Nice, keep the pics coming.
And you, sir, need a garage.
No need to be assembling in the snow!
And you, sir, need a garage.
I thought that it is one speaker because it is a surround back as you would use in a 6.1 system. At least that's what I thought.Interesting design concept. Any reason you chose one single cabinet over two separate ones?
That's what I would have thought except for this statement:I thought that it is one speaker because it is a surround back as you would use in a 6.1 system. At least that's what I thought.
Hi all! I thought some of you might enjoy a look at my latest creation, a monster surround back speaker, combining left and right into one enclosure.
I know where you are coming from. Hopefully Aaron clears it up for us soonWell that's what I get for just looking at the pictures....
Oh I have a garage, where most of the construction took place. It's just way too crowded and messy for picture taking at the moment. :gah:Nice, keep the pics coming.
And you, sir, need a garage.No need to be assembling in the snow!
And I was just about to comment on how dedicated and hardcore you are for constructing these out in the snow and 15deg weather. :teeth:. You should've played along with that assumption for a bit.:blush:
Oh I have a garage, where most of the construction took place. It's just way too crowded and messy for picture taking at the moment. :gah:
It seemed like a good idea at the time - this was before I found out it's 60 pounds. :bigsmile:Interesting design concept. Any reason you chose one single cabinet over two separate ones?
And I was just about to comment on how dedicated and hardcore you are for constructing these out in the snow and 15deg weather. :teeth:. You should've played along with that assumption for a bit.
I know how that goes. The last project I did was this past weekend. The whole week it was sunny and in the 60s-70s, but come the weekend and it is raining and it dropped below 20 degrees! To finish the project I ended up having to do some work in the garage and some in the house if I wanted the paint/adhesives to cure properly. My parents were sure happy when I put a whole in their wall when I tripped up the stairs!Sorry, I'll try to remember that for the future. :yes: The garage is unheated, and it got down into the 20s, not quite into the teens though.
Sunny and 70 sounds really nice about now. At least we're out of the freezer, but still plenty of rain and wind. I brought my speaker into the house for much of the time, because the caulk just was not curing at all sitting in the garage. Bummer about the hole in the wall.I know how that goes. The last project I did was this past weekend. The whole week it was sunny and in the 60s-70s, but come the weekend and it is raining and it dropped below 20 degrees! To finish the project I ended up having to do some work in the garage and some in the house if I wanted the paint/adhesives to cure properly. My parents were sure happy when I put a whole in their wall when I tripped up the stairs!
The day after I finished the sub it was sunny and 70s of course. The hole was promptly fixed by me (as if I had a choice).Sunny and 70 sounds really nice about now. At least we're out of the freezer, but still plenty of rain and wind. I brought my speaker into the house for much of the time, because the caulk just was not curing at all sitting in the garage. Bummer about the hole in the wall.