That Goop is stunner. There are three or four different iterations, but this type is recommended for paper and wood.Originally posted by Robh3606
Does that stuff dry faster??
It is nice and viscous. Goop it on, both pieces, let it dry 2- to 3- minutes, then bond the two. I've used the other types in numerous applications, and since it dries and stays very slightly pliable/plastic (i.e., non crystalline), it does not shear/shatter. Brilliant!
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Bo ... your comment about "ductless sound best" hits home ... I still prefer the sound of my set-up with the 2123 crossed way high ...like 5500hz high. ... it give the sound a warm feel?????
Rob... I was kicking around the idea of putting a 2370 sized hole in the baffle and putting a filler panel in till I find a set of 2370 lens. Funny how similar all these different systems can be. For now I have no plans for a super tweet, but if I find something to experiment with......
Kelly
Excellent idea. That would take care of the issueOriginally posted by luxmanlover
I was thinking about putting a "false " bottom on the outer cabinet slightly tilted to mess up the long waves that the tall cabinet would produce.
You probably need to get your LE14A's measured to see "what they're doing".Originally posted by boputnam
The duct is not glued-in. Trying the 2.5-in (shown, 38Hz), 3-in (vintage JBL plans, 41Hz) and 8-in on suggestion of Giskard. Most troubling, is that ductless "sounds" best.
RobH - What volume are your LE14A's in again? What are the port/duct dimensions?
The 8-inch port is for an LE14H-1 in a 3.4 cubic foot enclosure (Citation 7.4). The 240Ti and 250Ti with the LE14H-1 used a 4.125" diameter port with 5.25" duct.
Agreed. Thanks.Originally posted by Giskard
You probably need to get your LE14A's measured to see "what they're doing".
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Hello Giskard
They are in 4 cubic ft with 2 3" ports 6.6 long. Winisd says 32.5 hz.
Rob
Ah, ok, so equivalent to one 4" x 4.9" then according to WinISD.Originally posted by Robh3606
Hello Giskard
They are in 4 cubic ft with 2 3" ports 6.6 long. Winisd says 32.5 hz.
Rob
Just curious
Thanks!
FWIW - BB6P puts Fb with that port/duct and typical fill at 30.6 Hz and the JBL formula with that port/duct puts the Fb at 31.3 Hz.
Thanks
Just got BBPro so I am on the learning curve with it. Nice program!
Didn't realize all I had to do was lock the volume and vent dimensions for it to show FB. Thanks for the example.
Rob
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HAHAHA! Yeah, I see it now!Originally posted by boputnam
D'ju notice that last synonym...?
Neener-neener-neener...
Cut and pasted rant to the end of the list eh?
Man, it is dang hard to get even one measly step ahead of you! And that, whileOriginally posted by Giskard
Cut and pasted rant to the end of the list eh?
Man, that was funny.
I tell ya, what I've learnt in Paint makes me wonder how I return my copy of PhotoShop... Maybe I should post it in Marketplace?
Last edited by boputnam; 09-09-2003 at 07:49 AM.
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Does now. Renamed it "barf", and that worked. No idea why.Originally posted by Giskard
Why doesn't the puke icon work?
Regards
Don McRitchie
Don, I am glad to see that you are putting your time to such noble tasks.
An admin's gotta do what an admin's gotta do
Regards
Don McRitchie
True, but why'd he use NINE of them...Originally posted by Mr. Widget
Don, I am glad to see that you are putting your time to such noble tasks.
Some sorta Beatles flashback going on...? :shock:
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Awesome! You have no idea how stiffled I felt not being able to use the barf iconOriginally posted by Don McRitchie
Does now. Renamed it "barf", and that worked. No idea why.
Thanks Don!
numberOriginally posted by boputnam
True, but why'd he use NINE of them...
Some sorta Beatles flashback going on...? :shock:
Regards
Don McRitchie
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