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[Doug Hart]

Customer needed a compact, lightweight, all-in-one solution for small acoustic gigs.

Mids are the Dayton PA165-8 6" Drivers
For the power amp and mixer,
I stripped the parts out of a Behringer B205D monitor.

Customer took delivery last weekend and was extremely pleased with the product.

[Drey Chennells]

very cool

[Rick Lee]

Very nice! How do they sound? Never heard the Dayton 6.

[Doug Hart]

Rick,
They sound very good, but it's the first one I've built so I can't compare to the Eminence.
I had to go with the Daytons, it was the only way to get the cab within the customer's budget.
He is extremely pleased, and it's perfect for their acoustic guitar/2 vocal gigs.

[Nate Rouslin]

Great looking box Doug. Where did you get the jig for your company logo routed into the back of the box?

[Doug Hart]

Great looking box Doug

Thank You

Where did you get the jig for your company logo routed into the back of the box?

I get asked that question a lot. Answer is: I don't use one. I route it freehand on each cabinet.
Lots of practice, but it only takes me about 20 minutes now.

[Mark Coward]

Great job Doug, can you guesstimate how much the amp/preamp modules weigh?

btw, I can see freehanding the script, but what about the "Pro Audio" in logo?

[Doug Hart]

Great job Doug, can you guesstimate how much the amp/preamp modules weigh?

Thanks, I'm guessing under 5 pounds, but that's just a guess.
The cab can very easily be carried in one hand.

btw, I can see freehanding the script, but what about the "Pro Audio" in logo?

Also freehanded. Like I said... "lots of practice".

[LelandCrooks]

I route it freehand on each cabinet..

[Doug Hart]

Don't be too impressed Leland... I'm just too cheap to find a better solution.

[Greg Plouvier]

I route it freehand on each cabinet

Dang Doug - do you freehand all the holes too!?

Nice work.