Chris Tsutsui
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$150 + shipping (or pickup at the shop)
Just wanted to see if anyone would be interested in buying a custom designed and built adire alignment tempest enclosure.
The box will be handcrafted by a professional contractor working for (U&G company). Made of 3/4" MDF, mitered edges, using screws/nails/glue for air tight assembly and holes for dual 3" flared ports and 15" driver. (No driver/ports/amp included)
I have designed the enclosure to look like a frustum pyramid as seen here. This design helps reduce internal standing waves as well as being unique. There will be an internal cross brace as seen in the cad drawing of 3/4" mdf with 4" holes.
The legs and speaker terminal can be designed anyway the buyer wants.
The reason we are selling this is because we will make this one as a template, and then make MY box out of an expensive laminate. So we will have 1 box left over. [After one is built, it becomes very easy to build multiples]
Email me at [email protected] for any questions or offers. If you live near Santa ana or Laguna Hills, (Southern California) then you can drive by the shop and see the box before you buy it. The contractor asked me to see if anyone was interested since we will be making the box(s) this weekend.
I prefer to do business in person since shipping costs will be high. If people show interest, we will build the box and then I can post pictures of the finished product on a website.
Since the box hasn't been built, we can sell the panels pre-cut for $100. You'll get 4 sides, base, and top with mitered edges and hole cut-outs to fit. I don't think I can charge less since it's over $40 for materials. We can also countersunk and pre-drill screw holes. I don't really want to go through the hassle of shipping so I'll leave the offer to pick-up at the contractor's shop.
(My one concern is that ppl won't be able to built it due to the mitered edges and odd shape. We will use special clamps and possibly biscuits to aid the build.)
My char is HouRman9 on ebay
AIM char: HouRman9
Contractor: Steffen Damgaard
Just wanted to see if anyone would be interested in buying a custom designed and built adire alignment tempest enclosure.
The box will be handcrafted by a professional contractor working for (U&G company). Made of 3/4" MDF, mitered edges, using screws/nails/glue for air tight assembly and holes for dual 3" flared ports and 15" driver. (No driver/ports/amp included)
I have designed the enclosure to look like a frustum pyramid as seen here. This design helps reduce internal standing waves as well as being unique. There will be an internal cross brace as seen in the cad drawing of 3/4" mdf with 4" holes.
The legs and speaker terminal can be designed anyway the buyer wants.
The reason we are selling this is because we will make this one as a template, and then make MY box out of an expensive laminate. So we will have 1 box left over. [After one is built, it becomes very easy to build multiples]
Email me at [email protected] for any questions or offers. If you live near Santa ana or Laguna Hills, (Southern California) then you can drive by the shop and see the box before you buy it. The contractor asked me to see if anyone was interested since we will be making the box(s) this weekend.
I prefer to do business in person since shipping costs will be high. If people show interest, we will build the box and then I can post pictures of the finished product on a website.
Since the box hasn't been built, we can sell the panels pre-cut for $100. You'll get 4 sides, base, and top with mitered edges and hole cut-outs to fit. I don't think I can charge less since it's over $40 for materials. We can also countersunk and pre-drill screw holes. I don't really want to go through the hassle of shipping so I'll leave the offer to pick-up at the contractor's shop.
(My one concern is that ppl won't be able to built it due to the mitered edges and odd shape. We will use special clamps and possibly biscuits to aid the build.)
My char is HouRman9 on ebay
AIM char: HouRman9
Contractor: Steffen Damgaard