I failed to mention that I taped off the inside of the tweeters and then painted them with a satin black to match the look that I'm going for. I was very careful and they look factory.
These speakers will be used to supplement my brother's system for movies and tv.
All said and done I'll have less than $100 in them.
These speakers will be used to supplement my brother's system for movies and tv.
All said and done I'll have less than $100 in them.
Yeah, experience is precious I did some 3D spirals for experience too
(source of the spirals is japan site - the one I did is the AG180)
http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~hanbei/eng-angular.html
(source of the spirals is japan site - the one I did is the AG180)
http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~hanbei/eng-angular.html
Crossblade said:Yeah, experience is precious I did some 3D spirals for experience too
(source of the spirals is japan site - the one I did is the AG180)
http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~hanbei/eng-angular.html
Looks like you did a nice job on your brothers speakers Binkster. He's sure to enjoy them.
I looked into that link you posted, that's some crazy stuff there. I won't pretend to understand any of the principals behind them but two things are certain, he's having fun and he must like the way they sound.
Rick
Here is my pair of AG180 speakers from the link I posted
I moved the cable connectors at the internal side instead of on the back
On the background my gainclone can be noticed made by a friend.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
I moved the cable connectors at the internal side instead of on the back
On the background my gainclone can be noticed made by a friend.
Mea Culpa Crossblade didn't mean to slight you.
Binkster I see you're a fellow woodworker/cabinetmaker whatever you prefer. I in one capacity or another have been involved in the trade for around 25 years now. These days though I'm but a humble desk jockey. I'm an estimator/project manger for Div. 8 projects.
I like the looks of the mantel clock you made for your brother. Is it made from walnut?
Take care guys.
Rick
Binkster I see you're a fellow woodworker/cabinetmaker whatever you prefer. I in one capacity or another have been involved in the trade for around 25 years now. These days though I'm but a humble desk jockey. I'm an estimator/project manger for Div. 8 projects.
I like the looks of the mantel clock you made for your brother. Is it made from walnut?
Take care guys.
Rick
Thanks Rik..
The picture is too dark to see the grain, but it is pine with a walnut stain on it. I enjoy the woodworking. I am working on a website right now to showcase more of my stuff.
Lightwave.. the tweeter is crossed at with 5k with a 4 ohm ten watt resistor. I started there for the tweeter because of a project I saw over at parts express.
I did have the the daytons crossed, but after listening to one crossed and one uncrossed, I decided to let the daytons go full range. I think the sounds in movies come across a lot clearer.
The picture is too dark to see the grain, but it is pine with a walnut stain on it. I enjoy the woodworking. I am working on a website right now to showcase more of my stuff.
Lightwave.. the tweeter is crossed at with 5k with a 4 ohm ten watt resistor. I started there for the tweeter because of a project I saw over at parts express.
I did have the the daytons crossed, but after listening to one crossed and one uncrossed, I decided to let the daytons go full range. I think the sounds in movies come across a lot clearer.
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