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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Huddinge
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Hi!
Always having thought that a picture says more than a thousand words, I now send U a link to a swedish loudspeaker-forum where I have presented a "semi-Utopia-clone"....the words will be hard to follow, but hopefully not the pictures. I started working in mars with this project, and finished it in mid july.....the project is based on a kit from VISATON called "Concorde". Best Regards http://www.hififorum.nu/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=31423 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Flanders
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Looks fantastic! Very nice finish, like that veneer Most important: how do they sound? I see you haven't filled the cabinets (none of them) with damping wool, why is that? Sorry for the question, I'm totally new here.... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Bavaria (south of veal sausage equator)
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Wooow - what an incredible woodworking job You did there!
Hats off!! I think I know what the veneer is - or at least I know how it is called in German (Vogelaugenahorn). Don`t know if it makes sense translated word by word into English - "bird eyes maple" - ?? When the daylight strikes it, it appears somehow fluorescending like the inside of a sea shell. Once I have worked with this too - Verrrry nice!!
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Huddinge
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Thanks for the comments...I'm very satisfied with these speakers,
I really feels great both to listen to the speakers as well as to look at them........aren't we DIY-builders a strange breed? (I sometimes amuse myself with telling people that I like to LOOK at loudspeakers.....just to watch their reaction.... Now some replies: Thats right, the stuffing was added at the last stage, just before I put the drivers in place, so U can't see it. I've used wool for the midranges, and the original stuffing for the woofers cabinett, as supplied in the Concorde-kit. I MIGHT try another amount of stuffing later, when I come to the "tweaking-phase".... The Veneer is actually just birch, two different kinds of birch, not maple. The one on top of the speakers, and on the woofer-part, is called "Curly birch", in swedish "Masur-björk". The other veneer is (a free interpretation) called "flame-birch", which is birch with more "patterns","curls" than the ordinary birch. The sound:Well It was awesome, really, so much more space in the sound then with my other speakers(Focal C600). I get a feeling that no matter how high I turn up the volume i still can talk without screaming...the sound is so clear and "surrounding". |
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