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loudsubz wrote:Nice saw! Nice 2nd build!

How do you like working with the table saw now?

Thanks man.

Oh I love it, much faster when doing angle cuts for sure. I'm definitely enjoying the table saw and respecting it too (I see where it can be dangerous if you are not focused on what you are doing).

Hey, that looks just like my cat.

If you liked your single, wait until you play them as a pair, then toss in v plating and boundary loading...woohoo!

Funny you should say that, and i'm glad you did because I am looking forward to it.

I went to a sound check for a new club opening up and they had 2 JBL SRX728s (so 4 18" speakers) stacked on top of each other. Only one was tested that night because they were waiting on the amplifier for the other one. It sounded ok but nothing that anyone would say "wow that club had some bass"

I went back the next night when both were working (all four 18's) and WOW what a difference. It sounded like they went from 2 18's to 8 18's.

RENDOG wrote:Funny you should say that, and i'm glad you did because I am looking forward to it.

I went to a sound check for a new club opening up and they had 2 JBL SRX728s (so 4 18" speakers) stacked on top of each other. Only one was tested that night because they were waiting on the amplifier for the other one. It sounded ok but nothing that anyone would say "wow that club had some bass"

I went back the next night when both were working (all four 18's) and WOW what a difference. It sounded like they went from 2 18's to 8 18's.

I heard some of those at a church that sounded nice. They were probably taking lots of power per cab to get that, but still, additional cabs makes a difference. I'm sure your pair of T39's, like my T30's, will impress. I'm sending mine only 600 watts on a 4 ohm load (using one side of a Behringer EPQ 1200).

doncolga wrote:I'm sure your pair of T39's, like my T30's, will impress. I'm sending mine only 600 watts on a 4 ohm load (using one side of a Behringer EPQ 1200).

Measure the voltage across the amp channel at war volume. The result will surprise the hell out of you!

DJPhatman wrote:

doncolga wrote:I'm sure your pair of T39's, like my T30's, will impress. I'm sending mine only 600 watts on a 4 ohm load (using one side of a Behringer EPQ 1200).

Measure the voltage across the amp channel at war volume. The result will surprise the hell out of you!

You think he is getting less? That's my guess because of how loud these are with 30 volts.

I messed up. I measured three times and cut a panel wrong.

The panel was 19"x18" and I angle cut the 19" side instead of the 18" side so I had to cut a whole new panel.

Here are some pictures of my progress. It is wayyyyy easier the second time around (this is my 2nd Titan 39).

















I drill holes for the braces with this wood on the floor

Looks great.


Your braces look good. Mine are never 100% straight no matter how much effort I put into them, thank god for PL lol

loudsubz wrote:Looks great.


Your braces look good. Mine are never 100% straight no matter how much effort I put into them, thank god for PL lol

Ditto that. Looks really nice. I always had to take my own measurement for the braces as they varied a little. Seemed to work out just fine though.

Donny

I will take more "up close" pictures of the braces, they are not really straight at all.

For the braces, I use a jigsaw which has a laser on it. I find that the laser doesn't let me see the cutting i'm doing and some of the cuts were humorous.

Thanks for the compliments, this build is more precise than my last one.

Lookin' goood!

Tom Smit wrote:Lookin' goood!

Thanks.

Some not so perfect cuts on other braces