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http://www.royaldevice.com/custom3.htm


want two lol

Yep, I gotta admit it - that *is* impressive!!! :-)

Not really, as the system would have worked better as an infinite
baffle arrangement, avoiding the need for all that concrete. Nice
technobabble bull****, though.................


I trust fellow 'sportsmen' here will note that I don't take an easy shot
at this 'low bird'...... ;-)




Best easy shot is with a http://photogallery.net/sub.jpg big sub......


I've been contemplating building a sub, but not quite on this scale!!! ;-)

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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 20:06:54 +0100, "Keith G"
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http://www.royaldevice.com/custom3.htm


want two lol

Yep, I gotta admit it - that *is* impressive!!! :-)

Not really, as the system would have worked better as an infinite
baffle arrangement, avoiding the need for all that concrete. Nice
technobabble bull****, though.................


I trust fellow 'sportsmen' here will note that I don't take an easy shot
at this 'low bird'...... ;-)




Best easy shot is with a http://photogallery.net/sub.jpg big sub......


I've been contemplating building a sub, but not quite on this scale!!!
;-)



I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't remember
which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete underfloor subwoofer
builds :-)

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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 20:06:54 +0100, "Keith G"
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"Dave xxxxx" wrote in message
.co.uk...
http://www.royaldevice.com/custom3.htm


want two lol

Yep, I gotta admit it - that *is* impressive!!! :-)

Not really, as the system would have worked better as an infinite
baffle arrangement, avoiding the need for all that concrete. Nice
technobabble bull****, though.................


I trust fellow 'sportsmen' here will note that I don't take an easy
shot at this 'low bird'...... ;-)




Best easy shot is with a http://photogallery.net/sub.jpg big sub......


I've been contemplating building a sub, but not quite on this scale!!!
;-)



I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't remember
which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete underfloor
subwoofer builds :-)


Yep, not uncommon it would seem and I was told recently that when central
heating started to become commonplace a number of 'audio buffs' converted
their chimneys into massive horn speakers...!!!???

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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 20:06:54 +0100, "Keith G"
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"Dave xxxxx" wrote in message
r.co.uk...
http://www.royaldevice.com/custom3.htm


want two lol

Yep, I gotta admit it - that *is* impressive!!! :-)

Not really, as the system would have worked better as an infinite
baffle arrangement, avoiding the need for all that concrete. Nice
technobabble bull****, though.................


I trust fellow 'sportsmen' here will note that I don't take an easy
shot at this 'low bird'...... ;-)




Best easy shot is with a http://photogallery.net/sub.jpg big sub......


I've been contemplating building a sub, but not quite on this scale!!!
;-)



I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't
remember which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete
underfloor subwoofer builds :-)


Yep, not uncommon it would seem and I was told recently that when central
heating started to become commonplace a number of 'audio buffs' converted
their chimneys into massive horn speakers...!!!???



The driver/s at the chinney pot end?
Thats reminded me of one of my early DIY build speakers (full range) in
concrete pipes - sounded okay.
I thought I was daft building support towers etc. underfloor but now I feel
quite 'normal' after seeing that subwoofer build site :-)

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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 20:06:54 +0100, "Keith G"
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"Dave xxxxx" wrote in message
er.co.uk...
http://www.royaldevice.com/custom3.htm


want two lol

Yep, I gotta admit it - that *is* impressive!!! :-)

Not really, as the system would have worked better as an infinite
baffle arrangement, avoiding the need for all that concrete. Nice
technobabble bull****, though.................


I trust fellow 'sportsmen' here will note that I don't take an easy
shot at this 'low bird'...... ;-)




Best easy shot is with a http://photogallery.net/sub.jpg big sub......


I've been contemplating building a sub, but not quite on this scale!!!
;-)



I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't
remember which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete
underfloor subwoofer builds :-)


Yep, not uncommon it would seem and I was told recently that when central
heating started to become commonplace a number of 'audio buffs' converted
their chimneys into massive horn speakers...!!!???



The driver/s at the chinney pot end?


So I gather, but this was from another Scot in whom I'm fast losing
faith.....


Thats reminded me of one of my early DIY build speakers (full range) in
concrete pipes - sounded okay.
I thought I was daft building support towers etc. underfloor but now I
feel quite 'normal' after seeing that subwoofer build site :-)


:-)

On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 13:59:19 +0100, "Keith G"
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"Mike Gilmour" wrote in message
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"Keith G" wrote in message
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"Mike Gilmour" wrote in message
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I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't
remember which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete
underfloor subwoofer builds :-)


Yep, not uncommon it would seem and I was told recently that when central
heating started to become commonplace a number of 'audio buffs' converted
their chimneys into massive horn speakers...!!!???


The driver/s at the chinney pot end?

So I gather, but this was from another Scot in whom I'm fast losing
faith.....

IIRC, the driver was at the fireplace end, the chimney being used as a
B&W style tapered transmission line, rather than a horn. But it was a
long time ago, late '60s or early '70s I think.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

In message , Stewart
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IIRC, the driver was at the fireplace end, the chimney being used as a
B&W style tapered transmission line, rather than a horn. But it was a
long time ago, late '60s or early '70s I think.

Worked well with glass-fibre loft insulation stuffed up the chimney to
damp the resonances. A good location for a proper bass woofer if you
still happen to have the right chimney.

I've even got the ideal Goodmans Audiom 81 to use for it to keep it all
early-70s style! (As well as four Goodmans 301s for when I finally can
afford to buy a barn!)
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Chris Morriss

On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 12:45:45 +0100, "Keith G"
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"Mike Gilmour" wrote in message
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I remember an article in one of the UK mags some years ago, can't remember
which ... of a guy in Wales who specialised in concrete underfloor
subwoofer builds :-)

Yep, not uncommon it would seem and I was told recently that when central
heating started to become commonplace a number of 'audio buffs' converted
their chimneys into massive horn speakers...!!!???

IIRC, that was popularised by John Baldock in Hi-Fi News.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering