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jororaitchev

jororaitchev

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These speakers have a new lucky owner and I decided to show you my new project:
 

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jororaitchev

jororaitchev

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Pano said:
Very nice work! You said spray on finish? What type are you using?
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Thanks for the good evaluation!
Auto acrylic varnish, high scratch resistance and UV protection. The last thing is done is polishing with polishing paste 3M- numbers from 1 to 3.
I have used Italian, Spanish varnishes, but I'm most pleased with the Polish. American products can hardly speak / for obvious reasons /.
Regards!
 
wintermute

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The internals are a work of art in themselves.... It could look rather cool with a transparent outer, though I imagine that would be a challenge! No idea whether acrylic or other similar transparent materials would be usable as cabinet walls.... :)

Tony.
 
jororaitchev

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MtBiker's quote:
"Very exciting. Please post impedance and FR plots once you skin them."


Thanks for the good evaluation!


"J&N"
Speakers: "SEAS" Excel; TW-T25CF002;MW-18EX001;W 2x26 FX001
Nominal impedance- 8 Ohm
Free air resonance FS-21Hz
Sensitiviti /2,83V/m/-90db
Eguivalent volume/ VAS-170l/
Long Term Power Handling-150W.
Greetings!
 
jororaitchev

jororaitchev

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wintermute
Quote:
"The internals are a work of art in themselves.... It could look rather cool with a transparent outer, though I imagine that would be a challenge! No idea whether acrylic or other similar transparent materials would be usable as cabinet walls...."


Thank you for your evaluation really assess it!
Unfortunately I can not use materials that offer me.
The sound has its own laws.The housing will be of plywood, birch or beech.
 
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