stigg
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Post by stigg on Jan 5, 2021 21:07:05 GMT -5
Not too long ago I asked a question about turning a closed back Mustang 2 v2 into an open back. Well no one commented so I decided to try. I didn't cut the stock back but used some plywood instead. Not a tough job but I had to be careful. It came out ok and opening the back made an entirely
different amp. I haven't painted it yet but when I do I'll post a pic.
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Post by LTB on Jan 8, 2021 20:23:23 GMT -5
Not too long ago I asked a question about turning a closed back Mustang 2 v2 into an open back. Well no one commented so I decided to try. I didn't cut the stock back but used some plywood instead. Not a tough job but I had to be careful. It came out ok and opening the back made an entirely
different amp. I haven't painted it yet but when I do I'll post a pic.
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Sorry, just saw this. I made an open back cab once and what I did was clamp different sized boards to the back and varied the size of the opening until it sounded best for my ears then made backs that screwed in place. |
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Post by thumbpicker on Feb 3, 2021 19:01:42 GMT -5
Kinda like porting and tuning the old bass speakers causing the air within the enclosure to act as a buffer to augment the speaker spring?
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