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so i was hardcore into this and ordered the plans. however. since DEC. i haven't been able to do anything. so i had a question for you guys. Im going to look around locally for help as well. But for what i wanted to build is there anyone in the Upstate NY or nearby area that is considered a BFM buil...

haha nice job that means i have to follow suit soon.

Thanks Leland. If you didn't do what you do, one of use would have to step up and start selling kits, and probably not do half as good as you do. :oops: You're welcome. It was just kind of a happenstance. People kept asking where to get stuff for the cabs. I just happened to have wholesale access t...

Now i gotta find a place to get my parts. I assume leland isn't the only one offering parts. Correct - Leland is not the only one offering parts. He's just the least expensive. ;) And if there's anything wrong with your order you actually have someone who understands the importance of customer serv...

thanks now all i gotta do is wait for bill to reply to request for plans. and i can start gathering supplies. now i gotta find a place to get my parts. I assume leland isn't the only one offering parts.

can u post a link as to wat a router/and circle cutting jig looks like? im asking around to all my friends to see who is going be my new best friend. and yes im gonna do bills jig. idk what it actually is or looks like but sounds like i need it. The panel jig is basically like a big tray that you s...

A router/spiral saw is almost a must for a DR. It can be done with a jig saw, or even a coping saw :shock: . You have to be able to cut circles. http://www.tylertool.com/mak2710porta.html do u think that would work. one of my friends has one. A table saw is a huge plus. I borrowed one for my first ...

why u gonna sell?

LelandCrooks wrote:A router/spiral saw is almost a must for a DR. It can be done with a jig saw, or even a coping saw . You have to be able to cut circles.

http://www.tylertool.com/mak2710porta.html

do u think that would work. one of my friends has one.

I am only giving you options and opinions. A DR200, along with any other cab Bill has designed, can be built with not much more than a circular saw, a jig(sabre) saw, and a hammer and nails. The DRs just have a lot more steps to them, and take a lot of time and patience. Given your wants and needs,...

If you can build an Omni, you can build a DR. The DRs just take a lot more time to build, that's why they have a higher build difficulty rating. They are well worth the effort, In My Humble but Informed Opinion. After A/Bing DR200, DR250, OT12 and my O10 at Tim A's, the decision on what model to bu...

FIrst thank u to eveyone who posted up online here. thats alot of help. so im gonna clarify a few things first. 500 right now is my budget. i plan to build as i go on. like id say i have enough for one omni and an amp. subs and everyhing comes later. As far as space. in my scion i have fi tthe follo...

+1 to what DJphatman said. IF you're starting from scratch and want our advice, please let us know the following: 1) how are you going to move all this stuff around? (and will you have people to help you schlep it or is it all solo work?) 2) how big of a crowd do you currently play for, and how big...

I'm glad to see your enthusiasm but wait till a Dj with experience with either of these cabs to chime in so you get what you want from these cabs. I am a drummer in a country band and am still learning about sound so what I say should be taken with a grain of salt. I just don't want you to build so...

IMO for a DJ I'd think you want 2 omni 10's or O top 12's, just my O. and a Tuba 24. But that all depends what you have for crowds, if you get more people just add more of the same cabs. I would definetly build 2 of what every you end up building. For an amp, it dosn't take much to run them. Behring...