Will the owner of this pic please stand up (SDA XO)

[ben62670]

http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh83/ben62670/Picture333.jpg?t=1208412726
Nice work from a newbie:)

He can take over from here...

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[F1nut]

Very nice!

[domesda2b]

Thanks Club Polk for helping me complete my project!

[ben62670]

I love those inductors. I have used a few, and the added bass is very nice.
Enjoy!

[domesda2b]

Really enjoying.. I ended up using high density 1/8" thick x 1/4" high density foam tape weatherstrip to reseal all drivers. Two strips around each speaker. Orgasmic!

[domesda2b]

Can really tell the difference in low resistance on that iron core inductor.

[george daniel]

Very nice indeed. Looks like you put a lot of thought and time into those.

[Boywonder]

Not to thread hijack, but what are the saw "score-cuts" in the panels for? I'm assuming that they are possibly for changing/reducing panel resonance. The pic above clearly shows the saw "score-cuts" in the panels. My SDA's have the cuts, by my monitors don't.

[strider]

There have really been a bunch of nice looking, pimped out, 2B's poppoing up lately.

Nice work!

[domesda2b]

Information on how my project got started, help and directions.

Thank you,

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=65894

[domesda2b]

Not to thread hijack, but what are the saw "score-cuts" in the panels for? I'm assuming that they are possibly for changing/reducing panel resonance. The pic above clearly shows the saw "score-cuts" in the panels. My SDA's have the cuts, by my monitors don't.

Probably to save on wood. No really, I have no idea, maybe they got a good deal on the material hehe.. maybe someone else will chime in on this. All I know is I didn't want and mounting bracket screws going into that slot! Peace...

[NotaSuv]

very very nice work my friend

[schwarcw]

Very nice work domesda2b! I like how you put everything on a new mount. New inductors is interesting. I never had the initiative to try it. Maybe too much fear of the unknown. It looks like you re-sealed the perimeter with glue. Is that Liquid Nails or what?

Welcome to club Polk!:)

[domesda2b]

Very nice work domesda2b! I like how you put everything on a new mount. New inductors is interesting. I never had the initiative to try it. Maybe too much fear of the unknown. It looks like you re-sealed the perimeter with glue. Is that Liquid Nails or what?

Welcome to club Polk!:)

Apparently it's a factories attempt at a hot melt glue gasket.. Ok, my right sda speakers passive sub is weaker than the left. I replaced made up new tweeter seal, sealed binding posts and connect cable socket. Still not as strong as right! makes me wonder if a factory hot melt glue seam is bad? Interesting question. No I did not put that glue around the inside! I'm going to take everything out of the box wires and things and then dump a gallon of something or other inside and shake it around. Hmm does one of those giant size warehouse clubs sell giant packs of hot melt glue? But where would I find a gun big enough I'd have to cook it outside in a pot or on the stove and pour it in...:D

[domesda2b]

I mean left hehe

[domesda2b]

Ok I think I fingered out the mystery of the weak right channel passive sub. I had the green and blue wires switched on the right 6511 driver. Ooops I did a.. Happens to the best of us. Sounds much better now:)

[domesda2b]

Dang now I gotta check them all! Oops I better not multi-post. hey this is good information. Another problem figured out! Thanks

[NotaSuv]

its that ongoing commentary that makes the post :)

[honda cber]

Really enjoying....... Orgasmic!

wait.............

you are using SL2000WC?????

















:rolleyes:
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[geoff727]

A very clean, professional looking crossover. Very nice to look at!! Are those Dayton caps?

[domesda2b]

Using silk dome rdo 194 tweeters. yes dayton audio caps. Yes, commentary good:)