Happy New year Leeroy!

Speaker cab looks good.

What did you use for paint? Looks like it lays nice and flat.

 

Thanks ALL!

Eric, I have 5.38 into it for the felt feet buttons, (besides the initial cost of leftover material)

corelz, not a lot lined up.
I have a kitchen install starting Monday, then some closet crap.
Maybe early retirement if nothing else pops up.
Something usually does though, we'll see.

Petey, It's Pre-cat lacquer. I use it on 90% of my finishes. It does lay down nice and smooth. I like it.

 

Not sure that I have ever seen anyone put a bass speaker in a raised enclosure like that that. I'll bet it vibrates and buzzes like crazy when they crank up the sound. It'll look great though.

 

Not sure that I have ever seen anyone put a bass speaker in a raised enclosure like that that. I ll bet it vibrates and buzzes like crazy when they crank up the sound. It ll look great though.

- Lazyman

No, I don't think so, it's just a subwoofer for the TV
The folks are in their late 70's, I don't think they will be "cranking" up the sound.
But Thanks for your input.

 

I've had a subwoofer that was sitting on the floor make a nearby cab stand vibrate when watching movies so I can't imagine what it will do inside a cabinet. Of course, I do sometimes crank it up.

 

I ve had a subwoofer that was sitting on the floor make a nearby cab stand vibrate when watching movies so I can t imagine what it will do inside a cabinet. Of course, I do sometimes crank it up.

- Lazyman

LOL….OK, Thanks
I'll let you know if it's a problem.

 

Maybe it will work like a guitar and the resonance will enhance the bass affect.

 

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Looks neat but that room appears to be too skinny to not have the left and right front channel speakers not closer to the outer walls.

 

OK,
I wasn t asking for a sound expert. But thanks anyway.

WAS just sharing my experiences…

- LeeRoyMan

 

double post

 

You didn't get one, you're welcome.

 

Install progress.

 

damn sweet leeroy.

 

Thanks pottz,
Will be hanging the rest of the wall cabinets tomorrow and putting in the Island Cabinets.
Then Crown molding, and cabinetry for a couple of bathrooms.

Then relocate the old (looked pretty new to me) kitchen cabinets to the garage.
Should be busy for another week.

 

LeeRoy very nice work.

 

Your a busy man there. Looking good

 

 

I'm impressed with how much you get done! That would take me forever…

 

Sras it's like me in golf. I pay to play, I don't get paid to play. LeeRoy, he be a pro.

 

Thanks guys,

I'll try to re-post my next hopeful job.
I went to the client's home today to check out the space and review the (conceptional) renderings I was given. I left with a positive feeling about it, so that's a good thing.
I'm working with a dizzy designer (associate) that doesn't have a clue. Fortunately, her boss does and I have done a lot of work for her before.
Looks to be the kind of job I like so I hope I can get the work.

Turns out to be a lot of other work as well, Hopefully, I will get to post some of that also.

 

Looks like it will be a lot of big panel work?

 

I can't wait to see what you do with it.

Is the ceiling paneled too? Looks like some indirect lighting hidden up there but the areas between the lights?

 

Been busy,
I finished the kitchen and bath install. Now knocking out a quick simple closet for the same client.
Meanwhile still bidding on work for my future client, hopefully!

I'm pretty sure I'm getting the theater room. (But, never know until the check hits the bank)

I'm also in the process of bidding turning the garage into a showroom for his cars.
Designers have come up with the look, I am drawing it to get the jest of it.
Here are some of the designer's renderings.

Here is what I have drawn (for myself) in SketchUp.

Might have to hire a helper if I get them.
I hope I do get them, they will keep me busy for a while.

 

damn leeroy kind of a dirty garage,i wouldn't park my truck in that crap box-lmao !!!!