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Nice!!!Comment
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I'm guessins there's a few $$$'s involved in this build.
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They aren't free - that's true. But it's probably less than it looks like. The granite and the waterjetting was zero cost. I'll pay a little for the edges to be rounded and polished, but not a whole lot.
And the fabric was far cheaper than a decent veneer would have been... less than 90 cents/foot.
Originally posted by FishyI'm guessins there's a few $$$'s involved in this build.
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Holy...Originally posted by baniels
I've been looking at rosewood lately and the price difference is 8OComment
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Got the rear frame finished. The camera flash washes out the color. The 2nd picture represents the color better than those with the flash.
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I'm definitely digging these! How much do build another set of these cabinets lol. I'm sure way too much! But they sure are turning out gorgeous!
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Haha. I think I'm gonna take a break and listen to some music when these are done. And then build a new sub. And then build a matching center. Then we can talk :W
Originally posted by Hdale85I'm definitely digging these! How much do build another set of these cabinets lol. I'm sure way too much! But they sure are turning out gorgeous!Comment
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Holy wide open aperture batman.
That curve around the port, did you sand them by hand?Comment
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No - I have a friend who is a metal worker by trade. He made these for me. I wasn't able to be there when he did it, so I can't even tell you what he used to make those curves. It's a nice little touch, isn't it?
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Very sweet build. That rear frame matches very nicely to it!Comment
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Baffles have been rounded over, but they still need the final polishing. That should happen today or tomorrow. All signs are pointing to this weekend as being a go for getting these finished.
More install shots of the frames here.Comment
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Superb work going on here, I really like the rear metal work. Gives it that extra touch that you just dont see every day.
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They are finished and they sound incredible.
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Very nice indeed! The finishing touches are extremely well done. They must sound incredible if they sound anywhere close to how they look.
What do they weigh?-RyanComment
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Excellent! How much do they weigh?
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I guess I'll have to get them on a scale. That is a popular question!Comment
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Very impressive build! Looks very unique.Comment
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What do you think it would cost for a shop to machine those baffles?Comment
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I've enjoyed watching your build progress. You're quite the craftsman! Even better you are finding the sound worth the effort!
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Some more pictures... Larger versions here. I haven't got them on a scale yet. My scale requires you to tap it first, then wait a few seconds, then step on. But if you don't get on it quick enough, it shuts off. Not conducive to weighing something heavy without handles...
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wow... very cool idea. Are you finding it very acoustically transparent?Comment
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I haven't been able to notice a difference. I will get around to measuring them at some point out of curiosity. I imagine the off-axis response would be more susceptible since the sound is traveling through more of the foam. The absence of a frame helps a lot - no hard edges.
This is the guy that made them. http://www.foamspeakergrilles.com/
If you click on the "testimonials" section, you can see a lot the potential for design elements.
It's a shame to cover all that granite. When the time comes I can just pull off the velcro tabs.Comment
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