Looking for a pair of Jeff Bagby Tribute speakers. Really have no cabinet making tools / skills so I could build the kit myself if I could find cabinets.
Continental U.S. only to keep shipping manageable.
Continental U.S. only to keep shipping manageable.
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I know who sells the kits... but unfortunately they have no cabinet options for those of us with no tools and no wood working skills. So if I could find a built set (used) that's what I'm hoping for. Or, if someone has cabinets that would accommodate the Tribute drivers I'd gladly buy those.
Why not order flat pack? You can glue and veneer in your garage or even in your house, considering you have proper place
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It seems fairly easy...
The router part to make the drivers mounted flush to the baffle, that's the hard part 🙄
😎 I never do that flush mounting -who cares!
I always suggest to keep the crossover out of the box and well away. So no single/double binding posts but little holes to let the wire pass trough...
It seems fairly easy...
The router part to make the drivers mounted flush to the baffle, that's the hard part 🙄
😎 I never do that flush mounting -who cares!
I always suggest to keep the crossover out of the box and well away. So no single/double binding posts but little holes to let the wire pass trough...
Yeah, I thought about buying flat packs, but then I'd also need to buy a router, clamps, bits, and what ever I might need to finish the MDF boards so they look presentable. With no skills I am pretty sure I could glue together a flat pack, but routing the driver holes correctly and getting the boxes finished nicely (for someone with no experience, training or skills) would probably be a mess. Plus I'm old, lazy, and willing to spend a little money if someone's got a set of these sitting in a closet gathering dust.
I DO appreciate the suggestions though. Thanks!
I'm not arguing against your reasoning, I just don't think you're gonna find a built pair because they are so new and hardly any have been built. I'd contact Rick at Selah audio and see how much he charges for a complete pair.
These are not sold by Selah and have been out since 2016 if memory serves. There is a thread here were a few builders described their processes. So I was hoping maybe somebody got the itch to try something new and didn't sell their old ones yet.
Talk with Mark at Meniscus. He may be able to help you. See if you have a diy person in your area or talk to a local carpenter or cabinet shop. Ask around at Parts Express forum.
If you can't do the router part, don't do it. it is better if you have someone do it but you can do without it. Have someone cut you a baffle.
Meniscus have an option on that page for drivers or a fully assembled speaker - I assume that is complete.
Now I have looked again, in the write up the assembled bit is the crossover - no boxes.
Now I have looked again, in the write up the assembled bit is the crossover - no boxes.