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Some potential solutions I've thought of but never tried are building a platform for the performers to stand on with tactile transducers (bass shakers) mounted underneath. Several years ago I built a dance platform / riser, about 8" tall, really just a 4' square frame made of 2x6s on their sid...

Seth wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 2:40 am Hold my beer!

I agree! If it's worth your time it's worth a shot!

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Make sure to bring plenty of bottles for notes, Seth!

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Think you can re-cone the blown driver to still have a spare around?

What about building 2 or 4 of them completely and correctly, then building the remaining ones when your budget permits?

Thanks, Bill.

My very old plans for the TLAH only have one recommendation for 8" driver: the Eminence Alpha-8(A?). What are other commonly used / recommended 8" drivers?

Great job! I'm glad they sound as good as they look. Is that a corner behind the piano? A mirrored wall rather than an opening to an adjoining space? If so, you may want to try putting it fully in the corner, either flat to a wall as you have it, or diagonally facing into the corner.

Don't move the hole; move both sides, one at a time. Cut half of your desired width reduction on one side, then glue the new side back on. Repeat for the other side.

What about going digital via Cat5e / 6 / 7 cable? The image below is just an example, not a specific recommendation for your application.

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What Seth said. As soon as I read "...my OTHER subs..." I had the exact same thought. Try it alone and see if the SPL increases, or at least sounds better to your human ear.

Would running the system through an RTA help tune the high and low frequecies?

This very affordable borescope could make the wall fishing a little easier, too. I used mine to locate a carburetor accelerator nozzle that had found its way down the intake manifold and was resting on the intake valves, undamaged. It has two plane directionality for $100. Three plane articulation w...