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bass port tubes [message #21683] Fri, 10 October 2014 12:49 Go to next message
Iowa Boy is currently offline  Iowa Boy
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Hey guys am working on another "deal". Found a 3-15 cabinet on ebay for a modest price but noticed that the speaker ports were screwed in and not clamped from the inside like everything I have ever seen. Was there a point in time when Kustom did put screws in the flange to hold the ports in place? Thanks for the help.
Re: bass port tubes [message #21688 is a reply to message #21683] Fri, 10 October 2014 17:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
braud357 is currently offline  braud357
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The early ports (1967 ?) were aluminum and were held in by screws. They were replaced by the chrome plated plastic port tubes.
Re: bass port tubes [message #21689 is a reply to message #21683] Fri, 10 October 2014 21:31 Go to previous message
Iowa Boy is currently offline  Iowa Boy
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Thanks for the info.....thought maybe this was a bogus Kustom knockoff. Wasn't one of custom's better idea's. I think it cheapens the look of the cabinet, kind of like when they went from aluminum to plastic. Another great idea......NOT!
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