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A few thoughts: 1. Long URLs can be made short with tinyurl. Here's a link to your PDF: http://tinyurl.com/c9a6gfp 2. The BASH amps do have high-level (speaker-level) inputs, so you could hook it up that way. 3. You may have good results by hooking up a BFM subwoofer directly to your amp. I'd be mos...

I guess I just can't understand how being in standby is more of a load than when it's actually playing. Well, technically, it appears to be warmer when it's not playing. You're not measuring volts with your hands :noob: . For the scientific answer, pick up a Kill-a-Watt meter, plug your BASH amp in...

I'm tempted to say "Pics, or it didn't happen."

...but you were probably working too quickly to take photos

What about having the mouth pointing up instead?

Simpler to build, less visual impact (it'll sit lower behind the TV), and it'll still be corner-loaded by the ceiling corner.

Just put a screen on the mouth ("pet screen" or similar) to keep anything from falling into the horn.

subharmonic wrote:Just out of curiosity why 26"? Doorways?

I'm wondering the same thing. I built my THTLP 36" wide, and it'll fit through any doorway.

That's the point of the LP... Low Profile

My plans say 60 volts for the 3012LF. The 3012LF power rating and displacement limited power in the T39 is 450 watts, so a 60 volt signal is the maximum allowable; running 10 volts lower will give a higher margin of protection, I haven't seen the new T39 plans, maybe they've changed. Right you are....

The 3012LF can take take the full 60 volts in a T39. That's 450 watts. So, to run two per side - you need an amp that will run 900-1000 watts at 4 ohms. I'm just finishing up a T39, and that sounded off, so I checked the plans: The displacement limited voltage for the BP102 and Delta 12 LF is 35 vo...

Dan30 wrote:I now understand why Leland says to wire the tweets out of phase, because any louder and the highs would be piercing.

Tell me more about this? I'm just about to wire up a pair of SLA Pro's, the plans don't mention anything about "out of phase"

I thought Regnar's MechMate looked familiar... I've seen it on the mechmate site :). Here's the machine I built (MechMate serial #83): cutting_box_parts.jpg Quick answers: Yes, it's a full DIY build. Cost is somewhere between $6k and $10k, typically. It's all welded steel. Fussy bits (gantry car, no...

Looks good so far! One question before you, ahem, glue yourself into a corner :noob: Are you planning to apply West epoxy to all the edges, let it cure, and then use PL Premium to glue the whole cab together? If so, may I highly suggest that you try that glue sequence on a couple of scrap pieces, to...

Got to keep it DIY.... http://www.cgallery.com/jpthien/cy.htm again. :) +100 I have one on the shop vac, and one on the big dust collector. They work so well, I can't tell how much dust actually makes it past the separator. 95% of the effectiveness of a cyclone, for about 1% of the cost. The parts ...

http://www.creativesound.ca/

They're located in British Columbia, so if you order in the next few months (from Ontario), you'll only pay the 5% GST.

I haven't bought from them (yet) but will likely get a BASH amp from them for my THT.

Michel