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Reckon the two are a nice match. Now to resist the urge to build a second 1x15 🤣

Just corners to go... wherever Yodel have got to with them.

Just waiting on corners and a grill now

Good to know, never been one for super toppy tones anyway, these days I'm either playing blues/Americana stuff or detuned metal so no real call for horns

Exactly, it's almost as if these commercial cabs are built with the savings inherent with the economy of scale 🤔😂 100% worth it though

Cheers Phil. I knew it shouldn't sound boomy or inarticulate but my experience with decent 1x15 cabs is limited so I still surprised myself with the clarity it's got. As you say it is very nearly a Gen 1 Compact, or probably closer to the lovechild of a Compact and a Greenboy Bassic so all signs pointed to it sounding good. Wasn't a huge amount of money, though the CNC cutting wasn't cheap. If it wasn't for the fact I got the speaker itself cheap then this would have cost nearly as much as a 'shop bought' cab. Of course, money saving was never the objective 😂

And now with a bit of Tuff Cab

Sounds pretty damn huge. Most detailed and clear 15" cab I've used and plays nicely with the midget. Almost expected a little more 'boomy' bass but it is very controlled. Should get bassier with a little breaking in I would guess.

And...we have sound!

Hopefully get it wired for a quick test tomorrow before the paint goes on

Already looks loud 😉

Getting there. Panels all fitted and lined with wadding. Now to finish filling screw holes, drill it out for the speaker bolts and round over the edges before painting

Cheers Phil Fingers crossed it sounds as good as it should. This is my first real foray into cabinet building but I have a suspicion it won't be my last 😂

Should stack nicely with my gen 1 midget

Please note the top is just balanced on, the gap top right will be gone when properly fitted

Coming together pretty quickly with minimal mistakes ... so far

I use a Tube 800 and I love it but I would agree it doesn't do much breakup or drive. The tube does add a little 'warmth' but I generally use pedals to get actual grit or drive

Cheers, it may have been 'slightly' inspired by you BC design

Like the 3D prints, good to see other Fusion users around here

Thanks for the input @stevie. I think what I have gone for is similar to what you are suggesting, a 'window frame' brace below the speaker and one cut around the back of the cone, both of which connect to the baffle (as much as possible) as well as the other sides. I have also tried to brace the baffle at the bottom between the ports. All off with the CNC company now so can't change it if it is wrong 😂

Little bit of a necro thread but I'm bringing this plan back to life. Sat on the back burner for a while with work being crazy (who'd have thought starting a tech company then hitting a global pandemic would be tricky eh) but with joining a new and loud band recently I'm going to need some extra oomf in the old amp department. Nothing exciting to show just yet but I've ordered most of the bits needed. Working with a local company who can CNC the ply for me so this should be a neat little solution. Opted for the design that was similar to the basschat cab in terms of bracing but I've modified it with recessed joints in the corresponding panels (dado joints?) so this should go together nicely. Pics and progress to follow

Currently working on the most important feature: what colour should I make it? Thinking a nice oxblood tuff cab finish with either a black metal grill or black speaker cloth

Will populate this thread with progress pics as soon as I have them

no table saw here so I am hoping for the main cutting to be done by the supplier. Don't mind doing speaker and port cut outs etc myself. I'll get in touch with Timbmet over the next few days to get a quote