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i have seen several cabs and heads that have metal grates for the grills. i was wondering if anyone knew where i could find some at? i do not need alot just enough for a project.
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Re: metal grills for cabs and heads?
yeah man thanks for the link that is what i am looking for. i wonder how hard it would be to cut to size.Originally posted by metlking View PostComment
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Go to home depot and buy some 12 gauge steel cutters.....like a really powerful pair of pliers/wirecutters. Should only be 10-$15 and will do the trick right.Originally posted by man-in-moon View Post- KEVIN
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Re: metal grills for cabs and heads?
I get that stuff from McNichols.
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Re: metal grills for cabs and heads?
Go to Lowes. They have 3 types of metal you can use. Look in the sheet metal section. This is the type I used. Made of aluminum and cut by heavy scissors.Comment
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Ebay.
The good heavy gauge stuff is very expensive, Like, I mean, very VERY expensive for a perfoated sheet . Not sure if it comes powder coated.
The cheaper gauge stuff is much less costly.For low watt combos, the cheap gauge stuff can work.
That said, for speaker grills in general , the heavy gauge stuff is optimal.
I forgot where to get the good heavy gauge stuff, I think on ebay, and 'Zoro Tools' IIRC."Anyone who understands Jazz knows that you can't understand it. It's too complicated. That's what's so simple about it." - Yogi BerraComment
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