Bass Player looks to Thunder away ...

[Thor74]

Hi there,

I am Thor, member of Talkbass.com and a Bass playing
audiophile.

I have 2 diy projects active, one is the 'Compact Bass
Speaker Cabinet' designed about 11 years ago and published
by Len Moskowitz in Speaker Builder found here.

The other project, which is a rebuild of a musical instrument
speaker cabinet, is the vehicle that drove me here. That
project was published as a Radio Shack item,
'Building Speaker Enclosures' by David Weems, which is
long out of print. I built that project in 1982, and the
updates in speaker and cabinet design suggest to me that
the performance can be improved at a reasonable cost
with some diy design work, at which I am at entry level.

I did have the opportunity to take an elective engineering
course for non-engineers in acoustical design in college,
so there is some rusty knowledge down there somewhere.

I look forward to meeting some of your members, and
expanding my driver and cab knowledge. 🙂

 

[EC8010]

Welcome to the forum, Thor. Just be careful with that hammer.

 

[Thor74]

🙂 Thanks!

I have used the hammer once
already ..., but since I mentioned an
Eden WT 1000 Watt Bass amp, I think I can
get away with it. What good is a Thunder God
without Mjolnir, anyway?

One noob question, is there no edit function
to correct typos or layout on posts?

I notice that the text wraps oddly on this board,
compared to what I am
used to, is there a function or editor selection
to correct that?

I am a bit of a stickler on getting my posts
to look right, to be easy to read, and
in good English, so sometimes I like to correct
things I miss.

Thanks for the welcome!

 

[Variac]

There is an "Edit" button on the lower right of each post, BUT it only stays around for about half an hour. After that you need to contact a moderator to help you. Welcome aboard, A lot of us are interested in instrument stuff!

 

[EC8010]

🙂I notice that the text wraps oddly on this board, compared to what I am used to, is there a function or editor selection to correct that?

So long as you don't insert hard returns there shouldn't be a problem. Just treat it like a normal word processor (but without spell check, I'm afraid).