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Originally posted by ToNy MoNtAnA ToNy MoNtAnA wrote:

Originally posted by kpippen kpippen wrote:

I know exactly what your thinking...varoom!


Me wonders if one of those long magnet subwoofer p-audio drivers might fit and work in the Auto Tuba. TongueTongueTongue


The TM-10 and TM-12 look pretty awsome!... I think the TM-12 is only 400 watts though...
 
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Originally posted by kpippen kpippen wrote:

Nailed it... I like the 201.927... 1000 watts! Can you imagine...LOL
 
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201.927 is an 18 inch 500w rms/1000w max sub. Can be beaten for it's price though.

Celestion FTR184080FD are 1000w rms 18 inch for £116.

http://www.ajaudioshop.co.uk/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=ajaudio&Product_Code=T5391P&Category_Code=FTR

Never seen that 1 so cheap, unless it's ex vat hmmm.
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Yeah i was on about the 8" sorry, those celestions are ex VAT says so at the bottom of the page.  
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£136.30 inc vat is the cheapest still for each.
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this is the badboy you want:



http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Elemental-Designs-7Kv-2-6-Subwoofer-EU-700-EU700_W0QQitemZ310006841655QQihZ021QQcategoryZ18805QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m118
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Originally posted by login4 login4 wrote:

this is the badboy you want:



http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Elemental-Designs-7Kv-2-6-Subwoofer-EU-700-EU700_W0QQitemZ310006841655QQihZ021QQcategoryZ18805QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m118


Will have to see if that fits as the magnet looks extended and long.

Cheers though, looks the best one to go for. 200w rms for a 6 inch is pretty impressive.

Can't be too hard to make a cutout for a 5.25 inch driver to a 6 inch driver bigger. Ain't got a router. Carefull handling a jigsaw might work as long it don't split the 15mm ply.

Otherwise it's hand work with a metal file and sandpaper.
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 elemental designs make a "compact" version of that driver with a much lower profile for fitting in car doors etc, might be worth checking out.
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im not sure it they do them down to that small tho, iv only seen 10" versions 
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Will need to repair it with a few pieces of new 15mm ply on a few sections. The laminates are split pretty badly in some places and has holes in places.
Gonna paint it with a few coats black aldcroft when I finished as I still got a tin left of that.
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Discovered mostly all the plywood is split or warped. Can't be arsed to repair whats there.

So gonna use the pieces as fully taken apart now as a template to get the plans and to build a few more the same.And will try and build a few bigger ones for an 8 inch or 10 inch using the pieces of wood as a rough guide.
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