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    Making grills for JBL

    Would anyone be willing to post photos, front and rear for the grills of the JBL 4430> I had picked up a pair of these speakers without grills. I posted earlier about them but don't have any pics of how the grills are actually made? Thanks in advance. Norm

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    If nobody gets back to you I'll post in the morning when I get home.

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    Audiobeer, thanks for the offer. You were the only volunteer. Hope you are able to post some pics at some point. Thanks in advance Norm

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    Heh. I forgot I had this in the camera for you.

    We'll see if Audiobeer's are the same.

    Cloth has come unglued a little in the upper left there.

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    Thank you Zilch. Is that 1/4" masonite? or is it thicker . Thanks .. Norm

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    Yep those are the same. That is the same Pic Zilch sent me (1 of 10) when offering me his set of 4430s for the $500 w/shipping. Zilch now lives in Romania so it is a hell of a deal considering shipping. The money order was wired Zilch. Thanks again!

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    Quote Originally Posted by normo
    Thank you Zilch. Is that 1/4" masonite? or is it thicker . Thanks .. Norm
    Mine is 1" with a 1/8" offset around the edge for the grill material to be glued.

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    It's not masonite, rather, routed MDF, 1" thick.

    As Audiobeer points out, the area where the cloth is glued is recessed 1/8" all around.

    When mounted, it's basically flush with the face of the horn panel above it.

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