The most fun you can have in audio is DIYing your own speakers

Troels Gravesens website went to the favorites list, very good thread here, knowledgeable, experienced posters.

Between this and the Pro-Amp thread I’m researching useful info.

I am a hobby speaker builder. And I can say to how fun it can but, but it can also be frustrating. Also, it does take some equipment if you are starting from scratch. But I do think if more speaker buyers built at least a pre-built kit, they might appreciate what it takes to build a speaker.

It can be rewarding. My latest build is a small set that could be rebuilt for around $50. Of course, that does not discount need a table saw router, etc.. And IMHO best many of the speaker sold at big box stores costing a lot more. How good they would fair in the audiophile world with the well-known speakers. I have for sure heard more well-known speakers spoken of on audiogon that sound better. I profess to be no expert but do enjoy tinkering. And if it breaks? I can fix it.

Would these classified as diy? 

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis93e98-hand-crafted-full-range-loudspeakers-full-range

Here is a pair speakers I have been Interested in for awhile now, whilst not perhaps fully a diy job as all the hard work has been done. Besides I am crap at Math and can't cut straight for toffee. I knew there was a reason for my purchase of 9 piece De Walt set, just haven't found it yet, lol. 

https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/full-range-speaker-kits/fostex-bk-20-folded-horn-kit-pair/

Hey JohnK- I've still got the oris's with no desire to part with !!!

@erik_squires 
Have you ever heard these speakers:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/planet-10-hifi/184088-frugel-horn-mk3-flat-paks.html

I really like how they look and if they sound good, might try to build them.
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