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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi All,
Hello fellow audiophiles, I need your precious advice, this is my second forum post ... so be gentle with me ![]() I am seriously thinking about building a 3 way loudspeaker system from a DIY kit to replace my old (also DIY) 2 way Audax loudspeakers. Based on my experience, my preference is for a 3 way large floor standing and not a 2 way + a sub, though some of the designs that follow (see below) do call for a separate enclosure for the large 12 woofer and some might treat that as a "sub". After a lot of research I nailed down the options to the following, however I am willing to consider other options if one of you here thinks it is a better option: 1-Eton 11.2 Kit, 3-Way, Parts Only - Pair , see https://www.madisound.com/store/prod...roducts_id=366 2-Zaph|Audio SB12.3 ~ SB Acoustics 12", Dual Midrange, 3-Way , see https://www.madisound.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=8691{8}76{2}35 3-Eton Duetta , see Loudspeaker Kit Duetta by Klang+Ton 4-Eton empire, see Intertechnik Lautsprecherbausatz Eton Empire (This kit actually ships with two Hypex HS 200 Sub-woofer amplifiers). My current choice is the Eton empire, please let me thing what you think, I shall be listening mostly to music, at present i am using the Beyerdynamic DT 880 coupled with Gilmore light headphone amp, I plan on also purchasing the NuForce Icon HDP and I will also need a recommendation for a sub 500$ power amplifier. Thanks, Shlomo. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
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I am frankly a bit surprised no one posted a reply.
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diyAudio Moderator
Join Date: Nov 2005
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weekends are usually a bit slower
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All three look good though I have no experience with any of them. It seems all come from recognised quality designers so your chances of getting a dud are very slim. (Very, very slim.)
Frank |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Did you take a look at these sites?
DIY Loudspeaker Projects Troels Gravesen Humble Homemade Hifi Both sites contain projects that suit your needs. Scanspeakman
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Elk River MN
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I built a tri-amp'd version of the Eton 11.2s with LR2 crossovers.
These are the best sounding speakers I've listened to in a long time. OK, I'm biased. The Empires look interesting, haven't seen these before. If you can find a pro dealer go listen to the Adams monitors. Adam uses the Eton drivers and sound similar to the Eton kits. When I built mine I was trying to get a cross between the 11.2 kit and the Adam S5. Mike |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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from a general point of view, I like a "simpler" 3way like the 1. with just 3 drivers
more than one driver each passband is bound for troubles but its mostly the crossover Im worried about |
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