I am a humble speaker builder, always seeking more info on this addictive hobby from folks that are more knowledgeable than I. My main vocation is riding and writing about motorcycles, both old and new. I have a physical disability that is similar to a very bad case of arthritis, which reduces my range-of-motion in all my joints so I have only 30-40% of normal movement, especially in my hands and arms. Yes, a "handicapped motorcyclist" is an oxy-moron of the highest order! But I love building nice speakers and riding my many motorcycles. By the end of this year, 2004, I will have clocked over 100,000 miles by motorcycle. http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/DSCF2049/4114984_AmTZc-Ti.jpg http://custom.smugmug.com/popular/ 2009-12-09T22:49:48Z Copyright 2009, the copyright holder of each photograph. Some portions copyright SmugMug. All rights reserved. SmugMug <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />I added this set of plans that I got from Parts Express so I could post it on their Tech Talk forum for someone who needed dimensions for their sub.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#13480731_jRQmB" title="I added this set of plans that I got from Parts Express so I could post it on their Tech Talk forum for someone who needed dimensions for their sub."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/302-800d-subwoofer-cabinets/13480731_jRQmB-Th.jpg" width="150" height="116" alt="I added this set of plans that I got from Parts Express so I could post it on their Tech Talk forum for someone who needed dimensions for their sub." title="I added this set of plans that I got from Parts Express so I could post it on their Tech Talk forum for someone who needed dimensions for their sub." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-10T10:56:48Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/302-800d-subwoofer-cabinets/13480731_jRQmB-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Close up of the 2nd order lo-pass x-over for a Vifa P17WJ woofer.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4235848_X5E4R" title="Close up of the 2nd order lo-pass x-over for a Vifa P17WJ woofer."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/VifaP17lo-passXO2/4235848_X5E4R-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="Close up of the 2nd order lo-pass x-over for a Vifa P17WJ woofer." title="Close up of the 2nd order lo-pass x-over for a Vifa P17WJ woofer." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-07T14:49:47Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/VifaP17lo-passXO2/4235848_X5E4R-Th.jpg 2004-05-14 23:41:13 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Crossovers done for the TriTrix.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#107906130_WYVKz" title="Crossovers done for the TriTrix."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TriTrix-build-XO-002/107906130_WYVKz-Th.jpg" width="150" height="146" alt="Crossovers done for the TriTrix." title="Crossovers done for the TriTrix." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:22:46Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TriTrix-build-XO-002/107906130_WYVKz-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />The hi-pass x-over for an Audax TM020J3 tweeter. This is a design by Lou C. and is called the "Azurite". It will use 2 Vifa BC11 4.5" woofers in an MTM alignment. If you check pages 4 and 5 ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4235845_78b5u" title="The hi-pass x-over for an Audax TM020J3 tweeter. This is a design by Lou C. and is called the "Azurite". It will use 2 Vifa BC11 4.5" woofers in an MTM alignment. If you check pages 4 and 5 ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/AudaxTM020J3hi-passXO/4235845_78b5u-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="The hi-pass x-over for an Audax TM020J3 tweeter. This is a design by Lou C. and is called the "Azurite". It will use 2 Vifa BC11 4.5" woofers in an MTM alignment. If you check pages 4 and 5 ..." title="The hi-pass x-over for an Audax TM020J3 tweeter. This is a design by Lou C. and is called the "Azurite". It will use 2 Vifa BC11 4.5" woofers in an MTM alignment. If you check pages 4 and 5 ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-11-12T15:36:47Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/AudaxTM020J3hi-passXO/4235845_78b5u-Th.jpg 2004-05-14 23:40:21 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />These x-overs are for a new project, my Focal TC90td5 tweeters and Vifa P17WJ woofers. 2nd order lo-pass on top, 3rd order hi-pass on bottom. This is the alignment that was worked up for me ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4235846_BnERe" title="These x-overs are for a new project, my Focal TC90td5 tweeters and Vifa P17WJ woofers. 2nd order lo-pass on top, 3rd order hi-pass on bottom. This is the alignment that was worked up for me ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/focalTC90-vifaP17xovers/4235846_BnERe-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="These x-overs are for a new project, my Focal TC90td5 tweeters and Vifa P17WJ woofers. 2nd order lo-pass on top, 3rd order hi-pass on bottom. This is the alignment that was worked up for me ..." title="These x-overs are for a new project, my Focal TC90td5 tweeters and Vifa P17WJ woofers. 