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12th January 2004, 08:23 PM
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Location: UK
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Speaker design for UK beginner
Ok guys, I've been researching this for some weeks now and finding it a bit tough.
I'm looking for a design which I can build using drivers easily available in the UK (Maplins would be nice). The designs on Speakerbuilder.net look very nice but I'm unable to find drivers the same spec in the UK. If anyone can correct me here, please do cos those guys make it look simply! Cheers! |
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