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i used 1/2" Arauco plywood. not sure where your located, but these are actually for sale in the Southeast MI area.

I might just make them anyway. It won't be much work and I think it will look better.

i did some planning in the basement and it looks like these are going to have to go in the front corners. i am going to make risers to add another 6-7 inches to the base. Ill make them out of 2x6's and some 1/2' ply then screw it into the base. thats the highest i can get them because there will be...

i did some planning in the basement and it looks like these are going to have to go in the front corners. i am going to make risers to add another 6-7 inches to the base. Ill make them out of 2x6's and some 1/2' ply then screw it into the base. thats the highest i can get them because there will be ...

Gregory East wrote:I thought they looked about 3ft below the ceiling.

Nope. 24" on the button

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:

brian6751 wrote:

Gregory East wrote:They are very pretty but look to be too far from the ceiling in the living room.

24"

They're fine.

Thanks Bill. Would I gain anything by getting them closer to the ceiling? The risers wouldn't be too much trouble to make.

Gregory East wrote:They are very pretty but look to be too far from the ceiling in the living room.

24"

I thought about making risers for them. How tall should I make them? Basement ceiling is a couple inches taller. Was thinking 6-8".

how it sound !!! spill the beans i really want to wait until i get them set up in the basement before i give any kind of review. My living room where i have the one now has HUGE suckouts and im not even using Auddssey right now. im also limited to that one location as far as placement. In the basem...

thanks guys! i have seen the nice table tubas done as tables and storage cabinets. These are much too big to pass for that, so i thought to myself what would be the best way to get these to blend into a room? Answer: Make them look like part of the architecture!!! they should blend even better in a ...

I personally would'nt go smaller then 14 awg / 2,5 mm2 Why? 16ga is sufficient for even a 30 foot run, let alone a couple of feet inside the cab. i used 16ga inside the cab. ill go with 12 outside just because the runs will be longer(up and across the ceiling and down) and its what ill use to all m...

they are all done. i think they look and sound fantastic. They blend in really well. Im totally happy with them. im only using one in my living room for now until i get the basement finished. im coming from a PB13-Ultra and i think it more than holds its own sound quality wise. Definitely has that h...

They are mechanically finished but cosmetically a mess. Lots of bondo. I do like that it dries super fast. I used it to fill the holes as well. The vinyl tubing trick works great. I could actually hear some of the leaks without the tube. The joint that I forgot to glue seems to be fine Just running ...

I personally would'nt go smaller then 14 awg / 2,5 mm2 Why? Do you have investments in copper futures? OP, use this to determine what you need to use. Calculate the total run from the amp to the speaker, use the same wire within and without. http://www.bcae1.com/images/swfs/speakerwireselectorassis...

oh I mean from the speaker itself to the back of the binding posts. the internal wiring. its like one foot. ill run 12awg from the amp to the THT.

is 16 awg wire ok to use from the speaker to the binding post jack?