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2006-06-20, 13:08
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Metalhead
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DIY 4x12
finished my diy 4x12 some weeks ago... already played two gigs through it
it's frontloaded with Celestion Vintage 30 and built from 18mm birch multiplex wood
sounds good to me.. tight lows lots of mids and nice highs
some pics..
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2006-06-20, 17:09
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Pirate Lawd
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Join Date: May 2004
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Wow  That looks badass! Did you foam the inside? |
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2006-06-20, 17:14
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Metalhead
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nope :>
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2006-06-20, 20:18
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Supreme Metalhead
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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I am thoroughly impressed at the outcome. Looks very professional. What did you use on the front of it?
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2006-06-20, 20:29
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Pirate Lawd
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Wicked
nope :>
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A little foam inside wouldn't hurt it. Just tighten up the bass a little, but then I just learned about the benefits of foaming a closed cab design. Still, nice cab  |
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2006-06-20, 23:00
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Metalhead
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by HelpMeHelpYou
I am thoroughly impressed at the outcome. Looks very professional. What did you use on the front of it?
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12mm aluminium pipes |
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