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Tom Smit wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 11:20 pm MJ79, welcome back!
If the current THT is not enough, build a THTLP and stand it up.

Hey thanks, good to be back

Being out for so long I honestly have no idea what the thtlp is lol

Once I finish the basement and spring time rolls around I might just take you up on that offer

The amp seems OK, other than not having DSP. A driver with significantly longer xmax than what you have could go louder, but if you have the DVC385-88 it has as much xmax as you can use. As for the subs you mentioned, none come remotely close to the maximum SPL or very low THD of the THT. I believe...

If it works, don't fix it. My T39s still have the same drivers I put in 10 years ago.... Which I completely understand. I was more curious if a new more capable sub and a better quality amp with a dsp would benefit If what you have isn't loud enough or you can't set the crossover properly with what...

Bruce Weldy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 9:38 am If it works, don't fix it.

My T39s still have the same drivers I put in 10 years ago....

Which I completely understand. I was more curious if a new more capable sub and a better quality amp with a dsp would benefit

Well it's been about 10 years since I built my tht, and put it in storage last year , as we moved into a new house, and now I am just finishing up the remodel on the basement , so I thought if it fits, and doesn't look to out of place, maybe it's time to upgrade/update? Still seems to work fine, the...

This is what you guys are talking about , correct? http://loctiteproducts.com/products/detail.asp%3Fcatid=11&subid=49&plid=759 That is very similar to the epoxy that I used. I can vouch that it will hold extremely well to the wood and metal insert. Make sure not to get any epoxy on the thre...

Epoxy, epoxy, epoxy. I used gorilla glue twice on other projects. I think it's worthless. 5 minute epoxy on tee nuts, on the barrel and washer part. Pull up snug. Let dry for 10 or 15 minutes, run a tap. Never fails. You have to tear the top ply where the washer is glued and the internal bond to br...