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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Portland, OR
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I really want to build a Back Loaded Horn for my first DIY speaker build and am intrigued by doing it single driver style, hence the amount of time I've spent on here lately
My room that I'll be putting the speakers in is my living room which has hardwood floors, is open to the kitchen and dining room and stairs going upstairs and downstairs. The primary use of the system is TV/Movies but about 25% music too. Here is my current setup: ![]() I don't know if I'll replace my Mini's or implement these new speakers with the system and swap over to the new speakers for music. That'll be determined after I get them built and use them for a while. If they replace the Mini's, even cooler I listen to ALL SORTS of music with really only heavy metal and classical getting virtually no play time. Its mostly jazz/rock/indie type of stuff. I really like the looks of the factory Fostex horns and would like to build something similar to those. I can put in a full Double BLH but would like to keep it the smaller half size. I'm a pretty decent woodworker so I'm not worried about a "complicated" design. I have zero experience designing my own enclosure though so would either need help or use an already proven design. I've been really intrigued by the Mark Audio Alpair 10.2, Alpair 12 and the Tang Band W8-1772 or 1808; I am open to other drivers though. I'm looking to stay in the $150 per driver price as the max (I can get the TB's for about that price) but don't mind spending less So can you all help? If I'm leaving details of what I'm looking for out please just ask; this is a learning experience for me so ask away! Thanks!! Scott |
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Of the drivers you've listed i'd choose Alpair 10.2. Might even have something stewing that would fit your nee.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: near Hamburg Germany
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Hello,
for such a placement i would prefer my double horns SAXOPHON or RDH20 with front driver TB1772 and rear invers driver MDH21o Monacor
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Oh, and I'm open to Fostex drivers too. Just wanted to throw that out there
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