Monitor built based on box

hams · 28th May 2006, 03:31 AM

i'd like to build a set of monitors based on a specific box. Either of these two Parts Express options.

302-700 or 302-710

i saw this ZaphAudio Monitor using some Seas drivers and the 302-710. Could this design be modified to use Seas Excel drivers? i was hoping to use the E036 or E006 Tweeter and the E015 or E037 for the Midbass.

the speakers will be used in the bedroom but i'd like to get something deeper than 80Hz. i was also considering getting the Rega Brio to power the system. this integrated only has 38 watts per channel. will that be enough to power the above speakers? (assuming moderate listening levels)

thanks,
kevin

sreten · 30th May 2006, 11:19 AM

Hi,

No you cannot change the drivers in the design.

The design is far better value that any design using Excel drivers.

What makes you think it only goes to 80Hz ?

/sreten.

28th May 2006, 03:31 AM	#1
hams diyAudio Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Illinois	Monitor built based on box i'd like to build a set of monitors based on a specific box. Either of these two Parts Express options. 302-700 or 302-710 i saw this ZaphAudio Monitor using some Seas drivers and the 302-710. Could this design be modified to use Seas Excel drivers? i was hoping to use the E036 or E006 Tweeter and the E015 or E037 for the Midbass. the speakers will be used in the bedroom but i'd like to get something deeper than 80Hz. i was also considering getting the Rega Brio to power the system. this integrated only has 38 watts per channel. will that be enough to power the above speakers? (assuming moderate listening levels) thanks, kevin

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30th May 2006, 11:19 AM	#2
sreten diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Brighton UK	Hi, No you cannot change the drivers in the design. The design is far better value that any design using Excel drivers. What makes you think it only goes to 80Hz ? /sreten.

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