09-18-2010, 10:10 AM
tetters,
You could have gotten by without more milling of the frame for the speaker. If you were to mount the speaker ( a 16MM X 35MM) to roof of the locomotive shell where you removed the fan covers. You need to seal the speaker to the roof. If there are any other fans that are open after you have the speaker mounted you must cover them with plastic . This makes the entire locomotive shell an enclosure.
I have done several units this way and found the sound to be very good and loud. Most Tsunami's come from the factory defaulted to 192 ( Master volume setting) Most times I have reduced this as the sound was too loud . Three foot rule. If you can hear it from over three feet IT’S TOO LOUD.
Now that you have this one behind you, what is next?
Thanks for sharing your photos and posts as you moved along with your install.
BTW the next one will be easier.
You could have gotten by without more milling of the frame for the speaker. If you were to mount the speaker ( a 16MM X 35MM) to roof of the locomotive shell where you removed the fan covers. You need to seal the speaker to the roof. If there are any other fans that are open after you have the speaker mounted you must cover them with plastic . This makes the entire locomotive shell an enclosure.
I have done several units this way and found the sound to be very good and loud. Most Tsunami's come from the factory defaulted to 192 ( Master volume setting) Most times I have reduced this as the sound was too loud . Three foot rule. If you can hear it from over three feet IT’S TOO LOUD.
Now that you have this one behind you, what is next?
Thanks for sharing your photos and posts as you moved along with your install.
BTW the next one will be easier.