La Scala Mods

[Invidiosulus 12]

Next I measured the angle between the two faces with a sliding bevel gauge.

 

Verified the correct angle (31.6 degrees).

 

This matches up nicely with the front piece at the correct angle with 125 degrees between them in the horizontal plane.

 

Cheers,

Josh

[planetred 28]

Getting the "wishbone" just right is a little tricky. When you dry fit it in the box with the motor board on top, it all comes together.

Good luck!

 

[Edgar 1041]

Referring to pieces 2, 3, and 4 in the original University drawing; wouldn't it be easier to make them all perpendicular to the base piece 5, and then add a solid wedge reflector at the correct angle? That's how Klipsch does it, except that Klipsch splits the path two ways instead of just one.

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[Marvel 5597]

5 hours ago, Edgar said:

Referring to pieces 2, 3, and 4 in the original University drawing; wouldn't it be easier to make them all perpendicular to the base piece 5, and then add a solid wedge reflector at the correct angle? That's how Klipsch does it, except that Klipsch splits the path two ways instead of just one.

 

Parts 3 and 4 are perpendicular to the base already. Part 2 slants toward the front. If you make them all vertical, then you will have to cut angles on the sold wedge, or not worry too much and caulk where you didn't make it fit.

 

Once these angles are known, it will be easier to make.

 

I was also getting confused with the two side pieces and getting  the compound angle correct, but it looks like Josh has it figured out. (one of the newer sets  of plans from University has all the edges mitered for the throat, which must have been a bear to cut and get together.

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On ‎10‎/‎30‎/‎2018 at 9:15 AM, planetred said:

 

 

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1 hour ago, Marvel said:

I was also getting confused with the two side pieces and getting  the compound angle correct, but it looks like Josh has it figured out. (one of the newer sets  of plans from University has all the edges mitered for the throat, which must have been a bear to cut and get together.

There you go, Bruce.  Time to see some sawdust. 

[Marvel 5597]

20 hours ago, carlthess40 said:

Hi
I’m near I:4 and Lake Mary blvd
I’ve only look at the plans in bits so far and have no way to know of how much labor will be in to one yet

 

@carlthess40   Just north of Orlando? Cool

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Yes sir

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[Marvel 5597]

On 10/29/2018 at 3:22 PM, Invidiosulus said:

I believe the relative angles for the boards can be checked using a compound angle calculator such as this one.

http://jansson.us/jcompound.html

 

Very, very cool tools on this page...

 

 

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Really cool.

Maybe I'll check those out during recovery.

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[planetred 28]

I remember seeing Nico's Classics and wondered how much it changed the resonance of the box. Very interesting take on the Classic though. 

 

https://community.klipsch.com/index.php?/topic/146927-the-rebirth-of-the-university-classics/

 

[gazzamongo 5]

Amazing thread. Had been curious about this cabinet for a while so I'm super grateful for ajsons and the other contributor's for demistifying those sketchy old plans.

Although I'm sure twin evm12ls would be pretty spectacular, that runs me about £1000.00 in the u.k.

Any other driver recommendations?
Wondering if the eminence kappa 15c that Claude recommends for his quarter pie is suitable *

Or for a few dollars more -> http://www.precision-devices.com/Product-Details/PD153ER ?

Thanks

(* That's another cab I'm wanting to try out if it'll fit well enough in my small room )

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[planetred 28]

The c15w has a flat smooth voice. Nothing sounds quite like it. My friend and I tried an eminence in his classic, delta pro15a, but it had too much voice.

Wish I could help you further.