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Make sure everything is powered through a proper, tested ground fault interrupter, and try to avoid placing gear where anyone in wet sandals or bare feet may come in contact with it.

byacey wrote:Make sure everything is powered through a proper, tested ground fault interrupter, and try to avoid placing gear where anyone in wet sandals or bare feet may come in contact with it.

Yes sir the outlet we will be using is on a GFCI circuit and it has been tested and tripped by leaving extension cord plugged in the rain.

Thank you for the reminder I will test again just to be sure

Houston we have a casualty. Well as I am currently building some J15's for my wife's aqua Zumba she ash been using my TLAH's and other macintosh speakers. Well it's been windy in the valley and one of the TLAH's got blown over on its side. Needless to say the baffle broke. https://flic.kr/p/UC6gvT she felt really bad and was crying when she told me. I told her no worries gives me free time in the garage when building.

I don't think it will affect performance much being at the end of the horn. But after the Jacks are done I need to make another.

y2kindyz wrote:Needless to say the baffle broke.

Shhhh! I hope the wifey doesn't read the forum, or over your shoulder!

You should be able to glue that baffle crack back together and clamp it. Worse case scenario is you have to un-mount the baffle.

I see some SLA in your future!

DJPhatman wrote: You should be able to glue that baffle crack back together and clamp it

+1

Maybe even glue a thin 1/8" or 1/4" backer board to support it.