Which Seas Kit...? - Page 2

bradley · 6th January 2004, 06:06 AM

I'm interested in the SEAS kits as well. I started getting interested in mtm designs which led me to Wayne J's Eros MkII at
speakerbuilder.com. This got me interested in series crossovers.. which led me to Tony Gee's website at humblehomemadehifi.com. Monroe, I wonder if you've looked at any of his designs?
I'd like to build his small two way, the HATT MkIII. Has anyone had any experience with these or heard anything about them?
I'd also like to add a pair of passive subs built around the new 10 inch aluminum L26RFX/P. Seems like it would be a pretty fine little system for less than five hundred bucks total.

Monroe · 6th January 2004, 08:45 AM

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Originally posted by bradley
I'm interested in the SEAS kits as well. I started getting interested in mtm designs which led me to Wayne J's Eros MkII at
speakerbuilder.com. This got me interested in series crossovers.. which led me to Tony Gee's website at humblehomemadehifi.com. Monroe, I wonder if you've looked at any of his designs?
I'd like to build his small two way, the HATT MkIII. Has anyone had any experience with these or heard anything about them?
I'd also like to add a pair of passive subs built around the new 10 inch aluminum L26RFX/P. Seems like it would be a pretty fine little system for less than five hundred bucks total.

I've looked through that site and found it very interesting. But I think that I would rather build with the excel drivers as specified in the kits - seems like the safest bet.

ALFIrE · 7th January 2004, 11:33 AM

I'm also looking to build a speaker as mentioned above.

In a meeting of several diy-enthusiasts, the HATT seemed to be one of the best designs possible, even compared to the SS ref Mon - which are way more expensive...

I just can't make up my mind...

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6th January 2004, 06:06 AM	#11
bradley diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: michigan	I'm interested in the SEAS kits as well. I started getting interested in mtm designs which led me to Wayne J's Eros MkII at speakerbuilder.com. This got me interested in series crossovers.. which led me to Tony Gee's website at humblehomemadehifi.com. Monroe, I wonder if you've looked at any of his designs? I'd like to build his small two way, the HATT MkIII. Has anyone had any experience with these or heard anything about them? I'd also like to add a pair of passive subs built around the new 10 inch aluminum L26RFX/P. Seems like it would be a pretty fine little system for less than five hundred bucks total.

7th January 2004, 11:33 AM	#13
ALFIrE diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: vlaanderen	I'm also looking to build a speaker as mentioned above. In a meeting of several diy-enthusiasts, the HATT seemed to be one of the best designs possible, even compared to the SS ref Mon - which are way more expensive... I just can't make up my mind...

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