Eminent Technology LFT-8b's stacked arrangements

Thanks! Here’s are a few more photos of the original repackaged LFT-8b’s before I stacked to give you a better view of the frame and base.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xxurauwqkuvx28n/AABrqJyoQi2RCNwVUb5iijiYa?dl=0

They are wired simply one speaker per channel as per normal. So I have two amps. Worked pretty well running two speakers per amp but I didnt want to blow up my amp or compromise spl :-) The metal frames are welded steel “hollow rectangular bar” with a cross section of roughly 1/2” x 1 1/2” and with a few coats of clear coating. The first pair I mounted by drilling through and bolting. The second set I tapped and screwed not wanting to disassemble for drill press (should have done that the first time). Btw with 50lb plates and the bass cabinet on top they are very difficult to topple over.

cool project
great sounding speakers stock and also a fantastic value

Just compare the design and construction of the Eminent Technology magnetic-planar drivers and their metal support structures to the Magneplanars! I like and own Maggies (Tympani-4a’s), but anyone contemplating the purchase of MG1.7i’s (or even 3.7i’s) should endeavor to hear the ET LFT-8b’s before doing so.

You're are not using the bass modules right? Currently using old MMG in Mye stand with external Xover but have my eyes set in the LFT 8b for a while now
Awesome work!

I am using the four bass modules. Two are in the credenza and two are below the panels. Thought of building two large cabinets custom fit to the credenza doors (two 8in per cabinet) but figured too much effort for a potentially compromised sound and also figured the cabinets below the panels add to stability.