Jimrs2k2

I can reasonably say that i built one of the first 15/6/1 fearful cabs in the uk and almost definitely the first with the revised crossover. And yes i still use to this day ,about six years ago i also buit a separate 15 sub to pair with it for when a little more is required and apart from outdoor gigs its just not needed. Enjoy the build as its easy enough. Jim.

Happy new year all.

Count me in .

Number 22 the shortest man in the room, jim Howard (Jimrs2k).

One lady owner, a nun she was ,even left a bible in the glove box....

I should be there, with all the normal stuff, some of which maybe for sale. Jim.

See you all there. 👍

I'm on the fence with this but I am also in daily contact with 7-9 jobs a day in social housing so my risk factor is high and my wife is on a lot of immune suppressants, on balance I think a postponement is probably the best thing but who really knows it is still a flue virus nothing more, but those with breathing or immune issues are always at risk.

Ha it was glorious I feel better now.

Its looking like another great turn out.

I will be there for the apple pie if nothing else, I will bring the same old stuff as nothing has changed. I may put a few bits up for sale which may include a boss gt6b effect peddle and possibly my fearful 15 sub. See you all there. Jim.

Don't forget greenboy cabs, tricky audio is worth a look.

Well done the cabs really coming on. Ref tuffcab , it is really good stuff and easy to work with, but if you go for a stippled finish absolutely everything sticks to it and can be a sod to remove and you end up with a fluffy cab. If that's what you want then try applying it quite thick with a Brush then just gently roll over the top after a few minutes with a roller, that will leave you a finish I think your looking for.

If there are advantages and there are many who say theres none, its in a one speaker for one job scenario. Woofer, mid ,high kind of thing leading to a more balanced spread from the cabinet, but this involves a much more complicated crossover and not many boutique companies are willing to spend that given the return that it would generate. But time and trend moves on and with more capable mid/ tweeters coming to the market then the need for 3 way cabinets and the complex crossovers are becoming less when a 2 way can do the job while maintaining good dispersion angles. Jim.