2nd order lo-pass on top, 3rd order hi-pass on bottom. This is the alignment that was worked up for me ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-02-22T22:21:56Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/focalTC90-vifaP17xovers/4235846_BnERe-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a> </p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#113008586_Ec34S" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo"><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TriTrixMT-woofer-tweeter/113008586_Ec34S-Th-1.gif" width="150" height="134" alt="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-06-08T13:20:12Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TriTrixMT-woofer-tweeter/113008586_Ec34S-Th-1.gif <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />This is the current KZ440 that I still own. I found this one in '95. It was in sad shape, buried under a pile of debris and old furniture. Only 700 miles on it but it had 7 year old gas in t ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#236496566_sAAhk" title="This is the current KZ440 that I still own. I found this one in '95. It was in sad shape, buried under a pile of debris and old furniture. Only 700 miles on it but it had 7 year old gas in t ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Friskies-with-Kawasaki-KZ440/236496566_sAAhk-Th.jpg" width="150" height="120" alt="This is the current KZ440 that I still own. I found this one in '95. It was in sad shape, buried under a pile of debris and old furniture. Only 700 miles on it but it had 7 year old gas in t ..." title="This is the current KZ440 that I still own. I found this one in '95. It was in sad shape, buried under a pile of debris and old furniture. Only 700 miles on it but it had 7 year old gas in t ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:22:46Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Friskies-with-Kawasaki-KZ440/236496566_sAAhk-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />The original design was a mylar Pioneer tweeter with an MCM kevlar 5.25" woofer, textbook XO. I made the cabinets from some leftover pieces (particle board) of a water damaged bandpass car s ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#285332687_cNhaD" title="The original design was a mylar Pioneer tweeter with an MCM kevlar 5.25" woofer, textbook XO. I made the cabinets from some leftover pieces (particle board) of a water damaged bandpass car s ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Seas-25TAFCD-DefTech-525/285332687_cNhaD-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="The original design was a mylar Pioneer tweeter with an MCM kevlar 5.25" woofer, textbook XO. I made the cabinets from some leftover pieces (particle board) of a water damaged bandpass car s ..." title="The original design was a mylar Pioneer tweeter with an MCM kevlar 5.25" woofer, textbook XO. I made the cabinets from some leftover pieces (particle board) of a water damaged bandpass car s ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:22:46Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Seas-25TAFCD-DefTech-525/285332687_cNhaD-Th.jpg 2008-04-25 10:48:39 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a> </p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#249175185_Garm5" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo"><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/cabinet-for-Vifa-Morel-2-way/249175185_Garm5-Th.jpg" width="150" height="147" alt="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:14:35Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/cabinet-for-Vifa-Morel-2-way/249175185_Garm5-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a> </p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#239256377_NTkQC" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo"><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Dr-K-MTM-25-way-variant/239256377_NTkQC-Th.jpg" width="150" height="117" alt="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:15:51Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Dr-K-MTM-25-way-variant/239256377_NTkQC-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />I bought the Yamaha CR-420 receiver in 1977 and it's still going strong. I use it in the family room music system. Unfortunately, the cassette deck has a bad motor and no replacement is avai ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#227186000_tPoah" title="I bought the Yamaha CR-420 receiver in 1977 and it's still going strong. I use it in the family room music system. Unfortunately, the cassette deck has a bad motor and no replacement is avai ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Vintage-Yamaha-CR420/227186000_tPoah-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="I bought the Yamaha CR-420 receiver in 1977 and it's still going strong. I use it in the family room music system. Unfortunately, the cassette deck has a bad motor and no replacement is avai ..." title="I bought the Yamaha CR-420 receiver in 1977 and it's still going strong. I use it in the family room music system. Unfortunately, the cassette deck has a bad motor and no replacement is avai ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:22:46Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Vintage-Yamaha-CR420/227186000_tPoah-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a> </p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#219095851_QgPb6" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo"><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Deftech-525-with-silkie/219095851_QgPb6-Th.jpg" width="150" height="117" alt="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-05-20T08:15:51Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Deftech-525-with-silkie/219095851_QgPb6-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />This is me, the "handicapped motorcyclist" and humble speaker-builder. Looking at my hand there, you can see how this genetic defect affects my joints.