TabaQ

[sqhertz]

:D


so i FINALLY started putting these things together. took me about a year to get off my *** to do it , but theyre coming along...

http://coolcat.dk/bjoern/TABAQ_TL_for_TB.pdf

http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l153/sqhertz/ge006.jpg

http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l153/sqhertz/15.jpg

http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l153/sqhertz/1-1.jpg

i do not have a chamfer bit , so i used a 3/8 roundover instead. and yes , my cutouts look like **** , but my jigsaw skills have some a long way.

also , the drivers he used are only available in europe , iirc. im using the US equivalent - http://www.parts-express.com/pe/pshowdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=264-809

just got to add the polyfill and pick up some the components for the filter.... dumb question , but does radio shack sell resistors , capacitors , etc..?







it is ****ing HOT outside. http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USFL0316_f.html
Temp:
91°
Feels Like:
104°
Humidity:
63%

[sqhertz]

looking over them , i think i may have put the speaker cutout too high up.



:crap:

[sqhertz]

and the left channel on my t-amp went out.

****.

:crap:

[sqhertz]

looking over them , i think i may have put the speaker cutout too high up.



:crap:



it is about 4-5 inches too high. ****ing metric units had to screw me up.

anyone know if this will **** anything up? or should i just go ahead and make another cutout and cover the first one?

[bball09124]

That *****. :(

I would just build them again personally. MDF is cheap, you might as well build them right.

[sqhertz]

That *****. :(

I would just build them again personally. MDF is cheap, you might as well build them right.


yes it does.

the wood i used was left overs from past projects , so it was already paid for. im moving in a couple weeks so i wont really have the time or money to build new ones anytime soon.

what if i were to just cover the one cutout and make another below it?

[JimJ]

just got to add the polyfill and pick up some the components for the filter.... dumb question , but does radio shack sell resistors , capacitors , etc..?

They used to, before they stopped being a store for electronics experimenters and started pushing cell phones and talking picture frames.

Go to Mouser, Digi-Key or PE.

[sqhertz]

They used to, before they stopped being a store for electronics experimenters and started pushing cell phones and talking picture frames.

Go to Mouser, Digi-Key or PE.



ah , thats terrible. i didnt really want to pay shipping for just a few caps and resistors.

you have any input on my screw up with the mounting hole?

[JimJ]

Try it anyway.

TLs are amazingly resistant to builder ****-ups :D You'd be surprised at the problems that can be solved with polyfill and time spent playing with stuffing densities. My BIBs are two completely different speakers unstuffed vs. stuffed.

[JimJ]

ah , thats terrible. i didnt really want to pay shipping for just a few caps and resistors.

Even when they did have a decent parts selection, their prices were so uncompetitive that you wouldn't have saved any money by shopping there.

[sqhertz]

Try it anyway.

TLs are amazingly resistant to builder ****-ups :D You'd be surprised at the problems that can be solved with polyfill and time spent playing with stuffing densities. My BIBs are two completely different speakers unstuffed vs. stuffed.

i wasnt too sure if the TL's were the more forgiving of box designs or not , ill give it a shot anyway. i would imagine it cant sound that bad.... and i do have ~3lbs of polyfill.
as far as playing around with it , unless i put t-nuts on the last side , i wont be able to do much once its assembled.


thanks jim.

:D

[sqhertz]

got them together.

i got one running off the working channel of my t-amp. sounds great , but my positioning is terrible. ill just ride them out for right now and then when the time comes , ill build them properly.