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Post your home built cabinet

I built the bottom left to go with the top left. If I had to do it again, I'd probably just buy a finished one.

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Why not build again?

In addition to the actual time it took to build it, I spent a lot of hours hunting parts. For example, I got the grill from a sheet metal guy who cut and bent some perforated steel that I then rattle canned. The carpet seam was a particular PITA. In fact, I did it years ago and never got around to putting in some batting.

It was fun, I learned a lot, and I ended up with a nice cab but these days, I'd rather plunk down the cash than spend the time. Of course, if you want something that someone doesn't already make, home made is the way to go.
 
Two 115 neos...27 lbs. each. 20X20X16. Made with braced 1/2" ply. Loaded with Eminence C2515's. Loud...real loud. Being light and small, below 70Hz the low end fundamental isn't loud but I don't need or want a lot of deep low end onstage. Producing loud harmonics above the fundamental is what most commercial cabs do anyway.

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