CERWIN VEGA SL36 BINS

http://forum.speakerplans.com/turbosound-bph238_topic60521.html

ooo this is interesting .. i wish id kept mine now .. although they had been used and abused lol

They were painted when i got them bud , these are the original old style earthquakes IIRC the later ones had carpet? i maybe wrong .. you can tell how long ago that pic was taken by the date stamp on the newish pallet

probably. were these ones mdf or ply?? looks like some nasty chunks missing from the one above lol

hahaha my bad, just wonering because mine have dates inside 2 of them saying 19,11,92 and theyr definately ply, mustv been different models of the same bin maybey a budget version, out of the 2 pairs i have 2 have different input plates ie metal wheras the other are plastic and one pair seem slightly heavier, so maybey a different type of ply was used, they must have been in production for a long time so the slight differences are probly from different periods of production, they still sound awesome loaded with v-18's :)

Considering the statement that the "SL-36", went lower with the speaker access panel removed, I'm just curious as to what would happen if you blocked
off 1/2 of the horn throat with the access panel removed;
Ever heard the "Yorkville LS-808"? It's a "direct radiating, rear wave horn loaded, bass reflex" and sounds Amazing!

Maybe then, there'd be no need to punch port holes
In the front plate?!