Quick question, what is the best format for uploading pictures please, cos mine always look naf compared to others.
Cheers
Cheers
Schmackshorn
Schmackshorn s'il vous plait:
Nice with percussive music. Tube Amps and analogue source preferred.
Fostex FE280∑ Driver
Egbert
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Schmackshorn s'il vous plait:
Nice with percussive music. Tube Amps and analogue source preferred.
Fostex FE280∑ Driver
Egbert
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I also built Zigmahornets. I found them quite easy to build, with a modest amount of tools and time, plus they sound great.
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marce said:
I always put my pictures on:
http://photobucket.com/
And then link the ones to the forum by the
"~" above is the link path.
Thanks, Gio. I've since added another coat of stain and made up some small adjusting legs on the base to help keep it stable on uneven floors etc...gmilitano said:
okmrbh said:
These little Fostex drivers are pretty surprising. Are you driving it with your K-502?
Cheers,
Gio
Frugalhorn w FE103
My Frugalhorns with Fostex FE103. Very satisfied with the sound. Its a small room & with corner placement + the low roof, the bass is very impressive. I have recently bought some new Fostex 108 drivers. Robert
My Frugalhorns with Fostex FE103. Very satisfied with the sound. Its a small room & with corner placement + the low roof, the bass is very impressive. I have recently bought some new Fostex 108 drivers. Robert
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Hi triodix, very interesting box. How do you like them? Nice Studer BTW, though I hated working on the dang things.
Sachiko 126
This is my most recent modified Sachiko build The build is identical, only narrower, with a 5 1/8 internal width and 2.25 throat. It uses the Fostex 126 driver, which I really like. I used Maple, cabinet grade ply and maple veneer on the front and back panels. I also designed the feet, which have spikes on the bottom and make the very narrow speaker much more stable.
Thanks Scottmoose for the plans and encouragement!
This is my most recent modified Sachiko build The build is identical, only narrower, with a 5 1/8 internal width and 2.25 throat. It uses the Fostex 126 driver, which I really like. I used Maple, cabinet grade ply and maple veneer on the front and back panels. I also designed the feet, which have spikes on the bottom and make the very narrow speaker much more stable.
Thanks Scottmoose for the plans and encouragement!
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Robert,
Can i steal those for the gallery?
Looks like you need some replacement pushbuttons for your NAD 3020. I think i have some.
dave
droplet said:
Robert,
Can i steal those for the gallery?
Looks like you need some replacement pushbuttons for your NAD 3020. I think i have some.
dave
Hi. Ofcource you can put the pictures in the gallery! And yes, I do need some buttons for my NAD. I have asked everywhere for extra buttons, so if you have some spare ones I would really appreciate it. 😀
Nice. I'm modeling tractrix horns for fe166es-r and fe-103a, or learning to, at the moment. Tips?
Hi ThanhVNS 🙂
Very nice! It looks like a Westminster scaled down 😉
Does it have rear folded horn, like I am recommending for full-rangers?
My own project (front and rear horn loaded FR) has been postponed because of lack of time
Congratulations for your wood working.
M
Very nice! It looks like a Westminster scaled down 😉
Does it have rear folded horn, like I am recommending for full-rangers?
My own project (front and rear horn loaded FR) has been postponed because of lack of time
Congratulations for your wood working.
M