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Seth wrote: ↑Tue Sep 02, 2025 11:36 amentertainment and enjoyment of watching it bounce around like a Hooters marathon team

Now wiping coffee of my screen and keyboard. Thanks for the laugh, Seth

Wow, that looks totally lovely. Great finish with the roller. The woodwork looks quality as well. I love the dado way of building for the folded horns. I know it is more work but the way things just slide in place and stay there brings me both satisfaction and peace of mind. I built my T18 the same ...

Seth wrote: ↑Mon Jun 16, 2025 10:36 am I find myself looking around for a location to put a horn sub. Not seeing one yet.

You know it is time to start looking for a bigger boat when....

Hahaha... yeah, about those glow plugs. It's back on a momentary button now, but for a time they were activated by connecting two wires with spade connectors. One morning I woke up to dead batteries. Hmm. Wonder what happened... instant palm to forehead as it struck me in the same moment. I forgot ...

Spare alternator
A few spare injectors and glow plugs (your engine is most probably a diesel unit)

Well done, and thanks again for sharing Shane. They look very well made, good to hear they sound great as well.

I tried a short war volume test in the garage.... :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: Sweet mother of jeebus! That's WAY more sound than a couple of 12s has any right to make. Mother of God. I hope the neighbors weren't too pissed ...

You are on the shortlist for my next trip Tom. It is not going to be soon though, life is a bit busy for such a long trip.

Well done. Several years ago I had intended to visit Ken on my next trip to Canada, right across the border from Tom. I would have got to meet both. The Canada trip happened but my schedule quickly filled up so I did not get around to it. Then Ken passed away. A lesson learned the hard way: don't po...

Quite a looker indeed. The shape makes me think she is not young (but neither fat nor ugly, so not exactly fitting Bruce's line of thinking :cowboy: ). She has the elegant lines of a classic yacht. Age is not necessarily a problem if she is well looked after and updated. Also, some things were built...

Bruce Weldy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 7:17 am They say opposites attract. I think that's BS. If it were true, there would be young, thin, beautiful women chasing me all the time.

Yeah, utter BS indeed. I would have old, fat and ugly ladies going after me all the time

Bruce Weldy wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 10:33 amI guess getting a few years out of that Behringer 4 channel amp was about all you could expect being the junk that they are. So, I guess I'll order another one.

I was drinking tea while reading this. I only just avoided spilling it all over my screen and keyboard

If we end up going with the SLA Pro, what subwoofer would you recommend? If you need subs then Titan 39 seems a good choice for just about any type of church. Both in terms of bang for buck as well as results for a given size. My bet is one or two should get you a long way, unless your congregation...

The one and only concert grade subwoofer designed to float and be towed behind your yacht! Yes folks, now you too can have that deep powerful bass any time, any place... even the middle of the Pacific Ocean! As a side benefit, with our newly designed app and your bluetooth connection, you can commu...

Seth wrote: ↑Thu Mar 20, 2025 11:46 amThanks guys. Yeah, I've been wondering what I could/should do for sound. It sure would be nice to have the sensitivity and efficiency of a horn... without the size of a horn.

YachtTuba to the rescue!