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looks excellent so far. it really is addictive to build bill's cabs. it's been 2 years since i started my first biuld and i haven't stopped since.

I should have bought the CD...

New pics

I cut the mid horn panels today, just need to do the baffle holes...
By the way, doesn't the tweeter need a grill? The APT 80 has a sharp cone in the middle and I wouldn't want anybody to hurt their fingers

people that stick their fingers in a speaker deserve to get stabbed

I wasn't worried about them, to be honest
but leaving it without a grill doesn't seem like a good idea. The plans don't mention anything like a grill...

Maybe you should use a piece of scrap wood when fastening, before piercing that kind of holes. You will avoid marks.

Rickyvt wrote:I wouldn't want anybody to hurt their fingers

Anyone sticking their fingers into my cab would end up losing them.

rainbass wrote:Maybe you should use a piece of scrap wood when fastening, before piercing that kind of holes. You will avoid marks.

I only needed the plug, the rest of the plywood is scrap, so any marks don't matter

if want you can use a grill. the plans don't mention one but it's been done before. mine have grils to because i rent them out and it avoids crap getting into the horn

greetz ketoet

It might be an unnecessary cost but I would like to be sure. I'll google for them!
Meanwhile I'm ready to put the Midrange Horn together. I'll post some pics later on...

The mid horn took a while...

The phase plug in the baffle panel is slightly larger (about 1/16") than the one glued on it, which has the correct size. Should I correct that or is there nothing to worry about?

Dry fitting. It's a very, very tight fit. Don't think I need glue
I will have to do some sanding before glueing it

very nice looking cab. keep up te good work.
wish i could make so much progress each day

greetz ketoet