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4114984_AmTZc" title="This is me, the "handicapped motorcyclist" and humble speaker-builder. Looking at my hand there, you can see how this genetic defect affects my joints."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/DSCF2049/4114984_AmTZc-Th.jpg" width="113" height="150" alt="This is me, the "handicapped motorcyclist" and humble speaker-builder. Looking at my hand there, you can see how this genetic defect affects my joints." title="This is me, the "handicapped motorcyclist" and humble speaker-builder. Looking at my hand there, you can see how this genetic defect affects my joints." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-07T13:41:16Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/DSCF2049/4114984_AmTZc-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Just another view of the high-pass section optimized for the Focal TC90td5. I used an Axon cap for the 2.7uf cap, and a Solen for the 4.7uf. A Mills NI resistor is for the series portion of ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4236441_c8EtV" title="Just another view of the high-pass section optimized for the Focal TC90td5. I used an Axon cap for the 2.7uf cap, and a Solen for the 4.7uf. A Mills NI resistor is for the series portion of ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/FocalTC90hi-passXO2/4236441_c8EtV-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="Just another view of the high-pass section optimized for the Focal TC90td5. I used an Axon cap for the 2.7uf cap, and a Solen for the 4.7uf. A Mills NI resistor is for the series portion of ..." title="Just another view of the high-pass section optimized for the Focal TC90td5. I used an Axon cap for the 2.7uf cap, and a Solen for the 4.7uf. A Mills NI resistor is for the series portion of ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-11-12T15:36:47Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/FocalTC90hi-passXO2/4236441_c8EtV-Th.jpg 2004-05-14 23:39:27 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />The completed x-overs for Lou C.'s "Topaz" design; low-pass on top (1st order) and high-pass on bottom (2nd order w/zobel). These will be a birthday present for a friend. He has some old cab ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4839692_mvuVT" title="The completed x-overs for Lou C.'s "Topaz" design; low-pass on top (1st order) and high-pass on bottom (2nd order w/zobel). These will be a birthday present for a friend. He has some old cab ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TopazXO1/4839692_mvuVT-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="The completed x-overs for Lou C.'s "Topaz" design; low-pass on top (1st order) and high-pass on bottom (2nd order w/zobel). These will be a birthday present for a friend. He has some old cab ..." title="The completed x-overs for Lou C.'s "Topaz" design; low-pass on top (1st order) and high-pass on bottom (2nd order w/zobel). These will be a birthday present for a friend. He has some old cab ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-11-12T15:37:14Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/TopazXO1/4839692_mvuVT-Th.jpg 2004-05-30 14:48:57 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Magnet and frame all coated! I let the compound dry over-night so it's completely cured. VB-1 is non-toxic, it's not harmful to get on your skin, and there is absolutely no fumes or nasty sm ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4862523_BD5wZ" title="Magnet and frame all coated! I let the compound dry over-night so it's completely cured. VB-1 is non-toxic, it's not harmful to get on your skin, and there is absolutely no fumes or nasty sm ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/VB1-framemagnet2/4862523_BD5wZ-Th.jpg" width="150" height="113" alt="Magnet and frame all coated! I let the compound dry over-night so it's completely cured. VB-1 is non-toxic, it's not harmful to get on your skin, and there is absolutely no fumes or nasty sm ..." title="Magnet and frame all coated! I let the compound dry over-night so it's completely cured. VB-1 is non-toxic, it's not harmful to get on your skin, and there is absolutely no fumes or nasty sm ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-11-12T15:37:14Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/VB1-framemagnet2/4862523_BD5wZ-Th.jpg 2004-06-03 15:07:22 <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Rear view. This is a passive design for now, because of budget considerations, but I can easily add a subwoofer plate-amp later. The x-over is 2nd order for the sub, and 1st order to the sat ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#5017794_R8pVN" title="Rear