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    Posted: 12 October 2006 at 12:05pm
Am totally clueless when it comes to guessing weight...
Anyone know the approx kg weight of an x15? Want to select the right tripod.. Cheers
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If you're going to be tripod mounting an X15, build it smaller!  The X15 is a bit big for what it is, can be made more compact without sacrificing much performance.
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I built some XM15s exactlt to plan and made them pole mount...work nicely, too...
I'd reckon they are about 20-25Kg each
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It all depends on the wood u use
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Indeed...Mine were 18mm 13-lam Brazilian Ply
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My 13-laminate ply must have been heavier than yours.  The XM15 tops 30kg, if I remember correctly.
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i built some Ev style t251+ from 18 marine ply about the same size as the xm15 but trapezoidal, it weighs nothing about 10 kg? add your neo drivers the hole cab loaded weighs around 15-17kg -which is nothing!
 
If your carpetting your top cabs go for marine ply, but if your painting go for birch or mdf
 
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