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Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum and would be grateful to hear some of your suggestions for a new project I have been tasked with
![]() A bunch of my friends who are mostly students (hence the low budget) who have music production as a hobby, would like me to build them studio monitors for their home studio or mostly bedroom setups. I recon that they'd be used for 60% electonic music and 40% acoutical/instrumental. The cabinets that I am planning to build will be 2-way with a dome tweeter and an 8" mid/bass driver. The cabinet size will be fairly standard for this size of driver and will rated around 125-150 watts RMS per passive cabinet. The cabinets will be a custom bass-reflex design with ports at the front. Good bass extension is important and they will need to have a typically flat response as would normally be associated with this type of loudspeaker. As you'd expect, I'd like them to have a decent level of clarity and neutral tonal characteristics. Okay so here's my question, what recommendations can you offer me for the drivers? I can afford to spend around £45 (~$90) per set of drivers for each cabinet. I live in the UK, however I would consider puchasing the drivers from abroad. Here's what I'm after: 8" woofer £25-30 Watts: ~100 RMS SPL @1W: 88-94dB FS: 32 (+/- 4) lower fs preferred Cone type: polymer preferred although not essential Max x-over point: 3.5 - 4 KHz Tweeter £15-20 1 - 1.5" soft dome Watts: ~40 - 50 RMS SPL @1W: 88-94dB X-over: ~2KHz Max range: 20-22KHz+ preferable Can anyone offer some suggestions for a pair of well matched drivers? Or even a single driver that you regard highly for this price bracket? I read another post about DIY monitors on here but unfortunately the drivers suggested exceeded my limited budget.... I promise to post photos here of the finished product when they've been completed ![]() Thanks! |
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