Got myself set up at the dining table to do some soldering work on my JBL monitors. I had already assembled the crossovers using "the best" components, following the original designer's modern day improvements posted on the Lansing forum and mounting everything to a dead piece of MDF for no vibrational interference during loud passages of playback.
Now I am going to attach the silver cabling I ordered a long time ago, that will connect to the actual drivers and tin all the terminal ends. A kind of sub-assembly that will count as progress, even though there is much sawing, milling, sanding, finishing still to do. I have built the baffle boards and I can use them to measure for length.
With all the high grade capacitors, hand wound inductors, silver cable, I have over fifteen hundred dollars invested in the crossovers alone. Not uncommon for handmade crossovers of this caliber.
I intend to do my best silver solder work.
