Crazy small cabinet

[Pilgrim]

my friend had one of those back in the day. Awful car, broke all the time. We called it the 'Grenade.' Later, he got an Explorer which was no better, which we dubbed the 'Exploder.'

I can only endorse both statements - especially the Ford Granola. Probably one of the least inspired vehicles ever to come out of Detroit.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

For a reasonable middle ground, I might suggest looking at the little 12" build that I've written up at my non commercial web page. It weighs about 17 pounds.

Hi, great drawings. Do you have a drawing on where your internal bracing is on your 12" build? Thanks for the great tutorial!

 

[fdeck]

Hi, great drawings. Do you have a drawing on where your internal bracing is on your 12" build? Thanks for the great tutorial!

I was in the process of updating my drawings, and got side tracked. The brace basically forms one side of the port, if you will, and just goes all the way up the back of the speaker. Its placement and size are not super critical.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

I was in the process of updating my drawings, and got side tracked. The brace basically forms one side of the port, if you will, and just goes all the way up the back of the speaker. Its placement and size are not super critical.

Thanks, I have two 12" speakers and have been looking for a very simple solution like the ones you built and spec'ed out.

One last question. What is the depth of the front speaker baffle? Looks like an inch.

 

[fdeck]

Thanks, I have two 12" speakers and have been looking for a very simple solution like the ones you built and spec'ed out.

One last question. What is the depth of the front speaker baffle? Looks like an inch.

Inch and a quarter, which turns out to be not quite enough to clear the driver flange plus bug-eye grille, but works fine.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

Inch and a quarter, which turns out to be not quite enough to clear the driver flange plus bug-eye grille, but works fine.

Thanks.

 

[mrufino1]

I just got back from my first gig with my tb110 cab. It was fun loading out with my bass on my back, amp in a shoulder bag, and cabinet in one hand. Bh250 (not a ton of WATTS ) was at about 30% the whole night (DI into PA, with subs). No complaints about the sound at all and a fun load in and load out- it's a new day!

 

[N. Kentucky Bass]

Selling one of my wooden Crazy8s, the one with a kickstand if you're interested.

For Sale - Crazy8 (wooden) and custom leather cover | TalkBass.com

 

[basstinker]

Hallo dear TBr's.
I've read this whole thread and I'm impressed by how high You Guys value this Crazy 8/88 cab. Are there any sound or video samples/ tests of this cab available anywhere. I've found on youtube only Fearless 112 test which is very impressive and encouraging, but nothing about Crazy 88.
If any coud say something how Crazy 8/88 compares tonaly to MBs Traveler 121h (that I presently have) for DB sound.
best regards to Every One here.