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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 60432" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: The build begins-finallyThat&#039;s an idea-but I like the color of the rear.The upgrades are a lot more than just crossover and drivers.&nbsp; The mid/high coax is in a sealed chamber from the woofers-glued and screwed.&nbsp; There is also a lot of bracing-glued and screwed.&nbsp; But probably the biggest thing that would make it hard to go back is the ports.&nbsp; I put 3 4&quot; ports on a piece of wood that fit where one of the drivers used to go.&nbsp; Then glued it down with the mounting bolts coming through it.&nbsp; But since there were only 4 mounting bolts-I added more-just to keep it from buzzing.All of hte drivers have an extra 4 screws to help keep them in place.I guess it could be cleaned up-but I like them so much-they will probably stay that way until I am no longer around.I need to sell the old woofers to help pay for the build.Anybody wanna buy 8 12&quot; vintage Alinico drivers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 60432, member: 30"] Re: The build begins-finally That's an idea-but I like the color of the rear. The upgrades are a lot more than just crossover and drivers. The mid/high coax is in a sealed chamber from the woofers-glued and screwed. There is also a lot of bracing-glued and screwed. But probably the biggest thing that would make it hard to go back is the ports. I put 3 4" ports on a piece of wood that fit where one of the drivers used to go. Then glued it down with the mounting bolts coming through it. But since there were only 4 mounting bolts-I added more-just to keep it from buzzing. All of hte drivers have an extra 4 screws to help keep them in place. I guess it could be cleaned up-but I like them so much-they will probably stay that way until I am no longer around. I need to sell the old woofers to help pay for the build. Anybody wanna buy 8 12" vintage Alinico drivers? [/QUOTE]

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