Here is link to some pretty good information. http://home.earthlink.net/~etunstal/diy.htm I would probably buy a kit then change parts "caps/coils/wire" I built some Dynaudio kit speakers from Madisound years ago, when they still sold there drivers. It was a lot of fun and they sounded very good. Many different diy projects, you may want to define your needs a little more. Full range, high efficiency etc.
DIY. Whose speakers would you use?
If you could pick and choose from any parts out there, which tweeters mids and woofers would you spec for a DIY set of speakers? What about the crossover electronics? Which caps, etc? Crossovers to be internal. Amps SS.
Thinking caps on please!!
Emphasis on boxes for serious listening.
Thanks. Have fun with this!!
Thinking caps on please!!
Emphasis on boxes for serious listening.
Thanks. Have fun with this!!
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I use ATC(mids),Scanspeak 9700(tweeters),Volt 3143(midbass)and 2/side-12" Audio Technology) Solen has provided me with crossovers as well.I have had great service from Solen,Canada and will look into more Audio Technology drivers for upgrades(midbass first) and maybe some cap upgrades(dueland) in the mid/hi section later |
SEAS drivers.Visit Madisound for all your speaker building needs. |
Detredwings, Thanks for the link. Tons of information there. That will keep me busy for a while. Looking for a speaker for classical jazz, acoustic listening. Probably a little on the loud side for most peoples tastes, so efficiency is important. Full range for orchestral. I want to put on a CD and have the string quartet in the room. Thanks. |
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