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fEARful part 13: the bad luck's done, son

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architect: Do you have neon lighting behind your grill? What's with the "W?"
 
After messing around with the sub idea, doing a bastardized version in a modded TL-606 cab, (3015LF and CBG low pass) and digging around in my stuff looking for stuff to sell, I find I have all the parts for a 15/6 save the Lpad resistors. I'm thinking that gives me a bit more flexablility than a stand alone sub.

One 15/6 with reverse baffle coming up. Hopefully before it gets too cold to work with glue in an unheated space.

The 12/6 is still getting all the work. The whole rig, 12/6 cab, 4 space skb rack, gear bag and a bass in a gig bag, fits in the trunk of my Corolla.[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

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Here's the 12/6 cube on the "not really that close" sub, and an old shot of the 15/6/1.

The 15/6/1 and 12/6 work really well together. I seem to be getting by with 700 watts at 4 ohm.

Thanks to Greenboy and the whole community of fEarful fans.
 
Thanks for the info. I haven't yet registered for the other forum, but I will so I can be in the loop.


Concerning 15sub dimensions, there are several reasons they are what they are. You brought this up on my forum and I answered there, over the course of several posts, mike. You were there to post so I assume you were also there to read since you quoted several of those posts.

The "matched depth" approach is inferior acoustically with the 15sub's intended purpose of working modularly with all the dedicated-mid-driver fEARfuls. As well as acoustic advantages to the current dimensions, those dimensions make the 15sub capable of matching width dimensions with any other fEARful model - the 12/6, the 12/6cube, the 15/6, the 15/6tube, the 1212/6, and the 1515/66 all work with the 15sub.

Even visually I consider the other approach inferior, with any one of these other fEARfuls. The new esthetic is that form follows function and the best is always more beautiful ; }

I won't be on TB that often, folks.
 
It's about 16 blue LED's mounted to the chassis of the 3015LF; they turn on with the inbuilt amp. Quit cool i think.

The [W] is the first letter of my and my brothers familyname we have built two of these cabs together.

"Inbuilt amp?" Do you have a plate amp installed on your fEarful? PICS, STAT! Also, what powers the LEDs? Are you using a relay like in a car audio application? We need all of the informations, please!
 
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