superscoops x 8

CalSystems wrote: or just dont build scoops. Limited market place.

Unfortunate, but very true.

Should be good market for kick bins, and Hornloaded Mid tops though.

Probably good money to be had in Flatpacks for popular DIY subs/cabs.

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Single driver per cabinet? I take it they're going to be LAB/Psycho/Terrahorn sized?

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Looks good from the simulations, but real world measurements would be nice. What are the plots you've shown being driven at, 1200w exactly?

S.C.A.

Dont be disheartened

your work looks good, and your workshop is my dream come true! pop in a cnc machine in a corner and i would be in heaven... ahhh to have alot that space!

When ever you sell things people always come on and tell you this man sells them for this much and he does so and so. These people often have no idea about building, and dont know that even at the intial price you have not billed your labour fully

so i find the best thing to do is either ignore them [this is what i personally do] or tell them they have found a great deal with the next man and they should take it asap before the other cab builder sells it to someone else

levyte357 wrote:
Used RX18 (best scoop for 1850) sells for £250-£300.

Please try and be fair to newer members Levyte, you have not heard all the scoops around so you cannot make this statement. Theory and plots are one thing, but as you are well aware real life can give you a nasty kick in the ass if you are not careful

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i think ish is the best you can hope for with (turbomax?) with a power rating that high thermal effects on drivers taking that much power are interesting to say the least, im intrigued by this splatter paint finish and am assuming its not something that could be achieved by the likes of people without specialist equipment