4412 Rebuild

[ltngstruckfirst]

After a couple great responses to my previous post, Ive decided to rebuild my 4412 enclosures.
Im probably way in over my head here, but that's how I usually figure things out.
I've decided to keep the cabinet volume the same and reuse all the drivers, crossover and port, but change the alligment to vertical as the 4410.
Heres where it stands tonight:

[Doctor_Electron]

After a couple great responses to my previous post, Ive decided to rebuild my 4412 enclosures.
Im probably way in over my head here, but that's how I usually figure things out.
I've decided to keep the cabinet volume the same and reuse all the drivers, crossover and port, but change the alligment to vertical as the 4410.
Heres where it stands tonight:

Are your cabs' height and width the same as those of the stock 4410 / 4412 cabinet? If so the 128H will be a tight fit. I routed my 4410 woofer opening for the 128H, and the driver's flange goes just about to the bottom of the baffle... just a hair over 1/8" of baffle under it. I used four MA-5 clamps to hold the woofer in.... T-nuts behind and screws through the flange would be too close to the new opening's edge to trust. You might well be able to get it more precise.

However it did fit, and does sound great. What to call it? 4412V?

-de-

[ltngstruckfirst]

The baffle is the same width as the original 4412, so it is going to be a tight fit.
The height however is not the same.
The new enclosures are taller, becouse I needed room bellow the woofer to mount the crossover to the base.


What to call it? 4412V?
-de-

I like "4412 DrE Edition."

[Doctor_Electron]

[/FONT]I like "4412 DrE Edition."

I'm not worthy !