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In Reply to: JBL D/E/K Series Drivers and such posted by Thorsten on May 24, 2000 at 12:20:34:
Hi Thorsten!All your posts on this "2-Way" thread are loaded with information. What you said about the JBL K-110, K-120 and the K-130 sounds great to me! Do you have any cubic-liter suggestions for the small "stand mounter" speaker (JBL K-110 and JBL 075)? Is it 50L or less? How about the cubic-liters for the K-120 and the K-130? Now, you don't have to be too precise on this; a general idea of the enclosure sizes is fine with me!
On the JBL 075...
Bitte! I need just a little bit more information on the JBL-075. Can I remove the metal horn housing? I really don't find it difficult to build wood horns. I've built wood horns in the past. So I do have experience, etc. I just want to know if these can be taken apart easily. I mean, you suggested this type of work with the TAD TD-2001. So I don't feel there's to big a difference between the TAD and the JBL. Or is there?Thank you in advance for your help in this regard!
Regards,
GariverI DO not find building wood-horns difficult to build. Sure, they DO take time and lots of patience.
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Follow Ups
- Re: JBL 075 Bullet HF Horn...more info need! - Gariver 13:33:17 05/24/00 (2)
- Re: JBL 075 Bullet HF Horn...more info need! - Thorsten 03:02:16 05/25/00 (1)
- Great suggestions...Thanks!!! - Gariver 10:37:06 05/25/00 (0)
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