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25th May 2004, 04:49 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Newbie needs help
I really want to build my own speakers and have a couple of ideas
that I would like some advice on. Here they are. 1. 6th order bandpass with a 10" sub with a 6" mid and a horn for a tweeter (these would be a pair and my mains) 2. 15" ported sub with 6" mid and a horn for a tweeter I don't know the types of speakers I will be using or where to find a distributor in Ontario, Canada. I really want that thump in my chest when I watch a movie and I like my music loud. Please help me  Renato |
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