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how would you compare them to hogs if you´ve heard hogs
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You can low pass this bin at 35hz and high pass it at 120-140hz, but Ilike it at 120. During our testing (single bin) it registered almost down to 38 hz but that just a software from an ipod.. I think we can ask staip for the horn resp simulation.
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Sorry got no idea hows the hogs sound, maybe the other guys can...

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sir. .  i have questions about your bins:

1. what kind of 8mm ply do you use. . the 8mm plywood or plyboard??
2. A pair of this would need how many pcs. of plywood/plyboard?

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8mm? Surely you mean 18mm?
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For a CB-18 you need 2 sheets (244x122cm) and you'll use almost the whole sheet.

So I think you need 2,5 of 3 sheets for the CBe-18.
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yup, 1 cab consumed almost 3 sheets. I dont have the exact info on what's the most economical way of laying out and cutting the sheets. I just asked an experienced builder to build those bins for me.
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try this, and it's free

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Originally posted by streetsounds streetsounds wrote:

Asked Staip to extend the depth to 700mm, built it and tested it and here it goes..Amazing sub...loaded them with SD18ELClapClapClap

.. loud, heavy and clean..no movement of any sort was noticed on the bins during the testing, even the RCF on top stands still..lovely

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I'm sorry but what kinda awful music do you test your speakers with! at least do them some justice and rinse out some dub!


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Originally posted by staiper staiper wrote:

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Hi guys. sorry to butt in but i have 2 faital pro 18hp1020 drivers and was wondering if this driver will work well in the cyclops. i really like the design . thanks to STAIPER.


Hello Stipe
I've just finished painting and loading 2 CBe-18 cabinets and thought you would like to see some more of your design in a finished product  You can see the whole project at
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2081972&id=1008565733&l=c96d644b96 (hopefully this link will work)
I'll be testing them out early next week in a club
I have already run a single sub for a test and was very happy with how musical it was  how directional it was and the amount of volume that came from this box The speakers in this set were from a company here in the states similar to a JBL 2240 That's what I had to work with for now but will take your suggestion and load them with RCF Thanks for a great design looking forward to building 6 more




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Very nice work indeed, love the panel joints
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Great build CCAV
Where you at in NC?
Also what paint you got on them?
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