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    Nicely curved as super models.

    These are 2 beautiful looking models from www.UsherAudioUSA.com Its curvy design is just simply awesome. I'm curious what it'd look like underneat that skin, so if anyone have pics or links to see how the internal braces structured, please share. ... this is crazy.
    Perhalps, any similar designs is fine with me too. I'm learning and collecting how (high-end) manufactures braced their speakers.
    Thanks all.



    Last edited by gjpham; 02-16-2008 at 08:21 PM.

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    Found what I was looking for. http://www.audiodiycentral.com/at_translam.shtml






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    They are beautiful. I can not imagine the amount of labor and expense it takes to build some of the better speaker cabinets. Another interesting speaker is the Magico Mini and the internal structure of the cabinet is shown in the ads. My new Mobile Fidelity OML 1's are braced vertically and horizontally with substantial panels for the enclosure. I am amazed at the benefit of a good cabinet along with good drivers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gjpham
    Those aren't usher cabinets. Those are DIY efforts. I do not believe that Usher uses trans-lamination. I believe that they have an internal framework and then have the outer layers pressed into position in much the same way that B&W manufactures their 800s.

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