[monty9991]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

Hmm yes you are right. I think monty9991 was getting confused with woofer t-nuts.

well i meant these Tnuts for fiberglassing not for making MDF woofer box.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by monty9991

well i meant these Tnuts for fiberglassing not for making MDF woofer box.

Only the name is common but the purpose of this t-slot nuts is quite different and unique.

[headers]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

Only the name is common but the purpose of this t-slot nuts is quite different and unique.

Correct..

[asejwal]

Forgive my ignorance....But what sort of a subwoofer is that? Why is it so massive at the bottom and what does it achieve with that heavy a bottom?
I hope you'll reply to my stupid question!

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by asejwal

Forgive my ignorance....But what sort of a subwoofer is that? Why is it so massive at the bottom and what does it achieve with that heavy a bottom?
I hope you'll reply to my stupid question!

No your question is not at all stupid. But I think some times my question are stupid.

Anyways it is a SPL subwoofer here are its specs..

:: Ground Zero :: Subwoofer / GZPW 15

[monty9991]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

Only the name is common but the purpose of this t-slot nuts is quite different and unique.

you are right.

[vikram_d]

@LBM - I would recommend you also get lock nuts for the allen screw setup that you have done. Or at the very lest get some spring washers. Either of these things will ensure that the screws dont loosen over extended periods of time.

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by vikram_d

@LBM - I would recommend you also get lock nuts for the allen screw setup that you have done. Or at the very lest get some spring washers. Either of these things will ensure that the screws dont loosen over extended periods of time.

Hmm I agree. I also planned to use the loctite thread locker solution also.

[vikram_d]

Loctite will also work.