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Pics..pics....pics..... Please!!! ;-)

Nice 3d!!!! Congratulations!!!!

Thanks again!!!! @Fastslappy. I'll listen with grilles on. So I'm building grilles and cabinet to have a sort of flush mounting for mid and tweeter with grilles on. The spacers that I've build are in this direction. I didn't machined the motorboard to don't have stifness reduction. Roby.

@Herb: il tuo italiano è ottimo: complimenti!!!!! @Fastslap: Thanks for pics!!! I don't have to put dampening material in the front panel and I can put it in the back panel, but not at the base of this panel, where is the reflex duct: it's correct? Roby.

Thanks guis for your help!!! I'm using all stuff from Bob (with cast frame woofers). @fastslappy: I'm waiting for pix. Sorry but I'cant well understand that you wrote. You remove the damping or not? Seems that you substitute the original damping with the WalMart fiber (positioned in the same position of the original damping). Is it correct??? Roby.

Hi Robert, I'm in trouble with this issue.... ;-) This is the situation: 1)Bob Crites don't use damping material inside (as he said to me by mail) 2)Another guy that realized splitted Cornsacalas (and write on this forum, where published a pdf about their project, now I don't remeber the nickname) tried damping material and was happy. 3)The crossover from Crites uses autotrasformer and I could lower the level of the mid and high sections (even using a db meter). I thought to damping only the walls of the cabinet (NOT fullfill the cabinet) but I can stop now with the damping material. I'm not sure: what I've to do????? Experts help me, please!!!!!!!! :-( Roby.

On the back panel (and in the woofer area) specific foam will be used. See photo where the first part of the foam was positioned.

The mid-high area. See detail with white acrilic fibers

Thank you to everbody for your words!!!! I'm going on with the interiors of the cabinets. Different materials will be used.

The back panels painted. Now I'm ready for dampening materials inside and cables!!!

The lower support painted.

The cabinets again...

Today Roby Bafaro (RB WoodWorks) painted the cabinet!!! Thank you Roby: you're the number one!!! [] The cabinets

Hi guys, today I've bought the paint. It's a sort of natural oil that we'll use for the cherry wood, for the lower support and for the front edges (note those edges in the previous shot: are rounded to have lower diffractions). We have painted a test panel: the colour is very nice in my opinion!!!! []

Congratulations!!!! I like those 3ds!!!!!! Roby

Nice!!!!! [] My italian cornscalas will be cherry [] Roby.

Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations from Italy!!!!! Your horns seems awesome!!!!! Roby

Hi Herb, I'm happy to read you. The job is in progress (VERY SLOW PROGRESS:::: [:$] ) Thank you for comment. Now I've to paint the cherry and I'm looking for a good paint!!! Roby.

The back panel with some tricks to reduce early reflections. This is before painting with damping paint.

The cherry layer before painting. What kind of paint I've do use??? Thank you for your suggestions!!! Roby

Applying cherry high tickness (3 mm) wood on the externals panels.

Some other pics about this job. Painting the motorboard.

Painting the external front and rear panel with the white primer (3 layers). The final color will be black. Thank for your comments. Roby.

Painting the inner with dampening coat. Note the work in the inner of the motorboard near the woofer.