- Thread starter hursit
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ErkTheJerk
Student
Sorry to the guys in SoCal, I've been running on very low sleep for the last week and haven't actually reached out to give heads-up of deliveries starting today. I've had help at the warehouse all weekend and have been forced to manage that the last few days, I still owe people on STI deliveries their contract numbers and totals even. Bear with me, after today I'm alone and have desk time again, I'll get everyone updated
. I still cant believe how accurate you and 
Yeah colors are looks match. Thanks to you.
You have found the GUN to get correct color codes from the cabinets.
And still feels like a dream to create a mini cute from only the measurements, even i dont have and dont see the Real cabinet
.Thanks to everyone, we did great Job
I got my first one all wired up and ready to go. I hear people have been wondering how to hook up the isolation transformer — I don’t know what the official way is, but I’ll show you how I did it. I added another spade connector to the included ground wire and ran it from the emi filter to one of the screws on the isolation transformer and then made another ground wire with spade connectors running from the isolation transformer up to the included screw on the side of the monitor frame. I disconnected the molex that connected the hanging white plastic plug and soldered the two wires to the provided white and black wires. The isolation transformers from Twisty Wrist come with wires already soldered on, so I desoldered those and used the quick disconnects on the provided wires to attach them to the bottom of the isolation transformer (labeled primary). I then made quick disconnect extensions for the two wires coming out of the top (labeled secondary) and ran them up to the monitor and connected them to a molex that plugs into the K7000 power supply. I checked the voltage coming out of the isolation transformer to make sure it was safe before plugging in the monitor. It turned out great.
Hope that helps!
Edit:
Looking back at my pictures I decided to desolder the top leads that came on the isolation transformer too. It looks cleaner
Hope that helps!
Edit:
Looking back at my pictures I decided to desolder the top leads that came on the isolation transformer too. It looks cleaner
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Bro, how freaking awesome is that?!
Beautiful video Fletcher. Did you go the amp route in the Cute or something else? Also - the isolation transformer is REQUIRED, yes? The write up was the best bit of info I've seen on how to wire, etc and it still somewhat went over my head. Will revisit this part of the thread when I'm staring the cab in the face. Love seeing these find their way to homes. They look beautiful and I'm so honored and humbled to have had the chance to own one.
For my speakers, I just got the ones off of Parts Express that someone linked to a few pages back. They are just barellllly too small for the bolts, so I widened the bottom two holes by about a millimeter using a drill and now they fit perfectly. I haven’t wired a QSound amp or anything, so it’s just mono, but it still sounds great.
I got the same ones,
Also gonna test these dayton audios
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-PC105-4-4-Full-Range-Poly-Cone-Driver-295-158
Also gonna test these dayton audios
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-PC105-4-4-Full-Range-Poly-Cone-Driver-295-158
Lemony Vengeance
Champion
That's what I was saying!@hursit Now you gonna need to build a rotate mechanism for the 19" tubes
. You know it barely fit inside even normally 
That looks amazing. I wish I could have been part of this project, but funds weren't there unfortunately. I am glad this cabinet is finally making its way to buyers. Amazing work @hursit.
