Ultimate DIY speaker design?



Hey everyone,

I've got the bug to build a set of DIY speakers, I havent built a set in years.

Is there an ultimate design out there that anyone can recomment?

I saw the WATT Puppy designs out there but I am wondering what else I might consider trying.

Note, I definitely dont want a kit, I wouldn't mind doing a custom design I come up with myself but I would ideally like to try a clone of something with top pedigree.

Thanks in advance!
idfnl
Start with a DEQX for dynamic drivers or a Wisdom DCAB-1 (if you can find one) for BG (Bohlender-Graebner/Parts Express) ribbons.
In the old days one system described in Audio was concrete built alongside the house, the exit of the horn into the house was 6' tall. It could blow out candles across the room or make your trowser leg flap if I remember. It was mono and crossed at 50Hz I think.
link to a similar request by for Proac clone
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?cspkr&1251131477&read&keyw&zzdiy

some pretty radical diy sites.

http://www.humblehomemadehifi.com/Humble_Statement.html

Tony Gee seems to like high price drivers, series xovers, and fancy cabinet work.

http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/PMS_Kari.htm
His version of Sonus Faber inspired speakers.