It is the P-Touch PC that connects like a regular printer to the pc. I used the one at work that has some "P-Touch Editor 3.2" software. It allowed me to select lots of different fonts. Then I just used the white on clear cartridge.
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fEARful Part Twelve (12)
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It is the P-Touch PC that connects like a regular printer to the pc. I used the one at work that has some "P-Touch Editor 3.2" software. It allowed me to select lots of different fonts. Then I just used the white on clear cartridge.
Looks good.
Minor nit: the unit of resistance, because it is the surname of an actual person, is capitalized. (Ohm, Volt, Ampere, second, meter, liter).
Hi,
I was having a heck of a time finding what I wanted through searching through the many many threads... So I figured It would be quicker to ask!
I'm considering having SHO bass build me a fEARful... Anyone here delt with SHO bass in the past? How was your experience?
Thanks!
I was having a heck of a time finding what I wanted through searching through the many many threads... So I figured It would be quicker to ask!
I'm considering having SHO bass build me a fEARful... Anyone here delt with SHO bass in the past? How was your experience?
Thanks!
I thought about that after I had already printed them.
I did those really fast and since it was at work I didn't get a good opportunity to re-print them. 
I havent had anything built by SHO / Dekker, but I have emailed him a couple times about a 12/6. He is very thorough and precise in in his emails and seems like a very nice guy to deal with.
Well, my fEarful 15/6 is finally together and making sound! Unfortunately, there's a mild distortion coming from somewhere that I'll need to track down. It's not horrible, and I'd gig the cab tomorrow without worrying too much about it, but I know it's not supposed to be there at all...
So, I'm going to open it up probably this weekend and check:
a) the wiring
b) mid range chamber stuffing (my dad did this step without me present)
Any other suggestions? The cab is built as close to spec as I could manage, except I used 1/4" jacks instead of Speakon.
I'm running it with my Ampeg SVT 3PRO, as it's the only amp I have working at the moment that will handle an 8 ohm load.
So, I'm going to open it up probably this weekend and check:
a) the wiring
b) mid range chamber stuffing (my dad did this step without me present)
Any other suggestions? The cab is built as close to spec as I could manage, except I used 1/4" jacks instead of Speakon.
I'm running it with my Ampeg SVT 3PRO, as it's the only amp I have working at the moment that will handle an 8 ohm load.
rpsands said:
Thanks. I'll see if I can't rig something up tonight then. Any suggestions for what to use for a signal generator?
This is what I've used in the past--
Tone Generator Software - Audio Test Tone and Sound Frequency Generator
Tone Generator Software - Audio Test Tone and Sound Frequency Generator
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REW has a nice generator suite including sinus, log sweeps, pink, white and bunch of other cool stuff especially if you want to try your hand at measuring what you build.
If you find it useful would be cool to donate a couple a bucks.
REW has a nice generator suite including sinus, log sweeps, pink, white and bunch of other cool stuff especially if you want to try your hand at measuring what you build.
If you find it useful would be cool to donate a couple a bucks.
Double check your xover wiring and all your solder/crimp/spade connections - make sure you got sealer tape under the mid/jack plate/handles. Check for a leaky jack - if you have an open 1/4" try sticking a squishy earplug in it... hot glue on the backside of leaky speakons can help.
First coat of Duratex went on last night. It's starting to look good...at least to me. 
In this pic you can see the rough parts on the side from the Bondo filler not sanded completely down. This was my first time working with Bondo and, man, does that stuff set quickly. I started on that side and got a bit too much on. I thought I had sanded it enough to not show much behind the duratex but the light color shows it. With a couple more thick coats and the hardware in place it will not be as noticeable.
In this pic you can see the rough parts on the side from the Bondo filler not sanded completely down. This was my first time working with Bondo and, man, does that stuff set quickly. I started on that side and got a bit too much on. I thought I had sanded it enough to not show much behind the duratex but the light color shows it. With a couple more thick coats and the hardware in place it will not be as noticeable.
Sweet!!
I'm digging the orange/white combination you got going on! (with orange you can't go wrong of course, it's our national color here in The Netherlands)
I'm digging the orange/white combination you got going on! (with orange you can't go wrong of course, it's our national color here in The Netherlands
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Sweet!!
I'm digging the orange/white combination you got going on! (with orange you can't go wrong of course, it's our national color here in The Netherlands
Well, it's pretty much like the national colors here in East Tennessee.
I'm a huge Tennessee Vols fan so this cab will be perfect. I always thought I would feel right at home in The Netherlands with all of the orange going on. 
Yeah, obviously the 1/4" jacks are leaking, but after some rooting around yesterday, I'm pretty sure the distortion is coming from the mid driver itself.
I guess I'll have to double check all the wiring next.
I guess I'll have to double check all the wiring next.
Bardley, I don't know why, but that cab is making me hungry.
I love alternate colour schemes!
Does it make you want a creamsicle? LOL
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