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There is always a recommendation that people buy the CD/full set of plans as most of us know where it leads! So, just for fun, let's see have many different designs we've built to try and justify this decision.

I would politely ask the auth builders not to vote!

Chris.

Bought about 7 plans, built 3 different types. Still considering buying full set. Like blessing Bill.

Built 4 different plans, but I really like having the whole CD in order to check other stuff that I might want to build....and it's easier to help other folks with their build when you can go look at the actual current plans.

My signature only shows 3 different cabs, but I built WH10s also and sold 'em to Haysus.

The price of the CD assumes that few people will actually build more than ten or twelve of the designs, otherwise I'd charge $299. Having all of them gives the CD owners the opportunity to sift through them and choose which ones will work best for them.

Built:
Jack 112L
Wedgehorn 6
Autotuba
T48

Bought in addition to the above:
T39
T24
SLA Pro
Wedgehorn 8
DR200
Jack 10
Jack 10L

Yep...shoulda bought the CD, but...I could care less about the home theatre stuff...
Probably just gonna pick up TLAH Pro and OT12 before too long...

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:The price of the CD assumes that few people will actually build more than ten or twelve of the designs, otherwise I'd charge $299. Having all of them gives the CD owners the opportunity to sift through them and choose which ones will work best for them.

+1

I bought the CD with no intention of building more than a handful of the designs. I was looking for the one (1) top, and one (1) sub design that I wanted to use. I have also built two other designs with friends, who bought their own set of individual plans after looking over my shoulder at the full set on the CD.

Now, years in, I am looking at two other designs to build as a re-factoring of my system to meet my evolving needs. Having the full CD allows me to fully consider my options.

Having the CD also allows me to play along at home when other people post their build logs.

I've finished one, have purchased speakers and parts for TLAH (2), a THTLP, a truck tuba, and an SLA pro that strayed from the plans.

All are in various stages of being built.

I wish I would have bought the entire CD instead of buying 6 separate plans.

I bought plans for the tht, tlah, and slas to start with. After I built 2 thts, 2 9 driver tlah, and a 9driver curved sla center I decided I liked building these speakers so I ordered the cd of plans. Since the, I have built:
2 - Otop12s
2 - 2x10 t30s
1 - 1x10 t30 (under my computer desk!)
1 - Table Tuba long style
1 - Table Tuba standard
2 - sla pros
1 - Jack 12 (back patio tv speaker!)
2 - Auto Tubas

I truly build just for the fun of it - and to impress my friends and my kids' friends. My "garage stereo" can really piss off my neighbors! It's amazing how loud 2 double 10 loaded t30s and 2 sla pros in a garage. Now I need to build another design or 2 so I can be in the 10+ category. Go big or go home.

Bought 2, built 2, and love them! Would consider full CD down the track depending on where my current system takes me.

bought the CD, built three types of cab so far.

Anything is possible in the future, if I win lotto.

Hell, even if I change my mind...

Built 4 designs, CD made sense as $100 is honestly a bargain for the kind of knowledge and detail contained within.

I initially built 3 but then my requirements changed, so the designs I built changed accordingly. Up to 9 - hoping to hit the 10+ this next year

Everything but a David.

LelandCrooks wrote:Everything but a David.

What's holding you back? Goliath got you scared?

That makes me think...

Hey Bill... you should consider renaming a cab "Goliath." Just because.

So far, T-18, SLA home, SLA Pro, Jack 10 pair, Jack 10 Lite pair.

Dale Hammer