RustyGadget

I think I want build a BC112T. What other horn would you suggest? Are there modifications to the crossover needed?

What other horns are now recommended? Does this require any other changes? Have these been tried? The idea of the woodworking doesn’t bother - I worked in a cabinet shop in college and have plenty off tools in the shop. The crossover doesn’t bother me, I can’t do surface mount stuff but I can solder without cold joints on automotive wiring. I just want to be able to put together a cab that just works.

@Phil Starr I think I can source all of the drivers, preliminary budget looks to be around $600 (about 475 pounds? - I can’t find that symbol on my iPad keyboard). The only problem is the horn, I think ebay showed a seller who ships across the pond. I’m going to have to hunt for a poplar plywood alternative, a cursory search is not turning anything up near by. I’m not in a hurry - I’m a school band director and have access to a couple of amps at work. I’m most interested in the 8” cab build at the moment though. That one will probably be cheap enough I can sneak those purchases past the budget committee. If I don’t buy music related gear in large sums, she doesn’t complain too much.

Richard R, that is the biggest reason I’m here. I know there is other stuff to learn, but searching for cab builds is what led me here.

Are the plans in the third post final?

I’m a lifelong musician and just recently started playing bass. I’ve done some lurking and love what I’m finding here. I especially am interested in learning more about the different cab designs that have been developed here. Anyone from the US build a BC 112 Mk3 to spec?