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Looks a bit like a Rick

Okey Dokey. I'm happy to go 15mm. Did your modelling include any ports ? The Colossus cab in the link looks like 4 ports @ 100mm diameter and 162mm port length

Aha - £2000 Ouch

By the way Dr, if they were £1600 9 years back, wtf price are they now ? Jeeeeeeeeeeez

Thanks everyone - will check Bill's Simplex cabs. Had a Jack 2 x 12 in the past, very nice. I didnt build it though - bought it here on BC I've tried WinSD in the past, but not being a techie, i got confused over the graph results. When i fitted 4 Beyma SM/110's to my 2 other cabs, Stevie / Phil etc worked out all the port sizes and i ended up with a very nice pair of 2x10 cabs. I even bought the Beymas on their recommendations Stevie - those plans are for the Colossus drivers, which top out at 1.5khz , so does that mean they're more Sub than my Sovereign, which tops out at 3.5khz ? 125 litres is way better than the Peavey cab, and this is the biggest volume Fane state ( as you can see in Fanes recommendation ) and i wonder if that's because its a Sovereign, and not a Colossus, which i presume needs more low end, and therefore a bigger design ? I could be talking rubbish - i wouldnt know

Oh dear rabbie Maybe swap your URB for a EUB ?

Well, a quick read of the possible builds means either a 15/6 ( i dont really want an extra speaker ) or a 15 sub, which is not what i'm after

Cheers for that link - having a read right now Believe me, someone would have to build it for me for the reasons stated, and yes, coin would have to be exchanged for services rendered I'm looking at where i can buy Baltic Birch locally at the mo. Havent founds much round these here parts

PS could i get away with 12mm ply and would i get the cab out of one 8x4ft sheet

Rather then get rid of a huge Peavey BVX cab i have with a 15" 600 watt Fane Sovereign LF driver, and the fact that no one wants to buy this, I figured i may as well keep the driver but stuff it in a more reasonable box. The current Peavey cab which originally housed a Black Widow, is pretty big I did some measurments, turns out to be about 7.22 Cubic feet. Allowing for the fact that i measured outside edges, perhaps a bit less, say 7.0 cubic feet and this equates to about 198 litres. Now on the Fane website, they have recommendations for volume , both Cubic ft and Litres. Even the biggest at 4.41 Cubic ft / 125 litres is way smaller than the Peavey I'm not sure about their smallest recommendation of 1.76 cubic ft / 50 litres ??? They also dont mention porting / port sizes. What minimum size ported cab could i reasonably get away with in size, without killing the bottom end ? Problem 2 is the fact that i live in a flat, with nowhere to work ( no shed ) and no power tools to speak of. This means i will have to pay someone to build it From the FANE site ...

The difference in perceived output by fitting an 8 ohm driver is unlikely to be even noticed. But that combo discreet is selling sounds like a bargain, and if its all original, you get a factory speaker for your cab, or keep his and use the other cab for bits of cab spares, as pete says

You get a jam doughnut for the oldest thread exhumation in the histpry of BC

Ok in the summer. Needs a monster 7ft poly bag in the rainy season

Hmm... i thought the link was the same as the video. Still a hideous crime i know. Do i need a lawyer ?

IIRC, didnt Hendrix change a song when he played on some live show ( maybe the Lulu show ? ) I think he was booked to play Hey Joe, and suddenly he stopped the band and started playing Sunshine Of Your Love, and beeb geezers behind the scenes cut the power after a minute or two

aaaah. pink torpedo up I didnt send the whole kit back, as the seller told me, after i started a dispute, that if i bought a remote on its own from somewhere ( they didnt sell them on their own ) they would refund me. I did, and they did. Got a remote from another seller ( hasnt arrived yet ) and as promised, seller refunded the cost of the new remote plus another £5. Meanwhile, the light strip works without the remote, but you dont get all the fancy switching / flashing etc. So, as the last time the light were left on green before the remote fell apart, thats the colour i was stuck with. No probs - its for my TE combo. Now then, here's where the never ending shoit rears its ugly head. Gettiing the strip to go round a right angle, of whivch there are four of course on the front of the cab, was a right buzzard. Such a hassle in fact that, i must have done some damage, because half the lights wouldnt work, and i had checked them 2 mins before i fitted them So now i have a remote in the post with no lights. I dont know whether to bother with another strip, as i'm still going to face the problem of getting the light strip to bend round a 90 degree angle. They dont seem to like it

3 months IIRC

Soundclick is another option https://www.soundclick.com/

Priceless

Quite right Check his chat from about 2:17

> sweetcorn carrots and curry over laptop screen <

Hertfordshire

Did the Hondo play like butter ? I cant believe its not Hondo