There are 3 sounds who are contributing to the system - Brainfood, Lionrootz and Jah Catalyst. Brainfood has sub bass 15 inch unit with two mid/top satelites. Lionrootz has 15 inch bass scoop and tweeter box with 4 bullets and 2 horns. Iam building a 15 inch scoop and 12 inch mids with horn. All in all comes to just over 3000 watts split up into 2000W of bass and 1000W of mid tops. The next step is to add an 18 inch scoop, but got enough to sort out before that, lol.......

The speakers are made out of 18mm birch ply (which is not light, lol). The speakers are Precision Device and Eminence with Beyma Tweeters.

We then have a couple of preamps with crossovers etc, and various sirens etc....

So this weekend me and me mate Jay set about getting it all together. Armed with a jigsaw, planer, drill, dowling plugs, screws and glue we set about sticking everything together. Had very few problems due to our relaxed state, lol, and a day later we had more or less finished the scoop and mid range cabs.

There is still some filing etc to be done, and they have to totally fry before I carry on with the electrics, but the hardest part of it has been done and well looking forward to starting work on the 18 inch scoop!!!!

You can check out a few fotos of the process at http://www.flickr.com/photos/47546679@N03/sets/72157623435162020/

Blessings, and I'll write more when electrics are sorted!

This was the first step after cutting wood. Tap in some dowling plugs so you can construct the speaker, check out angles and how each panel sits against the others etc before commiting yourself to glues n screws

This is halfway through building it with dowling. Just about to fit the compression chambers, check it all out and then take it apart again and start glueing and screwing

Everything glued and screwed and just about to put on the chamber cover

Once that all dried (15 hours), surplus glue sanded off, dust removed and then a wood sealant applied to all the joints to make sure no leakage of sound

Now the midrange, and after the speaker holes cut out of the bafle we lined everything up to draw angles etc, as these are wedge shaped.....

All angles checked, double checked before dowling the wood up to check it all fits right

Then glue it and screw it.

Still got to file down a few rough edges, fit in the scoop, cables and x-over, dampening, speakons etc etc, but the hardest is all done........