angled (for casters) impair the output much? (I don't think it will - just verifying)
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Old 15th September 2011, 02:52 AM   #475
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the cabs are made of void-free plywood, something unavailable here, and are in real good shape.
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You don't have any lumber supply stores that sell Baltic Birch?? my local Dykes didn't have any in stock, but the Dykes not far away did have plenty of it.... $79 per 5x5x3/4 sheet....
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Old 15th September 2011, 02:30 PM   #476
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You don't have any lumber supply stores that sell Baltic Birch?? my local Dykes didn't have any in stock, but the Dykes not far away did have plenty of it.... $79 per 5x5x3/4 sheet....
seems the world is fludded with russian bb ply.
thats only 7 layers instead of 13 layers.
make sure you got the right stuff.
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