Very Nice ! Mr Widget
-Apart the great job on aesthetics ( which have become a given from you ) , I particularly like that slide-in mounting board .
Very Nice ! Mr Widget
-Apart the great job on aesthetics ( which have become a given from you ) , I particularly like that slide-in mounting board .
Yikes! I am now quite certain after seeing that work of art that I will never post a pic of anything I made...
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...but Widget is a professional and his skills are evident here.Originally Posted by spkrman57
I imagine the cost on these would not be very cheap at all, but they definitely look very "professional"!
Ron
Very appealing to the form and function sides of things, Widget.
Yikes! I am now quite certain after seeing that work of art that I will never post a pic of anything I made...
same! well not outta wood anyway (not yet!)skillz needed
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Excellent work, very polished and professional looking product! Even your silkscreening is factory perfect!
Custom manufactured by
Widget Works
San Francisco Ca 94103
I like it!
scottyj
I'll repeat the accolades....beautiful, Mr. Widget
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Upland Loudspeaker Service, Upland, CA
Jerk...
Made me dig-up some fotos of the 3145 - not nearly as pretty, and buried deep in the cabinet...
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
After you mentioned the apparent complexity of the 3145 vs. the 3155, I looked over the schematics. First off the 3145 is a four-way that is switchable to a three-way... this adds a bit to the complexity. Second, for some reason, JBL chose to parallel piles of similar caps... not sure why they would do this, one reason might be that it will statistically increase the tolerance while using inexpensive 10% components... maybe they got a deal on certain values?
Look at those fine sand cast resistors and mylar caps.
Widget
Jerk...Look at those fine sand cast resistors and mylar caps.
Wanna take some hourly work? I'd LOVE to get something akin to those you built, and they don't need no fancy woodwork cases. pm me - I'll bring six-month's worth of Guiness, and of course a new chisel...
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Fantastic Widget;your attention to detail is something that I aspire to.
Michael
Very nice job on the crossovers, Widget. Let us know how they sound. Just a quick question. Do you know how the new owner of these crossovers will run the Mid, High and Ultra High speaker wires into the cabinet?
Yeah but they will need to be charge-coupled Bo. I believe we've talk about his before.
Excellent thread Mr. Widget!
I'm glad you decided to post it!
I agree with Hamilton though. The rest of us will no longer be able to post our projects.
Except Zilch, he has no shame.
Phenominal job! Absolutely beautiful!
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