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Hi and welcome to the forum!
The Lab12c offers no performance gains over the regular Lab12. Go straight for the Lab12.

Make sure that you still use the 4 ohm resistor as shown in the plans.

Wayne, read this: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=398 Also, read the link in that link. http://www.falstad.com/wavebox/

Rob! So sorry to hear that!

Air Conditioning foam will block most of the rain (wind-driven rain is the exception), and still allow the highs to get through. A slight boost in the highs might be necessary.

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Sat Aug 25, 2018 12:35 am

You're awesome! I bet that would help. You don't happen to have a larger, more legible version of your measurements available would you? I see the lines, but can't make out any of the numbers.

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[ So, I'm following up on what Bill has said, trying to further understand. One of the more helpful links so far... https://www.electricaltechnology.org/2014/01/what-is-difference-between-ac-and-dc-resistance.html Well, how about that! I just learned AC resistance/impedance! That article clarified ...

I found this quote in the forum (June 2012). It was pulled as the stacking brackets in the latest DR revision made it obsolete. which was in answer to this question... can someone please post a link to Bills information on building stands for tops ? The ones with the trapezoidal shape ? I cant find ...

Right on!

Huh. My limited thinking kept me at the small devices, which means that I never thought of a J15 to be a Bluetooth speaker! I do fully understand the woefully minimal bass output of those small devices.

I have a couple of questions. What are the holes for that are at the end? What does one use to indicate the score (I couldn't see the part, only holes and numbers). Okay, three. What are the two holes for at either side of the score board?

Cool! As an aside, you should rotate the top speaker cab so that the tweeters are together (both on the same side). Even better would be to have the bottom speaker standing up with the tweeter on top, and then place the other speaker on top of it with the tweeter on the bottom, such that the tweeter...