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Yes. I put volt meter on the terminals of the bridged configuration. Turn gain all the way up. Set limiter in band manager to 70v with all gains full out. Now once I get the speakers hooked to it @4 ohm series the voltage still goes above 70v. I just downloaded the Band Manager App and took a look ...

Yes. I put volt meter on the terminals of the bridged configuration.

Turn gain all the way up.

Set limiter in band manager to 70v with all gains full out.

Now once I get the speakers hooked to it @4 ohm series the voltage still goes above 70v.

I am running an XTI 4002 to power 2 x T48s with 18 sound 15"s wired parallel (still have not finished up the other 4 because I really only need 2 right now since the bar is not able to be crowded any longer.) I am also not able to run them in the corner because they are way to loud for me as I ...

Build Session #12 - Time .. about 2 hours .. Total time so far 34.5 hours Oh man.. I really goofed up this day! #1 .. I realized I placed panel 5 incorrectly. I lined up the 45 edge up with the wrong line. I didn't notice panel 6 was supposed to go below not butted up against it! IMG_1529.jpg I just...

Build Session #11 - Time .. about 2.5 hours .. Total time so far 32.5 hours

This night I was able to finish up all the rest of the panel 5's and the braces.

For grills, would 5x3 neo magnets be strong enough to stay put? I got a bunch of them. I think it'll make it look really clean and be easiest to make. My SLA Pro's need grills bad. I actually use the neo magnets to attach my grills on my SLA pros. Are used screws as standoffs on the face and then p...

I really love my SLA Pros with piezos so I may not need the CD. I may build both modules like u said and try the piezo first.

I always thought the CD in my QSC or friends SRX were harsh compared to the SLA Pros. We will see!

Wow! I hope mine look this good when I finally get to them.

I planned on building the melded and straight arrays with all Piezos. Do you like the CD better than the piezos? I see u said smoother above.

Build Session #10 - Time .. about 4 hours .. Total time so far 30 hours Ok.. I was able to cut all panel 5s to length. Assemble 3 of them with braces. Then called it quits for the day. IMG_1506.jpg IMG_1507.jpg IMG_1522.jpg I decided to use all the cut off scraps to make the braces. I think it took ...

jimbo7 wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 3:28 pm you must have some shop space to work on them all at the same time

Yes.. but I wish I would have started them at home. My shop is 20 mins away. It would be nice to work on it whenever I wanted, see the kids, grab a bite, take a break... etc.

Now I have to make a trip out of it.

Build Session #9 - Time .. about 4 hours .. Total time so far 26 hours Today I finished up the panel 3s and panel 4s. IMG_1493.jpg IMG_1494.jpg I learned from panel 3 that you should used a scrap pc to make a measure jig to cut the panel to final dimensions. I just looked at the book and cut them to...

Build Session #8 - Time .. about 4 hours .. Total time so far 22 hours

Finished up attaching panel baffles and started on the panel 3s

Build Session #7 - Time .. about 3.5 hours .. Total time so far 18 hours Ok.. cutout the anchor plates, routed the holes and attached some baffles. I did not bother cutting off the corners on the anchors. I just sanded panel 4 a little bit on the corner to make them fit tight. This is where I had wi...

Build Session #6 - Time .. about 1.5 hours .. Total time so far 14.5 hours This day consisted of routing out the baffles. I used a circle cutting jig. I goofed up trying to cut through the entire thickness of the wood and messed up my bit. I had to get another bit and only dug in about 1/8" of ...

Build Session #5 - Time .. about 3 hours .. Total time so far 13 hours Ok.. this day I routed all the handle holds into panel 1. I goofed on the first one because the clamp slipped on me. I screwed the rest down so it wouldn't happen again. I need to pick up some double sided carpet tape to hold pcs...