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I am gonna start building some mean tower speakers sometime in january.
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What kinda box did you have it in? How did it sound? I love my DVC, I think it was about as good as you can get in that price range.techun said:yay, at least someone's still building things
my 12" DVC crapped out on me, so im going to put a different sub into that box around december 25th
techun said:it was in a sealed box with a 250 watt amp
i forget the dimensions of the box i made, but they made it sound great, it's a pretty big box, im going to guess 3 cubic feet
techun said:I now have the Dayton 12" high output reference series sub in it..delight to the ears. And a pioneer 7.1 receiver
Hey guys! It's been a really long time since I was on here. I just realized all my pictures have broken links! I'm going back and adding all my old stuff to Picasas and redoing all my posts as best I can. I will also post some pics of my current system (semi-DIY). Sadly I have lost a decent number of pictures so I will do my best to re-edit my posts to make sense and not have broken links. Hopefully I can get all my posts fixed over this week end.
Thanks,
Ryan
Something I already have all the parts for, but I've been too busy or lazy to build it while going to school. Parts have been sitting in boxes since 2000.
Teaser plots. two 5"x26" vents or Six 18" PRs
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Will consist of two 18" Seismic 8196 drivers and six DIY 18" 3kg PRs in a 600 liter enclosure. Based on a 1x18" + 3x18" cube sub design by Deon Bearden called 'theBeast'
Seismic 8196
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'theBeast'
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Very nice cups! Are you using a lathe, CNC, or the hole saw method?
I have a couple cylinders of Zapote wood I still need to turn, in the lathe. I will most likely sell them off. I have a drill press now and will be experimenting with some techniques to get some cups produced for cheap.
One last run on the lathe of Cocobolo and my sets will be all done.