I posted a photo of the baffles in the Wild Burro Audio commercial section. It would probably be better to discuss the particulars in that thread, as opposed to in the photo gallery. I'll answer your question over there.
Fostex FF125WK ala planet10 full treatment
Cabinet: Inspiration from Daniel Ciesinger and xrk971 as seen in this thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/223313-foam-core-board-speaker-enclosures-3.html
My version starts at post 101. This is cabinet does more for a FR than I have heard from others.
Cabinet: Inspiration from Daniel Ciesinger and xrk971 as seen in this thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/223313-foam-core-board-speaker-enclosures-3.html
My version starts at post 101. This is cabinet does more for a FR than I have heard from others.
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I'd left these unfinished for months because I realised too late that my design was flawed & they sounded like empty tin cans, but this weekend I finally decided to finish assembling them following Bjohannesen's advice about stuffing & they sound passable (thanks Bjohannesen!). I might take them to my office at work, or just keep them until I move house & need speakers in more than 1 room.
I've got the itch for building again now & am trying to decide what to do with a pair of W3-871C I have still in their original packaging...
I've got the itch for building again now & am trying to decide what to do with a pair of W3-871C I have still in their original packaging...
Very nice! What's your impression of the sound? How are you amplifying and crossing that combo?
Kyle
My humble attempt at CHR-70 build based on the plans for the slim deep bass reflex design on Mark Audio website.
Build from 2 layers of 3/8" MDF ... a box within a box.
I must say that they sound amazing for such a small driver ... imaging is superb.
Powered by a Topping TP21.
Build from 2 layers of 3/8" MDF ... a box within a box.
I must say that they sound amazing for such a small driver ... imaging is superb.
Powered by a Topping TP21.
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After playing around with the Equalizer of my foobar2000 Player,
they sound Great! (These Saba Speakers are a bit rude in the Mids without a Filter)
Direct, fast, wide, clear and when you give them a Subwoofer on the Side, then they sound excellent even with electronic Music like Yello-Touch or Trentemöller Stuff!
Up to 80€ Euro(pair) they are matchless, imho.
they sound Great! (These Saba Speakers are a bit rude in the Mids without a Filter)
Direct, fast, wide, clear and when you give them a Subwoofer on the Side, then they sound excellent even with electronic Music like Yello-Touch or Trentemöller Stuff!
Up to 80€ Euro(pair) they are matchless, imho.
Latest Cornucopya. This time with a more rounded spiral and foam front and back. These are a trial run for my Brother in law who caught the bug but lives a long way away and doesn't have access to drivers and such so Giau, if you're looking in...
These are 50 cm rather than the 70's seen earlier in this thread. The driver is a Jordan 6T. Not bad for a driver the size of a tweeter.
These are 50 cm rather than the 70's seen earlier in this thread. The driver is a Jordan 6T. Not bad for a driver the size of a tweeter.
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FH3-Inspired Build in Foam Core 30 in tall with TC9FD
I just finished one horn inspired by the FH3. The height is 30 in tall (limited by foam core stock). I scaled the internal cross sections to a Vifa TC9FD 3.5 in driver's Sd. This resulted in a cabinet internal dimension of 4.5 in wide x 5.0 in deep, and a terminus choke width of 1.33 in. The rear horn expands in a graceful curve to 12 in wide to provide stabilization feet and enhance the horn output. It actually sounds really good. After testing it by pulling driver from my Cornu spiral, I now must order more Vifa's. It is a fun build and can be done in an evening and a morning as one has to wait for glue to dry.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/223313-foam-core-board-speaker-enclosures-104.html
I just finished one horn inspired by the FH3. The height is 30 in tall (limited by foam core stock). I scaled the internal cross sections to a Vifa TC9FD 3.5 in driver's Sd. This resulted in a cabinet internal dimension of 4.5 in wide x 5.0 in deep, and a terminus choke width of 1.33 in. The rear horn expands in a graceful curve to 12 in wide to provide stabilization feet and enhance the horn output. It actually sounds really good. After testing it by pulling driver from my Cornu spiral, I now must order more Vifa's. It is a fun build and can be done in an evening and a morning as one has to wait for glue to dry.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/223313-foam-core-board-speaker-enclosures-104.html
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Here's some good reading if you have the time. Thanks to XRK, these have become a hit. In the first post there is a link to the other thread where it all started.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full...k-building-cornu-spiral-horn-now-you-can.html