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tom_furman

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I got all these ideas from you folks and I've just been too lazy to take pics, but here we are.

My flexy rack. Used (3) 6' threaded rods, 3/4" thick. The laminated shelvles came from Home Depot. Very sturdy and I love the fact that it is adjustable. I've had to add more shelves quite a few times.




Now for my Tempest sub. I used 20" sonotube, 3/4 MDF, a PE grill, PE 250 plate amp (all the normal goodies) I took the extra time to make the gill and amp flush. well worth it. Just need to make the sock, but once again I'm too lazy.



And finally my cd/dvd wall unit. Simple enough.


Questions, comments?

Thanks again, Tom
 

Allen Ross

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is it just the angle or is the flexy not level? looks like the lower left is really low.

The top of your tempest is really nice
 

tom_furman

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it's just the crappy pics i took. i had it pulled away from the wall to do some tinkering when i took the pics. and the way i bent over for the photo makes it look all crazy. i put a level on each shelf to make sure when i tightened the screws
 

Joe Hsu

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Way to take away from MY accomplishments ;) jp, jp

Your projects look gorgeous, and I must say, you have a huge rack :) The sub is very nice...but I was wondering exactly how tall that was, and what you have it tuned to?
 

tom_furman

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to be honest joe i built it last fall so i'd have to look up the specs, but if i remember correctly it should be tuned to 20-22hz. it stands roughly 60" tall, 6" port, etc.(it had to be a bit taller due to the enclosed amp)

i made templates for all the cuts so when i get a bigger room i'll make it a twin. :)
 

tom_furman

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I used a very high tech method to get that finish - spray paint!

I covered the whole thing in a nice heavy coat, then sanded it down. Put a lighter coat of paint on, then sanded it LIGHTLY. One final coat of spray paint and it was done!

Of course i wont mention the 3 times I goofed it up and had to take my power sander to the whole thing and start over :b
 

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