Making support plates for RL 140s for floor and wall mounting, Martin needs them, so its a must do

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Its easy to come with ideas afterwoods, sorry, its very nice work indeed, but making the woofer filter board a little longer you can lay the big caps down and have space to spare under the woofer, and after gluing being shure that they will stay there. As a mechaniac i admire your work and will try to compete with you in my future objects.

This thread is my favorite, Thanks Olly, thanks Eugene, amazing pics amazing stories, love it

Amazing that no one answered, please post pics, and tell us what happens when you press different buttons.

Martins kits are lifesavers for B&O equipment, get them and try one speaker first to hear the difference, I hope that RL 35s are not your only B&O pieces, tell us a little more about it, and go to your profile and tell us which part of the world you occupie, then its easier for us to give "lokal" advise and help.

Thank you Eugene, S50s are a little bigger in box volume, the woofer is 1 Cm bigger than S 45, and maybe the crossover is different, I wonder why they have a better bass. I'm impressed of your sortment of audio caps, when I get a little more experience I'm going to try that You recommended me a powerbridge for my BM 2400 (home made) thats a

[quote user="Eugene"] More innards. [/quote] Oh my God, a Japonees nuclear scientist constructing a guitar amp.

Eugene my dear girl, which audiograde caps do you use and where do you get them, I see a S45 two way in the pic, Q. the lower fret is upside down or ?, like this you can see the top of the driver, if turned around you can hardly see the BO 45 script, so to start a long discution, what is the right way ? I also see a mac mini, how do you like that one