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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Helo everyone! I'm new to the whole DIY audio concept. My uncle gave me a couple of KEF B110B's (SP1057) and T27's. He used to have them on a Constructor CS1 Model. He also gave me an old design of a mini t-line box to make (see attached images). I want your opinion on this design. Can u suggest a DIY stereo amplifier to drive these units. I don't need sth expensive or exquisite as i will only playback mp3 and flac audio files (mostly rock, blues and jazz music). Thank u in advance for your any answers!
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frugal-phile(tm)
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Besides being for the B200 which makes it unsuitable right off the top, i'd be looking to get the B110 into a TL done with modern design techniquies.
dave
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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In fact, your B110 and T27 were the heart of the famous compact LS3/5 and LS3/5A monitor speakers, still a benchmark for voice reproduction.
Therefore, I'd look for plans of the LS3/5A and its filter. It's probably the best application for them. For example, browse http://www.ls35a.com/ Regarding affordable DIY amps, these speakers may be refined in sound, but they were low sensitivity as well, so don't think about a low-powered tube amp for them, I'd rather google for "gainclone kit", and check out sites like http://www.audiosector.com/ and http://chipamp.com/ Last edited by talaerts; 10th July 2011 at 09:26 PM. |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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(the new) Falcon Acoustics is again making & selling LS3/5A XOs.
Even if you put them in a TL, the top of the list for XOs dave
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Hi,
FWIW the CS1 kit came with crossovers and that is what you should use. AFAIK the drivers versions for the CS1 do not suit LS3/5A c/o's at all. A tall slim TL is certainly doable, with the same baffle width as the CS1 plans. rgds, sreten.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Thanx for your responses! Having a look at The Unofficial LS3/5a Support Site got me some interesting ideas... I think I'll go for the LS3/5a kit and will make a sub woofer like this: LS3/5A Home-made Bass Extenders. Only problem is that they don't make B110B's no more so I'll look for a similar unit (maybe the Peerless SKO130 5").
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brighton UK
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Hi,
What LS3/5a kit ? I'll repeat specifically the CS1 drivers are not the same. What you want is the CS1 crossover, not the expensive LS3/5a crossover. rgds, sreten.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Arkansas
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Quote:
I was always curious about that small t-line, but I didn't know anyone who actually built that one. There were quite a number of us who were followers of all the DIY speaker projects published in British magazines such as Wireless World and HiFi News in the 1970s. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
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sreten is right, I didn't know that there were so many variants of the venerable B110, and your SP1057 variant does not have a crossover listed at Falcon Acoustics.
Indeed, best to recuperate the CS1 filter as well, or google for the schematic if you don't have the cabinets with the filters anymore. |
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Sreten you're right. I downloaded the specification sheets from kef and saw the differences. So I'll be better off with either the CS1 or the Mini-TL design. Doy u think I'll still be able to use the AB1 as a sub-woofer but with a different x-over?
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