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Been work on this the last couple of day
Guess what it is......
Guess what it is......
What's it ???
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I'll go with what is a portable dust collection for $200.00 Alex 
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I'll go with what is a portable dust collection for $200.00 Alex
Yep, a place for the shop vac to sit, and a place for the mini cyclone to hang
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Dust Deputy forthcoming!
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Well after the first pic, I was going to say a board with holes in it. But now, I am going with same as above
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dust deputy in the future is my thought as well
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Just to be different, it could be for a vaccum system for a vaccum bag, though dust deputy seems more like it
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I'm going with a wide body scooter with a bucket seat. Five gallon bucket seat, to be exact. 
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Heck, I was going for a woofer and a couple mid-ranges and a couple tweeters until you stood it up.
I wonder how many of you FWW people have owned an 18" woofer---or even heard of one.
Enjoy,
JimB
I wonder how many of you FWW people have owned an 18" woofer---or even heard of one.
Enjoy,
JimB
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That scene from DC cab comes to mind....
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I have an 85 lb. woofer. I thought this was going to be a game of Wac-a-Mole for slow people, until I saw the stand up part.
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I'm going with a wide body scooter with a bucket seat. Five gallon bucket seat, to be exact.
Well thats just WRONG Vaughn.........................But I like the way you think..........
And the Wack-A-Mole idea was a good one too Roger
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Don't think I've ever owned one, but I've operated quite a few of them, including as recently as a few weekends ago. (Set up a DJ system using a pair of subwoofers with 18" JBL drivers.)
As I recall, the sub-bass cabinets in these stacks had a pair of 18" JBLs in them, too. Can't really see the cabinets too well in this photo, though...
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If the hairstyles didn't date that picture, the JBL bullet tweeters would .
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I thought it was a table top for a big bowl of nachos and 4 large cocktails.
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I haven't a clue what anyone is talking about here.
Whatever Jay made, it has something to do with music or dogs.
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If the hairstyles didn't date that picture, the JBL bullet tweeters would
Well, that and the pair of 12 channel Teac mixing boards used for the monitor mix. Those stacks were pretty state of the art for their day. It was a quad-amped system, with Crown and Phase Linear power amps. The bass bins were folded horns, the equivalent of 12' long. The mid-bass cabs (to the right of and on top of the horns) were parabolic horns, with 12" JBLs as drivers. The high-end cabs had midrange horns (EV, as I recall) and the JBL bullets for the highs. We toured with the same gear, but just a pair of single stacks and 10,000 watts of power. The guy who owned them is a high-school buddy who is now the Director of Audio for all of the Harrah's properties in Las Vegas. He plays with much nicer (and smaller) gear these days.
As an aside, both of the guys in the pic have short hair these days. The guy on the left is a pro jazz drummer in LA (most often seen wearing a sport coat and tie) and the guy on the right is an amateur bass player who raises horses with his wife (most often seen wearing Wranglers and cowboy boots).
Sorry for the threadjack, Jay.
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Sorry for the threadjack, Jay.
No problem Vaughn this was met to get people talking on here
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Well here it is assembled all that is left is to build the part for the hose to hang on but will have to wait until Steel City Tools makes there mind up on what they are going to do with my Bandsaw. That's a whole nether story
