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I've been quite satisfied with rope chaulk. It's easy to apply and you can run a bead around both sides of the mounting screws. Mark

Dyno- Mite! Its an attitude JJ

Perhaps if you think of speaker ports, you might get some ideas. Drill an extra hole at what would be the back of the stand and install say a 2" flared port that runs from the upper shelf to an 1 1/2 or so above the next self down. Repeat for as many shelves as you have. Depending on the...

I'll be starting my sonotube project this week after spending a couple of monthe doing research. I'm wondering if the 10" port is the problem. There is a rule of thumb that states that the port volume shouldn't exceed a certian level of the volume of the driver ... or something like that...

Chad, You'll want to look at speakers that have the Theil(?)Small specs. These numbers allow you to load a driver into a modeling program such as noted above and see it performs in a given enclosure. Mark

Remember to heat the work not the solder.

Hmmm Just a wild ass guess. Your plugs and sockets are polarized? If not, have you tried turning the plug over? Is the hum a 60 cycle hum? Have you tried to run a ground to say your cold water inlet? Do you have any dimmers in the room? They can induce hum. If the noise is at sixty cycles...

I know that there are project boxes available in various sizes at electronics stores. They come on various sizes etc., some with punch outs for knobs and stuff. You'd probably have to paint but that's where I'd be looking. Mark

Thanks chris, I'll try that! Not too many suppliers around here though. Mark

Checked out prices on sonotube today ...$70 plus and only available in 12' lengths! Any one in the Ottawa area want to share either one I buy or one you've got? Thanks Mark

Please forgive me. What do the different regions refer to? Are you talking world regions? Please advise Mark

Couple of places you could try in the GTA are: http://www.mcbrideloudspeaker.com/ in Waterloo and sorry the other site is down.