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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 18661" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaboration&nbsp;I tend to side with Phil on this.&nbsp; Personally I think that if you want a low budget wedge, it&#039;s hard to compete with the likes of Yamaha clubs and similar decent MI grade cabs when you factor in all of the costs in DIY.&nbsp; Those cabs sell on the used market for next to nothing, so why build something in that realm?&nbsp;Good wedges make life a lot easier in most circumstances.&nbsp; It&#039;s my preference to build something that is darn good for that reason, even though it might cost more.&nbsp;Having said that, it&#039;s just my personal preference.&nbsp; Everyone has different needs.&nbsp; Maybe we could find a couple of driver choices that would work at different price points.&nbsp;Ron&#039;s got some more models coming soon that I&#039;ll put up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 18661, member: 46"] Re: Coaxial Wedge Collaboration I tend to side with Phil on this. Personally I think that if you want a low budget wedge, it's hard to compete with the likes of Yamaha clubs and similar decent MI grade cabs when you factor in all of the costs in DIY. Those cabs sell on the used market for next to nothing, so why build something in that realm? Good wedges make life a lot easier in most circumstances. It's my preference to build something that is darn good for that reason, even though it might cost more. Having said that, it's just my personal preference. Everyone has different needs. Maybe we could find a couple of driver choices that would work at different price points. Ron's got some more models coming soon that I'll put up. [/QUOTE]

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