Built a "micro cab"

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rumblebox

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I had a ****ty pair of old Aiwa 3-way speakers i was about to throw away and wondered how the 6.5" woofers would sound with the JSX. So i cut the front of the boxes off to remove the mids and tweeders, cut the tops of the boxes off, glued them together, and wired them in series.

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Nostalgic Distortion said:
Ghetto.... That's straight up Muther Flurkin GANSTA!!!

I bet it would be a great cab to run a little 5W Class A head out of???
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They're actually not that efficient. I have to crank the 120w JSX significantly more to get the same volume out of them as the Governors or Patriots.

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rumblebox said:
They're actually not that efficient. I have to crank the 120w JSX significantly more to get the same volume out of them as the Governors or Patriots.

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A giant paper midrange is likely to be much more efficient in the guitar band than a woofer from a bass-heavy compact stereo system. (You took the crossovers out, right?)
 
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Little Pigbacon said:
A giant paper midrange is likely to be much more efficient in the guitar band than a woofer from a bass-heavy compact stereo system. (You took the crossovers out, right?)
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There weren't any to the woofers

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You DO know you can get old 60's-70's 12" speaker cabs for stereo systems for like $25???
 
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