Subs and tops on sticks are pretty much the norm around here for most bar bands. A top box with a traditional 12 or 15 and a CD & horn are fairly easy for the manufacturers to design and build. They can be pretty compact and light, so that's what seems to drive the pro-sumer market.
I've got some of those! You might try the experiment often reported to line the back side of the horn with "bitumen", which in this day means "stuff to damp car doors". (but works the same)
But Chahly - Stahkist don't want speakers that look good, Stahkist wants speakers that sound good!
@rjj45 said:
I've got some of those! You might try the experiment often reported to line the back side of the horn with "bitumen", which in this day means "stuff to damp car doors". (but works the same)
@rjj45 said:
I've got some of those! You might try the experiment often reported to line the back side of the horn with "bitumen", which in this day means "stuff to damp car doors". (but works the same)
Like I did with the 6.5x12” picture above.?
Yeah. Missed that.
But Chahly - Stahkist don't want speakers that look good, Stahkist wants speakers that sound good!
That's no moon... (literally first thing that came to mind seeing that lol)
Well.. if those are 6.5" woofers in the MTM then that is close to 12" wide. Probably 44"+ tall since an MTM tower.
And that 18" looks to have plenty of space on either side so around 24" deep. That's 5.8cf by those measurements.
Made a new video on some Benjamin Moore fast sanding primer. This primer will replace my white pigmented shellac primer (BIN)-(SW) that I use now. As the coverage and film thickness is twice as good as shellac base primers, but with it being a acrylic primer, there is a couple things that you have to be careful with..
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Subs and tops on sticks are pretty much the norm around here for most bar bands. A top box with a traditional 12 or 15 and a CD & horn are fairly easy for the manufacturers to design and build. They can be pretty compact and light, so that's what seems to drive the pro-sumer market.
The MCM 55-2985 21” OB Dats.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
Wow did not expect the QTS that high
Yep.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
It has a cast basket and costs less than $100.
Not seeing it for sale anymore.
...and yeah, Q of 2, def OB ready.
It’s been discontinued for awhile
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
I could not resist. Placed an order and having it shipped to work
In the future which is best for you.. regular CC or Paypal? Or do they both extract about the same pound o flesh?
Thank you. It doesn’t matter both the same.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
New samples
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
Dynavox and HiVi had some babies?
Those look great!
Whizzer cones... why the bigger whizzer on the smaller driver?
Very interesting.
Sorta reminds me of the Audio Nirvana’s (I really liked their 6.5s) but with, from the looks of the surrounds, larger Xmax.
Overcompensating
whizzer envy?
Interesting looking cone material. I am really curious about the difference in whizzer cone sizes - be fun to see how they measure.
Some modified Dayton horns for the next build.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
Hey look a rabbit hole.🤦🏻♂️
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
I've got some of those! You might try the experiment often reported to line the back side of the horn with "bitumen", which in this day means "stuff to damp car doors". (but works the same)
Like I did with the 6.5x12” picture above.?
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
Yeah. Missed that.
Since we lost power for about 8 hrs yesterday. I only went down 1 rabbit hole.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
Do tell ^, please.
"Oops all dustcap"
Already got my mind on the next build.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
OB 18? How are you getting 4 cuft+ in that cabinet?
It’s not small. Should be approximately 5.25cu.ft @33hz- F3@30hz. Nothings written in stone yet.
https://www.jfcomponents.com/
That's no moon... (literally first thing that came to mind seeing that lol)
Well.. if those are 6.5" woofers in the MTM then that is close to 12" wide. Probably 44"+ tall since an MTM tower.
And that 18" looks to have plenty of space on either side so around 24" deep. That's 5.8cf by those measurements.
Made a new video on some Benjamin Moore fast sanding primer.
This primer will replace my white pigmented shellac primer (BIN)-(SW) that I use now. As the coverage and film thickness is twice as good as shellac base primers, but with it being a acrylic primer, there is a couple things that you have to be careful with..
https://www.jfcomponents.com/