Universal Bass Modules

[Robh3606]

Are you going to load them with some LE14H?

That's the plan. I have a pair of LE-14H-3 to go in them. I was working out how to have a passive crossover installed internally and be able to jumper them out for bi-amp mode.

Rob

[Robh3606]

Getting closer. All I need to do now are build up the bass crossover boards and drop them into the cabinets. I used Mass Coat to seal and help damp the cabinets.

Rob

[Robh3606]

Got one together just have to finish the other.

Rob

[4313B]

That's groovy man!

[spkrman57]

I wish I had the talent to do woodworking!

Regards, Ron

[badman]

Hello Badman

Using the 4"s! Those a big. I was looking at them but I needed to keep the width down. I am not switching drivers I am switching high frequency heads. I have to cut more wood today and put them together during the week.

Why don't you start a thread about your boxes and drop some pictures in. We don't get enough people documenting DIY threads here. Are they going to use sealed or reflex woofers? Do you have a removable bass ports or are your ports part of the baffle if you need them?

Rob

I write for Enjoy The Music's DIY section, so I'll be posting both a build article for these, and a writeup of a 2 way open baffle around the 123a woofer in the near future. I'll be sure to let forumites know when they're up, several of the woofers for testing in my cab are JBLs.

[JBL 4645]

Here you go

http://www.aitwood.com/StoreFront.As...arter%20Rounds

Rob

Rob
Reading the length at 96” or 8 feet so how many off-cuts did you manage to get out this?

Nice like the corners and easy glue and screw together looks like cool DIY project, keep it going.

Wow what colour are you going for red rosewood finish?