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Re: 4 Pi Cabinet [message #49705 is a reply to message #49704] Wed, 12 July 2006 16:35 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Didn't I warn you about having to bring your own saw to Commonwealth? I drive a compact car, so that's why I go all the way up to Century Mill where they will cut it for you.

Don't discount future horns yet. The best you can do at this point is to place the woofer as close to the top as possible for future flexibility.

For the t-nuts, drill a 1/4" hole right through the baffle for the bolt. Then from the back, drill a wider opening for the t-nut, but only as deep as it needs to be. Use a drill-stop to control depth. Masking tape on the drill bit works too. Then like you said, use a power driver and bolt to pull the t-nut in.

I've never heard of Acoustic Horn, but for the price they charge, I would consider a pair of Martinelli horns. Gorgeous and sounds great.

Let me know if you plan on flush mounting the woofer. I have a couple of lessons learned from first hand mistakes I want to share with you.

Gar.

 
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