Well I found my Croco Embossed Leather that I was looking for at a Great Price, so now I need to build the cab's for my Mark V that is on Order. I think that I have settled in on a 4x12 for the bottom and a 2x12 for on top. The cabinets will be made from 3/4" , 13 ply, void-free Baltic Birch. I am not worried about weight since These are for home use and wont be moved. But In order to get moving, I have a few questions and if anyone could help I'd appreciate it.
1) On a typicall Mesa 4x12, how far back from the front of the cab is the speaker baffle recessed? I plan on using a dado and gluing the baffle in.
2) How thick is the wooden frame that holds the grill cloth?
3) I heard that Mesa attaches the grill cloth frame to the baffle with Velcro, Is this true? Any pictures?
4) Are the speakers front or rear loaded? I am assuming front loaded.
5) I like playing Metallica, 80's Hair bands, and am starting to get into some Dream Theater, Do I go standard size or oversized for the 4x12?
6) Half-back or closed back? (I presume closed back will give me a tighter bottom end which would be good for metal)
7) Anyone know what the radius of the round-overs are on a Mesa cab?
I think that will do it for now. If anyone has a pictures that could help answer my questions, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Scott
1) On a typicall Mesa 4x12, how far back from the front of the cab is the speaker baffle recessed? I plan on using a dado and gluing the baffle in.
2) How thick is the wooden frame that holds the grill cloth?
3) I heard that Mesa attaches the grill cloth frame to the baffle with Velcro, Is this true? Any pictures?
4) Are the speakers front or rear loaded? I am assuming front loaded.
5) I like playing Metallica, 80's Hair bands, and am starting to get into some Dream Theater, Do I go standard size or oversized for the 4x12?
6) Half-back or closed back? (I presume closed back will give me a tighter bottom end which would be good for metal)
7) Anyone know what the radius of the round-overs are on a Mesa cab?
I think that will do it for now. If anyone has a pictures that could help answer my questions, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Scott