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Static Age
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do you think that could happen? i mainly do indoor gigs so i dont have to wheel the cabs over ruff ground.
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bill-77
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WISDOM IS BETTER THEN SILVER AND GOLD!!
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Static Age
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thanks for the positive comments.
to get them to the stage they are in the pic above took about 16 hours, next step is to cut holes for handles & build the scoop bit. i have made a template for the curved formers so it shoudlnt take long.
I'm painting them with black aldcrofts, i dont have the facility to spray the aldcrofts on.
more pics to come as the build comes to a finish.
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bill-77
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WISDOM IS BETTER THEN SILVER AND GOLD!!
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Mark James
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ok maybey you can mite cut with a jigsaw, howether i personaly couldnt and doubt some one who is not realy skilled could, and i certainly wouldnt recomend it.
@static age, nice looking work there!!! i love seeing build pics. it is just so nice to see a loudspeaker halfe built, thank you for sharing...... Edited by Markk James - 25 November 2007 at 11:13pm |
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Tekasis
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I was referring to that panel, but then realized you & Bill are building standard scoops & not supers!
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Static Age
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yep old skool style scoops Tekasis. if i didnt already own a pair like that then i would have built supers but i wanted matching cabs.
@Markk, thanks for the positive comments!
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levyte357
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But I hear supers are a lot more work than Fane or JBL, and not that much difference in sound, just sturdier and heavier due to bracing. Static those look like JBL's but maybe bit wider etc (Bit like my mods), Which drivers have you heard in those, and what do they sound like? Edited by levyte357 - 26 November 2007 at 5:27pm |
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Static Age
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they are very similar internally to the JBL scoop. the front chamber size is not much different to the super scooper.
my original pair are loaded with Fane 18XB's & they sound very good, loud & have a nice warm tone to the bass.
thats why i have built this new pair, i already have another pair of 18XB's to go in them.
i havent tried tham with any other drivers, i do have some 1000watt RCF (i cant remember the model) which might be worth a try.
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levyte357
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My mods should result in lower extension, at slight expense of throw. How much would would you charge me matey, to do a rough prototype in chipboard? Edited by levyte357 - 26 November 2007 at 6:42pm |
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minaximal
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well, i wouldn't bother without a big pot of filler, unless i had... a foot plate for the jigsaw to fit on the guide rail.. but then the circular saw is quicker. |
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Static Age
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thats an interesting prospect, chip borad isnt the best stuff to work with but it is very cheap for a 8x4 sheet.
let me finish of the current scoops then i will get in touch via pm & we can arrange something mate.
edit: Levyte check ya PM's Edited by Static Age - 27 November 2007 at 11:55am |
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