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OxJohnson

May 28, 2007
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Atlanta, Georgia
digitalmirth.blogspot.com
#1
I just scored a Peavey 210-TX cab for $50 off of CL.

The tweeter is shot and I didn't test the drivers, but the owner claimed that they worked fine... but for $50... I figure worst case scenario I replace the 10's with some Beta10s or 2510s. The hardware and box alone are worth over $50.

If anyone has been keeping up with my plans y'all know that I was just getting ready to build a BF Omni10. I have already purchased the plans and was getting ready to buy the materials today when I stumbled across this. Now I realize that the BF will blow this out of the water... but for a quick fix I figure that this will fit the bill.

I am going to go out tomorrow to get some leopard skin cloth to cover it in. This, or any other $50 cab, deserves to be pimped. I think that I may paint the speaker grill gold too. Why not?!

Ox.
 
#3
Oh... one more thing... Does anyone know an EASY way to add speakon to this cab? My QSC only has speakon outs and I would like to augment the cab with speakon. I could drill the metal back plate if required, but if there is a simple drop-in plate with a speakon jack, that would probably be optimal for my needs.

I would assume that I could keep the 1/4" and just parallel wire it, right?

I know these are kinda dumb questions, but it is late and I would like to get at it tomorrow!

Thanks,
Ox.
 
#5
bassmodder said:
Some of those speakon plates are available on Ebay. Modification will be needed to fit that into the stock hole though!
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Nice score. You may have enough room around the crossover to mount a Speakon on the original plate. Perhaps the easiest solution would be to make a Speakon to 1/4 inch cable...but then you lose the Speakon's locking (and safety) aspects. Not sure, but I would be a little surprised if the commercially available Penn/Elcom et.al. plates would be the same size as the stock Peavey plate-if so, they'd work, but you'd need to mount the crossover elsewhere. Also, if there is a horn attenuator, that would need to be transferred to the new plate as well.

All said, I would opt for trying to mount a Speakon jack on the original plate. Use a hole saw to drill the main hole and a round file to cut the 'ears' for the mounting screws.

Cheers,

Kim
 
#7
Well the build/modification is underway!

I just gutted the box and started spraying the hardware. It turns out that I will probably just have to install a separate plate. The L-Pad electronics and crossover on this one are kinda close to the jack and probably not worth messing with.

I picked up some leopardskin upholstery at the fabric store on sale for $1.50 a yard! I couldn't believe it! It has a nice backing and is made for furniture. The same thing online cost about $12 a yard. I bought all they had... 6.5 yards. I figure that I can mod another cab later if this one turns out o.k.

I gotta hand it to Peavey. This is one solid cab! It is made out of some pretty nice 7-ply and has a MASSIVE brace running through it. The construction seems pretty top notch!

Ox.
 

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