The Stack. In the background you can see I still have a paper hanging on the wall with the T39 panel numbers from last summer. You can also see an XF210 waiting to happen.
A single
I used pet screen in the speaker opening. I used the stucco lathe, glued in from behind, in the port openings. I added another disk to the phase plug on the outside to cover up the pet screen. I also like how it looks. I added a little dowel rod where the two horn parts come together for a little detail touch.
I routed recesses into the tops of the cabs for the feet on the cab above to fit into. The recesses are supported by the horn plates in the front and the strips that the back screws into in the back. The recesses interfered with the metal corners, so I ground the corners to match up to the recesses. I like how they came out, it looks kinda different. I don't like the screws in the corners though. I need to get some pan head screws, I think.
I flush mounted the single handle and the jack plates
Built some cables to length and its ready to rock.
It sounded really good blasting in the garage. It is very similar to the Omni 10/Omni 10.5 stack it is replacing, though you couldn't hear the chuffing that the O10 had. I couldn't really hear any extra lows over the O10, but I didn't play with it all that much.
More to come after the show, just wanted to show them off a bit now that they are done...
