Hacksawbob

Yes and no, 3d printed items will invariably have lines in them, if you are prepared to put some time in there are ways to reduce this.

We need pics with the badge on!

If you don't have an amp already it might be.

I've often wondered if there is such a thing as a variable passive crossover much like a tone control. But instead of rolling off the highs it rolls off the lows to a tweeter. I realise I'm showing my ignorance here, but I'm curious, wouldn't this give you far more leeway when designing a cabinet? There seems to be a lack of off the shelf availability which would suggest there's a good reason why this isn't more common, although you do seem to find variable passive tweeter filters on a few hifi speakers and some bass cabinets I believe.

Tried a few different browsers, (firefox and chrome) on OSX and android, cleared cookies logged back in etc. I'm not getting any results. tested with a common word like yamaha and still no joy.

...Or you get one from the same batch with the same issue.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322519387326?epid=885878986&hash=item4b17a74cbe:g:4hoAAOSwxvBZofei still taking the fosters a bit but works out cheaper. go off the mfr part number on the mouser site and see if you can find a UK supplier.

Actually, I think these would meet your needs, they have a 9.5 mm threaded part. 500K https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Bourns/PDB182-GTRB1-504MN?qs=MAZTpT1IVl9qmb3edCk6rA%3D%3D 250K https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Bourns/PDB182-GTRB1-254MN?qs=MAZTpT1IVl9TMc4dn4srkA%3D%3D

Hi Pat, might be sticking my neck out a bit but I have a similar problem and my be able to 3d print an adapter for short to long shaft to make it to a through body mounted pot. I could only find knurled split shaft 1M short pots for the active pickup project I'm working on at the mo. It may be possible to swap bits out from simiar manufacturer to create your own custom pot, but it can get a bit spendy though. I'm still early days with the adapter, I'm not sure if there is the clearance to make it work without drilling or aestheticly displeasing gaps but I'll keep you posted if I find a solution.

Hi I'm only down the road in Horwich, I could probably 3d print you something pm if interested.

Just went into the shop where I bought my 425X and found out that it used to belong to the new Queen bassist Neil Fairclough.

I have a BB425 wired with two concentric pots VT VT + switch and BB305f wired VVT, I found both of these an improvement over the stock config with more blend options.

Looking good @anrque I'll take a look inside and see if there's any debris. I have a router but it scares me using it, I toyed with the idea round over but it is so full of screws now it's probably not a good idea. Here's my latest handy work Whith the carpet tiles on the inside. Also testing a couple of smaller radius port terminations to get a what the cookbook mentions as an asymentric port. This one has a hard edge on the underside and in my 'armchair audio designer' head I think it might be better with a teardrop profile, so printing a replacement now. I'm also going to need a few differrent pipe section lengths cut for port length testing, but the chop saw was a bit tricky trying to rotate a long pipe length to get a clean edge, so I might make a jig out of the spare ply. Also added 4 more bolt fixings to cinch down the middle of the baffle, I bought an adapter for the drill so I can get the 10mm screw bolts out quickly.