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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Turner" data-source="post: 203318" data-attributes="member: 10677">Hi Mark,Ok, so your explanations convinced me to do the same as you, - build specifically for the 90 or 60 degree horn. I prefer having a straight front baffle with grill and foam.Settling for the &#039;diy dbl 12.v1.md60&#039; plan while building the 90 degree version, I could opt for making it less than 380 wide? Or do you recommend leaving it at 380 to maintain internal volume? I was trying to find the width for the 90 degree plan, - the one enclosed in my post 593, but had no luck.I have the rcf&#039;s also :0)Thank you for the picture. I can see that you really need to think as you go along with the assembling. It looks as if the width between the 12s is actually more of an issue then the depth? If I stick to the &#039;diy dbl 12.v1.md60&#039; plan and keep part D, then maybe this is going to be less of a potential issue.Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Turner, post: 203318, member: 10677"] Hi Mark, Ok, so your explanations convinced me to do the same as you, - build specifically for the 90 or 60 degree horn. I prefer having a straight front baffle with grill and foam. Settling for the 'diy dbl 12.v1.md60' plan while building the 90 degree version, I could opt for making it less than 380 wide? Or do you recommend leaving it at 380 to maintain internal volume? I was trying to find the width for the 90 degree plan, - the one enclosed in my post 593, but had no luck. I have the rcf's also :0) Thank you for the picture. I can see that you really need to think as you go along with the assembling. It looks as if the width between the 12s is actually more of an issue then the depth? If I stick to the 'diy dbl 12.v1.md60' plan and keep part D, then maybe this is going to be less of a potential issue. Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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