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Weather in the area today. Figured I'd get some paint on the bottom of the stands. This is the third coat on the rears. These are surfaces that will not be seen, so I am paying less attention to them.

Yup. The wheel on that circle cutter is razor sharp!

Roundover day........

Raining out. Taking on gaskets.

First coat...

This is a monster!!!!!!

Just a couple of hours today.

Sanding, sealing and priming. 5.5 hours worth.

Not that important. . Better things to spend your time on!

Just curious what it looks like in your treated room.

WOW!!! Do you have the waterfall plot? How about compression data?

Pictures......

The front to rear wall in the HT is 11.5 feet and the seats have to almost be against the rear wall. Working on the acoustical improvements in the room, @Flint did some calculations and the results were this massive curved reflector absorber. It was extremely heavy. Plywood, 2x4's, pegboard...

Nor did I post the modification to the brand new house after I neglected the throw distance for the projector. I needed to move the projector back 16" to fill the screen. That puts the projector in the main hallway. When I have some free time I will put that here as well! The next couple of...

Damn........ Lots of build hours went into them.... Can't imagine the design time.

That would work for my tastes, which many times isn't all that popular......

That was Flint, not me.

Drilled holes in the midrange tee pees for the terminals. The midranges will be connected in parallel. Sanded and filled the tee pees, second coat. I also applied filler to the stands, they are ready for the first sanding.

Not sure how that would look? If it's not expensive, you could try it, if you don't like it, take it down.