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Hello guyīs im from sweden And i have been reading teori on loadspeakers for a while now. And i get the basics. And there are probely alot of guys that come in here an try just like me to learn about loadspeaker.
well whatīs my problem. Well itīs seems pretty hard and i keep seing alot of grafs and number and such. i get to the point. were i know what the components in a crossover do. put then when i get in to a program example. Speaker Workshop the grafs and such realy get my head blowing. im not stupid i have make other diy project like a projector and thatīs easyer than bulding a speaker from scrach. Well i am for now renovateing a speaker called carlsson that is from the 60īs and very populer here in sweden. And i love it so i want to make my own speaker system sometime. but i need to learn. so im acctualy searching for a kind soul out there that can help me through the sience and step by step help me accomplish a real long wait to do somthing good and if you have read this long please email or better yet add me on msn mr_nobody73@hotmail.com |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Columbia, SC
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Biggest Negative about DIYing a loudspeaker:
It's HARD! Loudspeakers are really complicated and difficult to design. There is a tremendous learning curve before being able to build a really great speaker (I'm far from being there). Thats why published designs are so often recommended. Biggest Positive about DIYing a loudspeaker: Even if your DIY loudspeaker isn't "great" or even really that "good" you'll probably still think it sounds good. Speakers are so subjective, I've found, that if I even get my design remotely right I think it sounds pretty good =). Good luck finding someone to help, but if you can't, give it a go yourself, you'll probably still end up with something you enjoy listening to. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
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mynameis....
My recommendation -- Start reading! You will learn much more that way -- especially with regards to the mathematics as it relates to speaker building. And keep working with the simulation software. Plug in some published DIY designs and see what you get for results... The best book I found was Ray Alden's Speakerbuilding 101. It is now out in revised edition, Speakerbuilding 201. I haven't seen 201, but it I would guess it is even better than 101. JJ |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Budapest, Hungary
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It is very, very difficult (if not impossible) to home build a better speaker than the Carlsson. At least you have a reference...
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oshifis: If you mean the later Stig Carlsson designs (1980+) i would agree with you, but the old 60īs designs were seriously compromised by drivers and other things so building a better speaker would be feasible. Even the ortho-acoustical principles and theories are available through carlssonplanet.com
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Bavarian Forest
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Here is a text about Carlssonīs design principles.
http://www.larsenhifi.com/pdf/oa.pdf |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
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nobody,
Your best chance of getting help with restoration of an old Carlsson speaker will probably be on the swedish forum faktiskt.se. and on carlssonplanet.com /Peter |
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Hello thanks for the answer and please keep em comming. .'
the carlsson spekaers that i am renawating is no problem is building from scracth that i need help with regads marcus |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Avalon Island
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Hi, there are many gurus here to help you.
Try to define more of what you want. Ask more specific questions. Work step by step. What loudness is needed, what frequencies? Can I afford $$ what I want? How will I compromise? Size? Loudness? Bass? cost$$? 2-way? 3-way? 4-way?
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Well the main thing that i want help with. is basics. i have read alot and im am trying to summon all the facts so i can use it.
1, What im doing right now is to renovate old speakers. First my Carlsson that i have been collecting from the 60īs. Then i have collected other old speakers from the 80īs 90īs. And to give the a new box from my own design. and also just to get my hands dirty. 2. now i want to learn how to test propperly in software and to creat new crossover using my existing element that i have collected. so step by step learn the grafs and such. sure you can learn alot from forums and web. But i woald like to have some to ask and get a response my goal i not to be best och create the best speaker ever my income is low. So this is the only thing i can think of that is sheap but that i can still be creatful. is anyting i say make seanse? i mean is this a good way regads |
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