T60 slims 15"

[BillyBadd]

I have to admit i was skeptical but after driving it at less than 20 volts(metered) i am seriously impressed. The Drive rack PA+ gets here tomorrow i will be able to up the power then. If this is any indication once i put the other side on the other one and build two more I think i will have the Body wracking bass i have been looking for. The build was easy enough i decided to just follow the instructions after i read them about 20 times while waiting for parts and wood to all get here. I was listening to a bass boosted song on YouTube and i think the bass kinda interfered with with my nervous system lol. I have it in the front right position next to my desk using it as my computer/home theater sub just to check it out. While i haven't turned it up that loud the bass is very resonant and penetrating through out the complete house upstairs and main floor just one of them I'm not going to get loud till i have them limited and more equalized.All i can say is

Mr. Fitzmaurice........... Amazing design job .

I built a dual 18 g-sub before this and one T60 kills it hmmmm maybe decimate is a better term whatever is most destructive lol gonna have to up my house insurance

[MissileCrisis]

+1, I can't play a sine wave ~25-30 Hz over half voltage on my 20 inch T60 without immediately turning it down because all the glassware in the house is rattling (and windows, single paned 1920's style) and I'm worried to break something. If I could move a second one I would be building another, not because I could use the output in a house but because it would absolutely wreck renegade raves in the great outdoors . You'd have to worry about cops ~1 mile away if you maxed out a pair of these things.

[Chris_Allen]

Picture, pictures, pictures!

I would like to see a set of slims.

Are you planning on building more or are two enough?

[BillyBadd]

I just finished up putting the last side one the second one and will be painting them once that's done i will post a picture. i will be building 2 more. I think i want 8-16 of these and and 4-8 DR280's. got the dbx driverackPA+ today set it up, haven't tested yet probably after other is complete. The one I'm running at about maybe 10 volts is a monster set up limiter to 50 volts cant wait to see what that does.

[hifibob]

We need pics Billy! Wait until you see the insanity these can produce once you have them in multiples!

[BillyBadd]

In the interest of no photo = not real. I decided to post this pic because I am having a hard time finding time putting the last one together and sanding, routing, pulling screws and finishing them right now.

[Titanium Hand]

T60. . . .The King!

Funny that; once you build one BFM anything, you start building multiples of everything!

Nice Track saw, care to elaborate?

[BillyBadd]

Yes, It is definitely in a class of its own. I have already had my first of many to come noise complaints and that was only one lol. The Track saw is a Sheppach its like a grizzly I decided before i jump off the Festool bridge i would see if it was worth the hype and it is definitely easy to use and very accurate. when finance allows i will definitely be getting a Festool. The Sheppach only cost 135 or so on Amazon came with the rail and for like 20 or 30 mure dollars i got the accessory kit which was the clamps, track stop, and a clamp to hold saw in track to stop tipping.

[Radian]

I have already had my first of many to come noise complaints and that was only one lol.

That's interesting, because I lived with reference level bass in my apartment (wall-to-wall proximity with 10 other families) for over 5 years and I never had a single noise complaint. Maybe it had something to do with setup?

[BillyBadd]

I have already had my first of many to come noise complaints and that was only one lol.

That's interesting, because I lived with reference level bass in my apartment (wall-to-wall proximity with 10 other families) for over 5 years and I never had a single noise complaint. Maybe it had something to do with setup?

Maybe but i doubt it, but there is a large difference in soundproofing between an apartment and a garage plus i live like a stones throw from the paramedics it was them who called. So I'm gonna go with loud is loud and the T 60 is the most efficient
sub I have ever heard, quite simply stated a corner loaded T 60 hits like a War Hammer in berserk mode. The comments i have heard so far that makes me laugh is the response " , thats a 12?" I tell them yes it is The T60 is the lair of the ravenous heart snatching Lab 12 don't get to close its always hungry. lol

[Radian]

Meh.....what do I know?

[Rick Lee]

Nice!

The Sheppach only cost 135 or so on Amazon came with the rail and for like 20 or 30 mure dollars i got the accessory kit which was the clamps, track stop, and a clamp to hold saw in track to stop tipping.

I love mine. Most of the time I use the short rail to cut the lip like your picture and it does great. Like some reviewers say the spring is a little strong but I haven't had time to cut it- probably something I'll never get too cause it's not too bad.

[osse]

Meh.....what do I know?

Maybe becouse your neighbours run around frenetically searching for an untraceable source of 20 hz when the whole building rattles?!

[BillyBadd]

@Rick Lee thanks.
The track saw allowed me to concentrate more on the cut because it always cuts the same. Now all I have to do is figure out how to do that angle on the baffle board safely and accurately. The saw is very good not having a lot of experience with power tools i did not even notice the spring tension i just accepted it for what it was.

[Titanium Hand]

Once again...

T60 - King.

Noise complaints are a PITA. We have R.S.A. (Responsible Service of Alcohol) laws highly regulated in Australia.

Perhaps Radian was suggesting that we all may need to practice a bit of 'R.U.B.F.M.' (Responsible usage of BFM weaponry)

Or who knows? I for one can vouch one hundred percent that my setup has EVERYTHING to do with getting noise complaints, dare I say it again

T60 is king

Hands back into the PL man, get those T60's finished