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I finally got the new tweeters in, I just put a tick layer of masking tape over the general area and used a jig saw very carefully. This was probably the cleanest circle I have ever cut with one of those saws. I just got tired of waiting, and never had any time to pick up any router bits. The...

Wow, that's a brilliant Idea! I will keep that in mind the next time I do this.

Thanks for the ideas on this. I think that flush trim router bit should do the trick, then I can make a larger template, and raise the bit up to flush mount the tweeter. As far as the hand tools... I need to make the hole about an inch bigger. This could take a while. Even if the tools cost...

That just might work, I could just remove the platform on my drill press. Would be a lot easier than ripping apart a box that's totally held together with wood glue. Thanks for that idea, I will have to see if I can make this work!

I actually was thinking about building a center channel with 6 or 8 of those drivers. The tricky part is getting it to match the other speakers as far as efficiency and impedance. One of these days I will have to dig out my soundhound microphone and measure these speakers. Although a 20-20K...

So I just got in the new Vifa tweeters for my line array, there is just one small problem. The old tweeters have a smaller hole, and there is no longer any material in the center for a hole saw to work (or circle jig). Any idea how to get a larger hole while there is already an existing hole? I...

I just built the crossover myself, it's a simple first-order comprised of an inductor and capacitor. I'm not sure if any of the PE crossovers would have had the right specs for this project.

Hello everyone, I thought I should post something to say Hi to everyone here. I am new to this forum, but I posted on S&V randomly back in the day (neo_densetsu). When I went back there recently I was sad to see everything dead, but then I found this place. Thanks to everyone there, I learned a...