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Join Date: May 2004
Location: New York and PA
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I recently finished this 15 inch RS Subwoofer(dayton driver).It's powered by a 500 W Bash amp...and it does move some air!!
RC
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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WOW nice job!
![]() Great job of matching the look and finish, too. ![]() I admire your skills. I wish I had experience with woodworking. ![]() Since I'm so clueless, mind telling how you did all of that? What did you use on the top and sides of the sub? What speakers are those? Just curious. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: New York and PA
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BHTX:
The Sub is a mix of cherry veneer and hardwood. The round posts are 2.5 inch PVC that I veneered,I then cut a 1/2 inch slot in the veneered tubes along the entire length.This is glued on to 1/2 "wings"which are attached to the corners of the cabinet at a 45 degee angle. I used 12 by12 Black ceramic tiles for the sides and the top of the sub.It adds a nice look and provides a nice contrast to the wood. The satellite speakers utilize 2 Dayton drivers, the RS 5 inch woofer coupled with the Dayton "Euro"tweeter,the driveres are mounted on a corian front baffle. Regards Bob C.
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Bob,
Those are stunning. How many hours in total? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: New York and PA
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Thanks Cal:
I would estimate about 100 hours,I have pretty good assortment of power tools which allow me to work efficiently. I am finishing up a Pre-amp and Power amp which have a similar design features. Regards Bob C.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Genoa IL far west Chicago suburbs
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That is some mighty fine woodworking, and I`m sure they sound as good as they look. What are you going to use as a source that would compliment the beautiful amp & pre. Pure eye candy.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: New York and PA
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Xo:
I am not using anything fancy for this system just a mid level Sony cd player.The whole system will reside in a spare bedroom and not see much action,but I sure had a helluva good time putting it all together!....I am already planning the sequel Thanks! Bob C.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Very nice work, well done. I'm about to start building a pair of 12in hardwood subs. What is the thickness of the timber? Did you brace it internally?
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: New York and PA
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Thanks:
The box is made from 3/4 MDF.The cherry hardwood is also 3/4 and is glued over the MDF.I used a single horizontal brace internally. Good luck with your project! Regards Bob C.
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