I just came in to look at the forum from a few glasses of Pinot and listening to some boogie woogie and blues, yep a little fruit of the vine and some 4 way is nice
I just came in to look at the forum from a few glasses of Pinot and listening to some boogie woogie and blues, yep a little fruit of the vine and some 4 way is nice
im drunk....
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lazy weekend, didnt do anything....
i will probably paint the inside, front and rear panel tomorrow...
then start drilling the holes to hold the front baffle...
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Original 4343 have no bracing to connect front panel to back panel? I would add a couple of "column".
yeah I thought about that, I might add some kinda bracing in the middle..
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[QUOTE=Chas;396379]+1Originally Posted by ARMED
As far as braces, i think im done. I used 1 inch baltic birch plywood, should be thick enough..im not going to use it in a club or something, so it shouldnt flex. Just home listening. I might turn it up once in a while when i get drunk..
Ah, drinking and JBL four ways.... There isn't anything much better than that!
Enjoying your build, great work.Match made in Heaven.
Just wait till you have it set up and imbibe of your favorite beverage. The Cabs look really great, very nice Job!
Just Play Music.
Krunchy...i cant wait!!! almost there....
crossver i think will take a while...
just mounted the front baffle.... I ended up using T nuts... i have them in stock!! why not...
GO PACK GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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yup i got bored and did some painting....of course the front baffle will be blue
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veneer is next i think
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got an egg shell finish with a rough roller finish from lowes
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anyone here got some leftover fiberglass yellow/pink whatever....(insulation?)
any suggestions?
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Have you never been to a Lowe's or a Home Depot?
Or are you just looking for a small quantity? A cheap roll will fill several large cabinets. Get craft-faced and simply rip off the paper.
". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers
i have....how thick is it? do i just peel it to the thickness i want? i thought those are too thick?
i guess ill use that....
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They are too thick and also shed. Look for 1" non-backed ducting insulation.
You can search the forum for Wrapon or Wrap-on.
Widget
What's shown is probably for 6-inch stud walls on 16-inch centers. You can find it it different thicknesses for 2x4 studs or larger blanket rolls for attic insulation. I like the open aspect of the roll rather than the closed-face of others. I always felt the main reason for insulation blankets in speakers was to effectively increase the volume of the enclosure through the insulation. Seems to me a more rigid blanket defeats the purpose. Plus, what I've always used matched what was already in the C37 factory cabinets, so I figured that should work best.
". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers
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