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Re: Mid-horn flatpack [message #53274 is a reply to message #53273] Sun, 01 March 2009 21:44 Go to previous message
Wayne Parham is currently offline  Wayne Parham
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For the last several years, I've worked with two shops. One did all the CNC work and provided cut parts to the other shop, which did assembly and finish work. Brad was the main guy at the shop that did assembly. So I can still get CNC parts made, which is the majority of what's involved to make the wood tweeter horns and the 12π basshorn subs. But all the other cabinets were done almost solely at Brad's shop.

I've been working with another shop, and they've built some three π subs for me. They did a great job, and I was really impressed. I'm going to try them on some other cabinets next. Some take special jigs that Brad made, and I expect the new shop willl want to do something similar. Once I think they're comfortable with all my loudspeakers, I'll start taking orders for finished boxes and midhorn flatpack kits again.


 
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