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Let the Insanity begin!

OK, so I was feeling experimental. In talking with a buddy of mine who's pretty savvy with WinISD, we decided to do our own take on the Phil Jones bass cabs. Sort of.

What we came up with was a 16x5 cabinet, loaded with Dayton Audio Aluminum-cone drivers.

Last night, another buddy and I began the build.

Step 1 - take everything out of the box.

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I would strongly suggest standing it all up against your kids' broken toys, to make your stuff look that much better...

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I had painted the baffle prior to assembly, because I'm pretty fond of my house and didn't want to explode it with paint fumes in the basement. And because I had a couple of minutes to spare.

Once the cab was assembled, we did a dry-fit/drop-in install on the drivers and ports.

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sound clips would be awesome! How much did the whole project put you under? Wana build me 5x5??:smug:lol

TCI (total cost involved) so far is under $400. that includes materials, shipping, and beer.

to be fair, i didn't do the wood work myself. i don't have the skills or tools. the designer did the wood, then packed it flat and shipped it to me. i'm doing assembly and wiring.