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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Netherlands
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Here I will present bit by bit my almost finished new loudspeakers.
They are based on the Intertechnik Eton Empire satelite speakers. The bass-department will follow later. Here is a link: http://www.intertechnik.de/ What is special about my implementation is the use of ceramic tiles on the inside of the MDF housing. Here are some pictures of its construction: |
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As you can see here, different types of tiles were used:
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Then, on the surface of the tiles, a soft paper/wood stuff used under wooden floors for damping, was glued on them:
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A construction glue was used for this.
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Here the whole thing was waiting for the frontbaffle (made of two 22 mm MDF plates) and the side to be attached.
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Here are these frontbaffles. They are 44 mm thick. On the inside they are frased wider for better air-circulation.
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Here you can see their thickness
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The little room in the middle is for the Eton ER4 Air Motion transformer.
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And here the baffles are finally fixed:
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After fixeing these baffles, the box was filled with cables and damping material (wool), and the sides were attached.
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