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In Reply to: JBL made the cabinet... posted by fishy on April 17, 2014 at 16:46:58:
according to plans from JBL. I started out with just the D-130s in an acoustic suspension cabinet for my guitqr playing days. When I was 24, I purchased the 075 horns and 2400 crossovers. In addition, I cut a rectangular reflex hole. My first reccord was Santana's Abraxas, and I was totally blown away by hearing the high frequencies for the first time.
Eventually, I grew tired of the lack of midrange frequencies compared to speakers that my friends posessed, and I removed the components and sold them on the old Audiomart publication. The buyer told me that the D130 cones were slightly ripped, so I only received the freight charges for the two D130s, the two 075 horns, and the two 2400 crossovers. Boy, was I dumb in the 70s. I've always wondered what that buyer made after replacing the cones. If I had any audio experience, I probably could have figured out how to improve the midrange as well.
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- I had the same set up back in 1964, and my father built the cabinet - alaskahiatt 20:33:40 04/17/14 (0)
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