small 3 way. Is this a good idea?

[picowallspeaker]

Originally Posted by tvrgeek

Never liked removable baffles, but that may be a good way to go with the good plywood. I can compare plywood to my MDF Seas set, and then compare two way to three way.

An aluminum/kevlar/carbon fiber/composite heavy and ANGRY compact 3 way
against...

[mondogenerator]

Originally Posted by Moondog55

You know what? I need my computer speakers and I may just build these over the next month, cabinetmaker next door just set up a home workshop and he owes me workshop time for the garage speakers I gave him.
My computer amp is an Alesis RA-100; do wait for the new thread

Ill keep a look out I doubt ill start mine until Easter.

[Moondog55]

Easter sounds about right for me too, I'm a slow starter and there is some plastering needs doing before SWMBO makes my life harder

[tvrgeek]

Originally Posted by picowallspeaker

An aluminum/kevlar/carbon fiber/composite heavy and ANGRY compact 3 way
against...

I was actually looking at some of the composite materials at McMaster. Various pheonelic slabs. But for now, this is a comparison of ply to MDF. Low Q, High Q. I don't happen to have a metal CNC setup in by back yard, so I am limited to woodworking tools.

[mondogenerator]

ive considered phenolic cloth 'board' but strong as it is, i have no idea if it was a good idea or not. A ply of Al sheet and acrylic or another polymer, may be interesting.