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    Posted: 20 April 2010 at 6:16pm

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Vary nice job :-D
 
How is the sound??
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Haven't had a chance to crank em up yet, but broke em in at a low volume and they sounded really nice and clean
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Looking good!

These will sound beautiful with the XP3000h you have on the way.

Let me know each time funds go in so I can keep up to date!

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Nice work mate,nice &  tight mitre cuts.Clap  
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Very very nice work, hows the lift like if the handle is on that location.
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Yeah it's fine, you can use the ridge at the front or grip the 2 side panels but there was nothing at the back to grip unless I put them there. I would've put more on but I didn't want them to be visible in the mouth or to disrupt the signal path so I just left it at that. No doubt when I come to carry them up a narrow staircase I'll wish I'd put more on Big smile
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Originally posted by Timbadd Timbadd wrote:

Yeah it's fine, you can use the ridge at the front or grip the 2 side panels but there was nothing at the back to grip unless I put them there. I would've put more on but I didn't want them to be visible in the mouth or to disrupt the signal path so I just left it at that. No doubt when I come to carry them up a narrow staircase I'll wish I'd put more on Big smile


Bring on the top floor of hole in the wall then! From experience its not nice.

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Untill now im still figuring out where to put the handles on my 186s Big smile
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Yeah its a tough one. On the looney bins they put 2 where I've put mine then 2 at the bottom, but you can see them in the back of the mouth. So far those 2 have done me fine, once you've lifted them you can just grab them underneath anyway.
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