Clearance sale! I build amplifier and speaker cabinets in my spare time. I select SPF lumber with few knots and use high-quality lauan plywood for the back panel. I've added a flame maple border for a luxurious finish. It has a powerful sound that rivals a 10-inch speaker. I recommend ceramic speakers. Speaker: 8-inch specifications Body: SPF lumber (15mm thick) Back panel: Lauan plywood (15mm thick) Border: Flame maple Grille cloth: Oxblood Yellow Baffle board: MDF (12mm thick) Speaker mounting screws (8-point, 5x20 truss head screws included) Speaker mounting screw position (197mm) Wiring: Switchcraft #11 mono phone jack, shoulder insulated washers, plastic insulated washers, jack plate (may have scratches even if new), BELDEN 9497, Faston terminals (Audio-Technica TL205M, male side 5.2mm), Kester 44 solder used Handle: Fender style raised Insulators: Commercial product Paint: Oil stain (maple color), urethane sanding sealer base coat, urethane half-flat finish Dimensions: W400 x D230 x H310 (including 10mm insulators) Weight: 4kg I put a lot of effort into building this cabinet, so it has a solid construction that affects the sound. It also has some weight, so it doesn't feel flimsy. I hope you enjoy experimenting with this cabinet, adding sound-absorbing materials, and swapping out speakers and wiring to find your preferred sound. The wood grain is continuous because the boards are assembled in sequence. The older growth rings (the outside of the tree) are on the outside of the cabinet, just as they were when the tree was alive. The body is joined using half-blind dovetail joints. I try to be as careful as possible during construction, but there may be scratches, dents, warps, chips, cracks, color unevenness, paint unevenness, and speaker mounting marks. Please judge based on the photos. This listing is for the cabinet only; speakers are not included. Shipping will be via Yamato Transport (cash on delivery, bring-in discount).