Audio Freeeeek, Those are really awesome! What are you using to mount the mid and tweeter enclosure? Does it allow for any vertical or horizontal movement? Also what is the very bottom chamber; the part that isn't included in the sketch you posted? It would be kool if it was a fill chamber for sand or stones...
It's inspirational to see peoples designs come to life. If I had the cash I would be out in my shop building right now!
It's inspirational to see peoples designs come to life. If I had the cash I would be out in my shop building right now!
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First take the creature out to make some room 😉
I am thinking make a false front...
Keriwena I was thinking the same thing No 5 is alive 🙂
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The head is adjustable yes by means of heavy duty LCD TV flat wall brackets, they have a wing screw that allows me to move the head up and down and are solid, the bottom chamber is separate and can be filled yes with sand/lead or whatever though the speakers already weigh 300lbs each.
They will be all piano black or satin, havent quiet made my mind up, but the side pieces will be american walnut veneered, including the very bottom chamber sides, the rest i.e fronts will be black.
I have a thread about the build of them, take a look.
It would basically be a 2.5way bookshelf speaker in a 2.2 setup. the two 15 inch subs would be active (amp Plates) and they would be crossed at 50hz. I like they way 2.5 way towers sound especially with a big bump from below 50 hz provided by a subwoofer.
Two 15's is a little excessive for my listening needs, but having a separate sub just isn't as kool as having one 15 in each tower...
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Two 15's is a little excessive for my listening needs, but having a separate sub just isn't as kool as having one 15 in each tower...[/QUOTE]
I Agree, if you need a subwoofer, that just means your girly speakers are not up to the job lol.
I Agree, if you need a subwoofer, that just means your girly speakers are not up to the job lol.
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