I guess that's why I failed 6th grade math...
4406, 4412A, L100, L100t3 (3 pair), L1, L7, 4645C, 4660A, 4695B, SR4735 and various DIY JBL Pro loaded systems.
It's alright, outside looking in is always easier.
And if some day we could get rid of those fractions and get on the SI bandwagon it would be even simplier
My avatar: 4520 loaded with 2225H on E140 frames,
1x 2202H on custom front loaded horn, 2x 2426 on 2370.
Don't know what SI means but every thing I do at work is measured in metric but I cut wood in inches.
After a year, we finally started the 4641 project, My friend and me.
Thanks to Don who graciously took the time to take apart his cabinets in order to provide the dimensions and details needed.
We are not cabinet makers and we had the 1" and ¾" sheets cut at the local hardware store, the port is an 8" sonotube which fortunately does not have 8" ID but about 7"3/8, so pretty close.
Pictures are here, they are from last weekend, we should finalize the project and listen to it this sunday
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eaulive...7632495521211/
My avatar: 4520 loaded with 2225H on E140 frames,
1x 2202H on custom front loaded horn, 2x 2426 on 2370.
Nice. Did you buy the pair of 2241s of Kijiji Montreal last week? ;-)
That looks like so much fun! I hope you enjoy the results as much as the effort.
Out.
It would be nice to see how 2269 will work in 4645C enclosure
I think at 2269 will be better than both 2245 and 2242
have someone try 2269 in similar enclosure like 4645C
Hi all,
I plan on building a 4645c replica for a 2242H I picked up yesterday. My twist is that rather than front firing I'd like it to be down-firing.
Rather than start a new thread I thought I'd just add to this informative one.
Any special considerations for this alteration? Minimum distance from floor for cone and/or port? Is the suspension stiff enough to handle it? ( probably)
Thanks very much,
Warren
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