I know very much about this kind of request.
My advice is that you are at all serious about the sound, just send the drivers to Bill LeGall at Millersound. Yes, they will cost $50 or $60, which is more than what you can do yourself for $30. But, I can tell from the way you phrased the question that even you know deep down that this process isn't as easy as the DIY sellers want you to believe.
I am known as one of the big proponents of DIY here on Audiogon, but I always go for best value. Please believe me when I tell you that the value Bill will provide will far exceed what you will be able to achieve on your own.
Forget about first timers, which we all know is not going to turn out well. Unlike just about every other person out there, Bill can more than successfully tackle the Ohm drivers. And, he makes them be able to sing on a very little amount of amplifier power. It's a testament to being able to really have the suspension of the speaker work as it should.
He is a true artist.
My advice is that you are at all serious about the sound, just send the drivers to Bill LeGall at Millersound. Yes, they will cost $50 or $60, which is more than what you can do yourself for $30. But, I can tell from the way you phrased the question that even you know deep down that this process isn't as easy as the DIY sellers want you to believe.
I am known as one of the big proponents of DIY here on Audiogon, but I always go for best value. Please believe me when I tell you that the value Bill will provide will far exceed what you will be able to achieve on your own.
Forget about first timers, which we all know is not going to turn out well. Unlike just about every other person out there, Bill can more than successfully tackle the Ohm drivers. And, he makes them be able to sing on a very little amount of amplifier power. It's a testament to being able to really have the suspension of the speaker work as it should.
He is a true artist.