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Junk Yard Dog
Well-known member
Hey Guys,
I have a 2x12 diagonal (27"hx26"wx14"d) and I need to install the center brace/post. I'm not a cab maker, so just wanted to see what you guys know or tips. When I tried, here's what I did and noticed. Please let me know if any of this incorrect. I have not installed the brace yet, but am setting it up before drilling it in.
1) I laid the cab on its face, on the floor and removed the back baffle/panel
2) I installed the speakers
3) I placed the brace in the center of the cab, on the front panel. I did not install the brace, but merely placed it dead center, where I presume it will be drilled into the front baffle
4) The brace has a light mesh over it which will touch the back baffle
5) To see how the back baffle closes, I placed it back on the cabinet, where it slightly flexes/does not close completely. Hence, if I were to drill the screws in, the back baffle will have a slight bow to it. Is this normal??
Thanks, guys!
I have a 2x12 diagonal (27"hx26"wx14"d) and I need to install the center brace/post. I'm not a cab maker, so just wanted to see what you guys know or tips. When I tried, here's what I did and noticed. Please let me know if any of this incorrect. I have not installed the brace yet, but am setting it up before drilling it in.
1) I laid the cab on its face, on the floor and removed the back baffle/panel
2) I installed the speakers
3) I placed the brace in the center of the cab, on the front panel. I did not install the brace, but merely placed it dead center, where I presume it will be drilled into the front baffle
4) The brace has a light mesh over it which will touch the back baffle
5) To see how the back baffle closes, I placed it back on the cabinet, where it slightly flexes/does not close completely. Hence, if I were to drill the screws in, the back baffle will have a slight bow to it. Is this normal??
Thanks, guys!