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
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.
Second the Linkwitz Lab Orion+. Hands down winner not just for DIY, but compared to any commercial speaker. (BTW it's Seigfried Linktwitz)
You might consider John Kreskovsky's NaO. I built the NaO IIt. A really great, DYNAMIC dipole!

I had a fellow over that built the Orion. He told me they were very similar. A little easier build, IMHO.

For less money, the NaO mini would be nice.
Wow; it's a good thing I previewed my message before I hit submit. :-)

Yes, it's Siegfried not Sidney (how did I come up with that one?)

And the HTGuide website is at http://www.htguide.com/forum/forumdisplay.php4?f=6.

Russ
Russ: I *did* preview . . , and still spelled it wrong . . , who's LinkTwitz?