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OK. Thats pretty simple LOL I was thinking maybe terpentine or paint thinner but if water does the job thats even better.

OK cool. Thanks guys. I think what I have is the spray grade but I will mix a little water in if its too thick.

I bought a hopper gun last night but I can't seem to find any info on how you clean the thing after use. What do you guys do to clean your hopper gun after using Duratex in it?

Sorry if this is in the wrong area. Not sure where to put this thread. I need to do some finish touch ups on a couple of my Tuba 36's tomorrow for a gig. Cabs were coated in Duratex. I didn't build them, I bought them from Blades 976 aka John when he was an authorized builder. At the time he gave me...

I'm contemplating a DBX 260 for myself... Since this box is essentially software, isn't there a limiter after each crossover? IIRC, they offer some 6-odd output channels. If I was going to do this with analog boxes, the limiter would be after the EQ, and before the crossover. Its a great piece Bruc...

The amp isn't going to respond to an 80 Hz signal any different than it would to 100 Hz. So even the fact you are right on the crossover point or beyond it makes no difference? Just trting to understand... not trying to be a smart ass by the way. I guess I'm just wodering how that works for example...

The amp isn't going to respond to an 80 Hz signal any different than it would to 100 Hz. So even the fact you are right on the crossover point or beyond it makes no difference? Just trting to understand... not trying to be a smart ass by the way. I guess I'm just wodering how that works for example...

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:Use 100 Hz.

I've been wondering this same thing. In his example he's crossing over at 130hz, but what if your crossing over lower as I think most people would. I am crossing ober at 100hz, and sometimes at 80hz. What frequncey would you use then?

A few more technical questions about setting the limiter for the Tuba 36. So I know the limiter should be set to give the driver a maximum of 60 volts. I also know that 60 volt figure comes from taking the 450 watt rating of the driver and multiplying that by the impedance of the driver which is 8oh...

OK sorry about that. I tried sending you a PM with the purchase date and email address the plans were sent to but the mesage is stuck in my outbox and will not actually send. Any ideas why it wont send? I had that same question a while back, and it turns out that it does send the message, but it sh...

OK sorry about that. I tried sending you a PM with the purchase date and email address the plans were sent to but the mesage is stuck in my outbox and will not actually send. Any ideas why it wont send?

bgavin wrote:

Kevin James wrote:One more question though, you mention on DJF that the voltages are in the plans. Was that something added recently?

Yes

So does that mean I need to buy a new copy or is there an update peogram for people that bought plans already?

I have been told I am not setting my limiter correctly if I am only converting the watts to volts and NOT converting the volts to DBU Not by a knowledgeable source. If you read the amps output in volts you don't need to know the dBu value. Yeah thats what I thought.... I mean I can use a volt meter...

I have been told I am not setting my limiter correctly if I am only converting the watts to volts and NOT converting the volts to DBU so I have a couple questions. 1. How DO you convert the volts to DBU? I was given an example but it seems I’m either missing something or looking at it totally wrong....