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What he said. +1

Aw, Keryn, that's awesome, and hilarious!

So I attempted to secure the other retention blocks with a drywall screw but there was no proper way to drive the screw through cuz it would just push the block away. Try to install the blocks with screws (pre-drilled holes before installing the screws), then, remove screws until just the point sti...

I would use the AES number, and drop the voltage by 5v. There would not be much difference in output by using a bit less, but you would save the drivers from over extention. You gain more SPL by adding cabs than you would by cranking up the last bit of amp power.

Nice pic. Looks good.

I would love to come over, but, I already had plans for the day.

I'm properly looking forward to your review!

Woohoo!!! That's great Matthew007!

Kudos on pushing forward after the listening test. Thanks for the "sound" update.

"Corrected oopsie, glued replacement and trimmed flush"
Good recovery.

Hi kramma, and welcome to the forum!
Enjoy your build!
If you follow the plans you will end up with a fine speaker. In regards to the tweeters, it is fine that they will be wired up as 16 ohms; your amp won't care.

Marflinger wrote: ↑Wed Mar 25, 2026 12:10 pmbefore putting the side on it, you can take whatever long straight ruler-like thing you have and check if everything is (close to) flush. So it is not that much guessing in the end, you could measure this.

This.

The angle between panel 7 and 8 is less than 90 degrees, which means that a 45degree angle will not allow proper fit and contact. Sorry.

Moving right along!

Great news, Shawn!