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Melbournes soundsystems are never going to get better

I want to start to build something in 2007.
Starting with some nice scoops bins.

Been looking through www.speakerplans.com
But cant really find detailed specs on building a big fuckoff scoop cabinet.

Has anyone got any past experience with making soundsystems?
or Can forward me someone in the know who might have a detailed design/plans?

http://www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=dom18sc

It might take fookin time to save cash and get a finished result,but just not the same going out here after DMZ in Leeds.

Churrrs

you wanna make LAB subs mate, there's a whole forum dedicated to them here: http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/f/3/0/

ridiculously clean deep bass.

Thanks man, bigup!

cheers

i daydream sometimes about being middle aged with a house and a bit of a yard. like a lot of middle aged guys i'll take up weekend carpentry, but instead of making coffee tables or a gazebo or whatever, i'll craft myself a nice, weighty back yard soundsystem and paint it up all nice. then every summer it'll be backyard reggae parties at my place with a tub full of red stripes and jerk chicken on the bbq. if i find the right neighbour we could even have clashes over the back fence.

LOL,

big up autonomic, SOUND CLASH STYLEZ !!!

GW

from my understanding, the lab subs are a difficult build. they are of a more advanced design. plus, if you dont make the both the rear access panels are airtight every time, both of the drivers in it will blow apart.

why dont you just build a stack of 1850's? they have the plans there at speakerplans and theyre basically the same design as the looney bins. the gramps system in bristol uses these bins and ive heard nothing but good things, especially with dubstep.

gotta build 4 of them in a stack tho to hit 30hz. why scoops in particular?

im building a small stack myself right now actually. ive purchased all the wood and the driver for an X1 sub, but i've had zero time to work on it lately. probally gonna run 2 x1's, 4 hd-15's and an mt-102 over top of em. one side at a time. eventually id like to have 2 stacks like this.

Hate Recordings wrote:from my understanding, the lab subs are a difficult build. they are of a more advanced design. plus, if you dont make the both the rear access panels are airtight every time, both of the drivers in it will blow apart.

why dont you just build a stack of 1850's? they have the plans there at speakerplans and theyre basically the same design as the looney bins. the gramps system in bristol uses these bins and ive heard nothing but good things, especially with dubstep.

gotta build 4 of them in a stack tho to hit 30hz. why scoops in particular?

im building a small stack myself right now actually. ive purchased all the wood and the driver for an X1 sub. probally gonna run 2 x1's, 4 hd-15's and an mt-102 over top of em. one side at a time. eventually id like to have 2 stacks like this.

you might well be right, never built cabs myself. A well-known rig in Bristol (Dissident) have about 8 LABs and they are just unbelievable. btw Gramps is based in Brighton.


try scouting about here as well init: http://www.speakerplans.com/forum/

ThinKing wrote:btw Gramps is based in Brighton.

true dat, i am a tool

I know it has been like 2 years since you started this thread but here are some plans: http://www.speakerplans.com/index.php?id=18superscooper

Can anyone say if these would be good or not?

Mungo's Hi-Fi use Scoops and had there set-up at Outlook launch party and it was sick. Any advice anyone could share would be appreciated as my mates and me are planning on make a system and hopefully starting up a night.

ThinKing wrote:you wanna make LAB subs mate

Half way through making 4 Labs.
They can be a bit tricky but once you've done the first and worked out your method they're not bad.

Never heard any DIY box as good on sub as these (and they're better than a lot of pro bins too)

LAB's look well tech and hard to make. Do you put 12" subs in there? And how long is it taken you so far?

hog scoops for the win!!!!

man theres a whole section on the speakerplans forum dedicated to scoops, and theres anuff scoop addicts on there aswell.

wow didnt realise it was an old thread

are there any people/companies that build you this sorta thing for a fee, for those of us who aren't gifted at woodwork or electronics?

Ahier wrote:are there any people/companies that build you this sorta thing for a fee, for those of us who aren't gifted at woodwork or electronics?

plenty of people on speaker plans will do builds for you if you pay them just gotta find the right person!

JimmaJamJamie wrote:LAB's look well tech and hard to make. Do you put 12" subs in there? And how long is it taken you so far?

Two 12" Eminence LAB12's
Took the first one fairly slowly over about 8 weekends getting everything set up. Taking about 3 days per box now.

We put curves in all the corners which was fun!

whoa that scoop is 2 sick

Sick, they look well good. Do you have a link for the plans to them?

Rah them Labs are sick!

Did you use the textured custom speaker paint for them?

I've got superscoops but the labs are so efficient!