2405's in a 4435

[jblbgw_man]

Chap in OZ selling empty 4435 cabinets, he has made new ones with 2405's in them :blink: ........ Personally I am astounded that they would need them, I get plenty of UHF out of mine but I suppose it might make the response graph look a bit better if nothing else. Here is a pick of his new ones with the 2405's (novel approach I thought) and a link to his ebay sale http://cgi.ebay.com.au/jbl-4435-studio-monitor-cabinets_W0QQitemZ250348205871QQcmdZViewItemQQptZA U_Pro_Audio?hash=item250348205871&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2%7C65%3A1%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318 just in case someone would like some empty cabs with nothing but the sound dampening material in them :blink:.

[stephane RAME]

A photo found on Internet dating from 2004

[subwoof]

The horn baffle is held on with a handful of short wood screws and glue and can be removed, flipped and reglued to make a mirror pair. You need to expose the screw heads and use one really long putty knife or similar metal shim.

I have done it to a handful of 4430 and 4425's.

Should someone down under on this forum restore these, I have a set of foilcals, crossovers and *maybe* a set of horns....

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