Slow day at work, so thought I'd throw up a pic of my living room. The 825 cabinets are inverted with the horn inside. These are walnut veneered with solid walnut bases. Inside they run 416-8C, 511B and 802-8G (w/tangerine phase plug). Very efficient and a beautiful sounding speaker. I did dampen the horn with some lead shot.
Beautiful !
Eclectic!!
...on these from posts on this Thread, mid-October. There, the grills are off in one photo...
http://audioheritage.csdco.com/vbull...=8222#post8222
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"Indeed, not!!"
Hell to get old. I totally forgot about posting that. Sorry for the dup, but I still love that system.
Hey, Ward...
Although how one would dampen horns with flower stems seems blatantly obvious to me, I cannot image doing the same with a box of BB’s. So please, by what means does one facilitate horn dampening with buckshot?Originally posted by Wardsweb
I did dampen the horn with some lead shot.
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Last edited by Daniel B; 12-05-2003 at 09:42 PM.
Being a certified diver, I use weight for open water diving. Just happen to have some extra one pound weights that I laid in the top lip of the horns. These are lead shot filled cloth bags. So, no spilling and no rattling. Works great for me to take the ringing out.
I to wood veneered my JBL 4507 cabinets. They look very similar to yours. The main difference is that I used a black plastic top instead of veneer. The veneer is flush with the sides and front of the plastic. From a seated position, all you see is the wood veneer. I beveled the front edges as you did. The grille is also rescessed and the wood veneer surrounds them like yours.
It's interesting to see a very similar looking speaker. I will try to take some pictures and post them.
JBL
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