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So this is the second time I've seen something in a T39 build that makes access to the driver so much easier, but the plans didn't show it this way. The access for his drivers is in the front, and the driver is recessed into the panel rather than mounted from behind and accessed from the top. I had ...

Cool! Do you have anymore pics...top view? +1 ...and some pics from underneath too would help. Harley, I put the screws on and got the CO's ready to install when I was writing this so I can't get a good shot under the board. The radio shack project boards have solder points at each hole, but no etc...

Cool! Do you have anymore pics...top view? And how do the terminals stay on the board? And, do you PL the X to the cab panel? Thanks. Re: Fastening the X board to the inside of the cabinet, I haven't done that yet. But my thought was to screw them in, possibly with a drop of PL near the screw head ...

So I cut the PL from between the High-pass coil and the breadboard, lifted it up to a 90deg position and fastened them back down. Of course, when cutting them off, I scraped the side of one of the coils pretty good, exposing the copper on several wires. Anyone have a good simple test for an inductor...

Sorry for the delay. Been busy with getting kids graduated from school. I included two other views of the crossover. For the connectors, I clipped a small section of bare copper wire, soldered it through the breadboard, and then soldered the connector over it as close on the board as possible to pre...

I noticed that the recommended build for a cross-over in these plans/from Leland is a piece of 1/4" ply and to glue the thing to the side of the cabinet. I used the following to build the crossover and I would highly recommend it. It doesn't really take any more technical capability but produce...

Might help for us to understand how you plan to set up the components. ---------------- ex. Are you using a separate amp or do you expect the mixer to have a power amp? What speakers do you have for PA? Are you building some BFM models? Which ones? What are your inputs? Mic's...outputs from small am...