I was sitting in my shop refoaming my fourth LE14A, when it suddenly hit me. Why not go ahead and build a 4414, since there are enough parts laying around. I have only one Lancer 99 cabinet so far, but mech986 (Bart) is going to send me another when he gets home from the road, and the pair of them will be given to my brewer, after being finished and reveneered.
I bought a pair of crossovers from an L80, and plan to use them for building Johns 4414's. They don't have any provision for using LPads, as does the 4412 crossover. They sound very well balanced at first go. I haven't measured them yet, because the cabinet is not tuned. I removed the port tube, and installed the midrange in it's place. The hole for the tweeter was enlarged with a sabre saw (kind of roughly, I might add). The cabinet is using the hole where the crossover/input connector plate was as a port. I need to get the cabinet to work and use their drill press and my fly cutter to move the port to the back of the chassis.
It sounds pretty good as is, but will surely improve when tuned. And if any adjustments are necessary to match the LE14A to the mid/hi stuff in place of the 127-H1, that will be a fun excercise.
Now I need to sell some more stuff to finance my hobby.