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Old 9th November 2007, 07:58   #901 (permalink)
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Now that lazy-a$$ owner wouldn't just happen to have a beard bigger than LBM's, would he??
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I would love to see that. May be I might learn something from it.
He's disappeared into thin air

The midbass reproduction in that car was out of this world. Best I've ever heard. IMHO, better than the Alpine X-Types in our installer's OHC. The door was really well-damped (both the plastic panel, as well as the naked door shell). I think about 50% of the damping in that car (and that car was really well-damped) went into the doors.
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Old 9th November 2007, 08:30   #902 (permalink)
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Great work LBM! It looks terrific.

Congrats on another DIY job.
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Old 9th November 2007, 10:01   #903 (permalink)
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Yep. That's the one

He's disappeared into thin air
If you ever catch hold of him, tell him I was calling him a "^$%#W*($($ $&$*#(#)(#*%^&$ $&#()@)*$^@@)_)!(*$^&%$*$ $*&%^#^*@@!)!_)#*$#&$*$($(.......*n"

You get my point?? Please convey it across!
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Old 9th November 2007, 10:50   #904 (permalink)
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If you ever catch hold of him, tell him I was calling him a "^$%#W*($($ $&$*#(#)(#*%^&$ $&#()@)*$^@@)_)!(*$^&%$*$ $*&%^#^*@@!)!_)#*$#&$*$($(.......*n"

You get my point?? Please convey it across!
X 2...
He never picks up calls & now he's rarely seen online on forum...I hope Anoop u can catch him at least.
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Old 9th November 2007, 17:19   #905 (permalink)
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Caught him! hee hee.
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Old 10th November 2007, 00:06   #906 (permalink)
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HI LBM,
Nice work on the door pannel,would love to know how you changed the grille of swift door pannel,and why you used steel spacer that too on woden ring,did u wanted to increase the weight for speaker mounting so that the midbass gets solid base!!
Tell you something 99% of people on this plannet demonstrate and rest does experiments,you are in 1% category!!

Cheers!
Happy diwali to all,Safety is must esp for childern!
Thank you sir...

Correct I have used the wooden spacer first then the Steel one because I wanted a soild and heavy base for mounting. I could have used Aluminum one also but the tapping holes done for mounting the midbass get damage even after few times screwing and unscrewing only. Also I used the mdf as if I had used both the iron spacers the weight would have be quite more.

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Old 10th November 2007, 00:10   #907 (permalink)
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P.S. LBM - If I'm not mistaken that's a milled Aluminium spacer, right?
It is a steel ring.

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The midbass reproduction in that car was out of this world. Best I've ever heard. IMHO, better than the Alpine X-Types in our installer's OHC. The door was really well-damped (both the plastic panel, as well as the naked door shell). I think about 50% of the damping in that car (and that car was really well-damped) went into the doors.
ya I agree when I play the front stage alone some people thing the sub is not required as the Iridium go quite low

And the swift door are real pain. even after 20 sqft of damping done on each door some thing still rattles. I think it is the mirror winding mechanism. But I am ok with it.

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Sir now waiting for the pics...
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Old 10th November 2007, 00:23   #908 (permalink)
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And the swift door are real pain. even after 20 sqft of damping done on each door some thing still rattles. I think it is the mirror winding mechanism. But I am ok with it.
Maybe you should send your car for some damping company's R&D while you're at work.

Poor Swift, I can only imagine what all the parts have gone through.
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Old 11th November 2007, 20:38   #909 (permalink)
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Looks very neat and tight fitting. Is this type of speaker grill/mesh material available for purchase? Are there any companies specializing in this?

BTW how did you finalize on the thickness of the metal ring on which the speaker in now mounted? (before getting it done at a lathe) I know its difficult to measure it as it is behind the door pad... Each time you'll have to keep the door pad back to see if it is obstructed. Or is it easier than I assume? Please shed some light on it.

Your measurement has been spot on... I know many installers will struggle to get it this right.. Hats of to you
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Old 12th November 2007, 12:18   #910 (permalink)
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Your measurement has been spot on... I know many installers will struggle to get it this right.. Hats of to you
LBM-bhai has an entire metal-processing workshop at his disposal, as well as the measurement and machining skills. Only an exacting person like him can put all that to good use - I am sure he has verrry happy customers.
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Old 12th November 2007, 12:28   #911 (permalink)
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Is this type of speaker grill/mesh material available for purchase? Are there any companies specializing in this?
Thats the standard grille that comes with LBM's DLS Iridium speakers.
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Old 12th November 2007, 15:10   #912 (permalink)
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LBM,
Plz share, how did you changed your speaker grille,I would love to try it too..

Cheers!
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Old 13th November 2007, 10:42   #913 (permalink)
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BTW how did you finalize on the thickness of the metal ring on which the speaker in now mounted? (before getting it done at a lathe) I know its difficult to measure it as it is behind the door pad... Each time you'll have to keep the door pad back to see if it is obstructed. Or is it easier than I assume? Please shed some light on it.

Your measurement has been spot on... I know many installers will struggle to get it this right.. Hats of to you
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LBM,
Plz share, how did you changed your speaker grille,I would love to try it too..

Cheers!
Will surely post the details.

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LBM-bhai has an entire metal-processing workshop at his disposal, as well as the measurement and machining skills. Only an exacting person like him can put all that to good use - I am sure he has verrry happy customers.

Hmm kinda of yes, with any kind of machining work with very good accuracy and finish. The tweeter and midrange pods are in progress. The job will be done on a wire cut machine which has the accuracy of 5-10 microns but that much accuracy is not required but the looks will be great.
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Old 13th November 2007, 11:06   #914 (permalink)
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I don't know if I am alone here, but it's very difficult for me to imagine that LBM does any work apart from audio.
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New sub againnnnn ,oh god.

ok let me guess is this the one:

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