LAB sub build

[imnotded]

Oh, I though LAB was a generic term. I was wrong. These are just horn loaded. Anyway, I just uploaded from another computer since my work PC was being retarded.


Got the first 4 panels installed


Another view. You can see the spacer for the driver.


The first part of the horn.


The back and some more bracing.

[imnotded]

Black primer on the inside of the handles, and ran the speaker wire.


The front after the 2nd side was put on.


Added the bracing to the front and a first coat of DuraTex!



Gonna finish up the DuraTex coats this week and wire up the driver. Also need to put the corner protectors and casters on the bottom. Overall so far I am extremely happy. Hopefully I have no air leaks (I doubt I do since I put TONS of adhesive lol). I'm ready to hear this thing. I will start on another next week probably. Might make 4 of these if I'm really happy and will probably throw one in my church since we dont have one as of yet. Ill get some more pics up when Im done.

[wkrienke]

rad...great build

[imnotded]

I got to give it a test run today. I brought it into my church since I didnt feel like setting all my stuff up. I have to say it sounds awesome. Perfect for what my church needs. I'm going to start on another next week. I'll probably make 4 for myself and 1 for my church.

[beepconisacoolword]

which exact ones are these from that website, and how much would it cost to build a couple in all?

Looking into possibly trying my own at a pair of them.

[imnotded]

These are the T39.
http://billfitzmaurice.net/T39.html

I built it 20" wide with a single 3012LF driver.


It cost me a little less than $300 I think. Thats for the wood, driver, DuraTex, corners, misc nuts and screws, casters, and paint. Might be a few other things in there. My guess is about 15 hours of work since I'm not much of a woodworker. Just one was shaking walls in my church which seats about 100 people comfortably.