| Re: Flush mounting and diffraction...and while we're on the subject...A Rant [message #42426 is a reply to message #42425] |
Wed, 10 September 2003 19:10   |
BillEpstein
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Registered: May 2009
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Looks from the JBL site that the 2370 is like the CH-3, etc. Make the cut-out that just allows the flange to sit flat on the baffle. Then, using a rabbetting bit in the router, rout the rabbett that sets the front of the flange flush. You'll have to trim the 4 corners sqaure with a chisel. Pretty easy with the right bit and a few test cuts.
Also, the more I look at the cabinet Ing. Martinelli made with the recessed baffle, as well as the enclosure I'm doing for the 811B, I'm thinking all the BR speakers would look better and take a grill cloth better with the recessed baffle.
Anyone want to tell me that a 15" JBL or TAD woofer and High Db horns are going to be compromised by acoustically transparent air conditioner filter or Antique Electric Supply vintage cloth or open weave black jersey? That take-the-grills-off stuff is just for the wimpy 5 1/2" "Mewlers"!
It's not just that our HE speakers are big. They're boring. Check out what Garland did. Or the fellow that painted them Yellow and Red. Or, dare I say it, the double baffle on the woofer only on my 4Pi's. Or the combination of veneers and burls that Ing. Martinelli uses. These great huge boxes need some architectural interest. Or great paint schemes.
Black textured paint, black cloth, black components, yecch!!!
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