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#121 |
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Join Date: May 2018
Location: Canada
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Gentle 15 degree bevel on the side panels, wrapping from back, to top, then down the front.
Starting to finish with stain conditioner. Gotta get them done for Christmas! Attachment 897673 |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chamblee, Ga.
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Re stuffing; no experience w/polyfil, I mainly used loose and/or duct board fiberglass [AKA OC703 nowadays] insulation and later, Miraflex, an itch-less roll version. Normally I loosely covered any drivers, XO with cheesecloth for the loose stuff and for just a portion of the cab, packed it in a cheesecloth 'bag' and suspended it from the top to hang down where I wanted it. With really big cabs I sometimes 'took a page' from Bozak, using a hanging blanket of insulation, though of course it can be done in smaller tall cabs too and recommended it a few times to apparently 'deaf ears', so quit [pg. 48]: How To Build Speaker Enclosures By Alexix Badmaieff & Don Davis : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive GM
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#125 |
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Location: UK
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It worked then. So naturally, it couldn't possibly work now.
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#126 |
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Still not for me.
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#127 |
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: north east pa.
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Bought them going to try them in my FHXL’s
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