My first DIY,not pretty but sounds amazing

[shawn1972]

Tuba 36 with 2-15"Delta lfa's

[Cal Weldon]

As long as she sounds sweet, you can always throw a bag over 'er.

Good work Shawn.

[shawn1972]

Thanks.I guess sound is most important looks second.I always seemed to need another tool I just didn't have.I wasn't familiar with horns but after this I don't know if I'll go back to a regular ported box.

[shawn1972]

and took alot of ..............patience

[carpenter]

That's a pretty clever way to store the paint polish gives a whole new meaning to "band"wagon--they look well suited for p.a. use.

[francis varkey]

One of my cousins back home in India is a hardware dealer/distributor.
He once told me that he had a regular purchaser who actually used to drink that stuff(polish)
... And that guy was indeed a Carpenter by profession.
Dunno if he's still alive...

BTW congrats on your project, sound is all that matters

[carpenter]

Anyone who drinks furniture polish must know something that I don't. Maybe it was a home brewed version of lemoncello. Ha. He just told everyone it was lemon polish.

John

btw, at least Shawn's horn is painted. I'm going to have to detail mine out, someday.

[chops]

Originally posted by shawn1972
Tuba 36 with 2-15"Delta lfa's

You think yours is ugly, take a look at mine. At least yours is painted and you can see a bunch of pencil lines and screws. Honestly, I think your sub looks pretty good... Definately better than mine.

But like you said, "not pretty but sounds amazing" goes for my ugly sub as well.

BTW, what is your sub tuned to?

[carpenter]

I like looking at straight pencil lines and those beautifully spaced, equal-distant screw-heads. The assembly itself is a work of art.

[shawn1972]

What!!!!You guys don't like cinammin FIREBALL whiskey!It is huge though.It's going on a boat.That's a 10" speaker for the other horns for size comparison.