Bill Fitzmaurice Designs XF DIY Guitar Speaker Cabinets
In an audio engineering course on how not to build a speaker the typical electric guitar cabinet would be around the top of the list. Enter Plan ‘B’: the cross-firing XF guitar speaker.
- The XF is available as the XF210 for two tens, the XF212 for two twelves, and the four driver XF410 and XF412.
- While many guitar cabs are angled back a few degrees, the XF210 and XF212 have a rear tilt of 15 degrees, while the taller XF410 and XF412 have an 8 degree rear tilt.
- With that much tilt-back you can actually hear what you're playing, even when you're only a few feet away from the cab.
- The drivers also cross-fire inward, at a 20 degree angle.
- This minimizes the center to center spacing of the drivers for reduced combing, and widens high frequency horizontal dispersion by up to 40 degrees compared to a flat baffle.
- The XF can be built with a removable rear panel that allows it to be either sealed or open with the flick of a latch.
Complete details and plans are available and required from
SpecificationsXF 412 DIY Guitar Speaker Cabinet
- Dimensions: 27w x 13d x 27 h
- Weight: Approx 55-65bs dependent on driver.
Kit Contents
XF412 Guitar Cabinet Speaker Kit Includes:
- Every nut, bolt, screw and washer to complete your cab. All hardware and screws are black
- Gasket Tape
- 1 tube PL Constuction Adhesive
- 1/4 jack and round jack plate
- 2 Flush latches for removeable back
- Choice from 3 handle styles
- 4 Penn 1691 rubber feet
- These are all the hardware parts to build a cab
THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE PLYWOOD. The flat pack is a separate item