view. This is a passive design for now, because of budget considerations, but I can easily add a subwoofer plate-amp later. The x-over is 2nd order for the sub, and 1st order to the sat ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/subwoofer-rear/5017794_R8pVN-Th.jpg" width="150" height="133" alt="Rear view. This is a passive design for now, because of budget considerations, but I can easily add a subwoofer plate-amp later. The x-over is 2nd order for the sub, and 1st order to the sat ..." title="Rear view. This is a passive design for now, because of budget considerations, but I can easily add a subwoofer plate-amp later. The x-over is 2nd order for the sub, and 1st order to the sat ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-11-12T15:37:14Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/subwoofer-rear/5017794_R8pVN-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />It's been about a month since I last posted some pics...I've been enjoying my new subwoofer! It's KILLER! Practically stuns my "calibrated" cat! Anyway, here's a test fit of the Audax tweete ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#5527539_mdqM3" title="It's been about a month since I last posted some pics...I've been enjoying my new subwoofer! It's KILLER! Practically stuns my "calibrated" cat! Anyway, here's a test fit of the Audax tweete ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/test-fit-on-baffle2/5527539_mdqM3-Th.jpg" width="137" height="150" alt="It's been about a month since I last posted some pics...I've been enjoying my new subwoofer! It's KILLER! Practically stuns my "calibrated" cat! Anyway, here's a test fit of the Audax tweete ..." title="It's been about a month since I last posted some pics...I've been enjoying my new subwoofer! It's KILLER! Practically stuns my "calibrated" cat! Anyway, here's a test fit of the Audax tweete ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-07T22:53:09Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/test-fit-on-baffle2/5527539_mdqM3-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />Now you can see the Acousta-Stuf, and there's still one more final top-coat that will be applied to the baffle.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#5591828_wRKbT" title="Now you can see the Acousta-Stuf, and there's still one more final top-coat that will be applied to the baffle."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Speakers-044/5591828_wRKbT-Th.jpg" width="130" height="150" alt="Now you can see the Acousta-Stuf, and there's still one more final top-coat that will be applied to the baffle." title="Now you can see the Acousta-Stuf, and there's still one more final top-coat that will be applied to the baffle." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-07T22:55:48Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Speakers-044/5591828_wRKbT-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />The Topaz and Azurite together.</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#52241240_QoGug" title="The Topaz and Azurite together."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Topaz-and-Azurite/52241240_QoGug-Th.jpg" width="150" height="100" alt="The Topaz and Azurite together." title="The Topaz and Azurite together." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-21T20:33:39Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Topaz-and-Azurite/52241240_QoGug-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a> </p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#186607288_8dwEr" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo"><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Labeled-RicksXO-Topazhipass3/186607288_8dwEr-Th.jpg" width="150" height="60" alt="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" title="John Stockman (custom)'s photo" style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-06-24T15:26:36Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/Labeled-RicksXO-Topazhipass3/186607288_8dwEr-Th.jpg <p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com">John Stockman (custom)</a><br />After some practice with using quarter-round edges and oak veneer, I applied what I learned to this small cabinet. I used a thick (1/16") oak veneer and some of those "buy-out" drivers from ...</p><p><a href="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/115064_GpTCA#4114722_nRcDA" title="After some practice with using quarter-round edges and oak veneer, I applied what I learned to this small cabinet. I used a thick (1/16") oak veneer and some of those "buy-out" drivers from ..."><img src="http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/65inchwoofermonitor2/4114722_nRcDA-Th.jpg" width="113" height="150" alt="After some practice with using quarter-round edges and oak veneer, I applied what I learned to this small cabinet. I used a thick (1/16") oak veneer and some of those "buy-out" drivers from ..." title="After some practice with using quarter-round edges and oak veneer, I applied what I learned to this small cabinet. I used a thick (1/16") oak veneer and some of those "buy-out" drivers from ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p> 2009-07-07T13:47:43Z John Stockman (custom) http://custom.smugmug.com http://custom.smugmug.com/Electronics/Speakers/65inchwoofermonitor2/4114722_nRcDA-Th.jpg 2003-04-13 13:47:07