Is this speaker a little big-headed?

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Do you think the mid-tweeter section a little big compared to the bass cabinet:

http://www.geocities.com/hai_vu1/AcapellaSe/front.JPG

But from the side, it looks a little bit better:
http://www.geocities.com/hai_vu1/AcapellaSe/side.JPG

This is my version of Troels AcapellaSe. I decided to separate the speaker into two pieces to make moving a heck lot easier. But in doing so, visually the two pieces don't quite seem to integrate visually.

I can't believe building speaker can be quite time-consuming. Took me almost forever to put on the veneer.

I just can't imagine how long it will take me to put on lacquer.
 
andy2 said:
Do you have a picture of a "wrap around grill" might look like?

Crude, but I think you'll get the idea :

:)/sreten.
 

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More and more speakers designs have tweeters mounted on very narrow baffles, or even no baffle at all. Perhaps on a tapered baffle or inset in a ball. Not meant as a critisim, but that large flat face above the tweeter doesn't seem like it could help anything.

Generally speaking a flat reflective surface that exceeds a wavelength probably shouldn't be near a drivers face. Due to cost or styling many speakers violate this idea, but if you are going to expend all this effort....

Maybe you could angle it back just above the tweeter (to preserve inner volume?) Round is better but wood shapes and finishes are tough for round.
 
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