Not yet. We haven't built the miniOnken yet for the A10p. The Trap FS are the same tuningas the Mar-Ken.
dave
dave
I've been reading this post (and many others) with interest. I'm looking for an enclosure for a pair of A10.2's. They will be used as mains for music (wide range, Bach up to Indy Rock). If all goes well and I might also add a sub to combine for HT, but that's not a given. The room is 6mx6m (20x20feet) and I will be combining with a Marantz AV-receiver.
It's a first time build, so I'm looking for a tried and tested design. The Pensils and FH's footprint is a bit to big.. So far my eye wondered towards the M10-A10 or Mar-Kens. Different enclosures of course, floorstander vs stand mount. From what I read, the M10-A10 has more base and Mar-Ken more control.
Back on topic: any comparisons between the two yet? Does the larger box give the Trap FS more base?
It's a first time build, so I'm looking for a tried and tested design. The Pensils and FH's footprint is a bit to big.. So far my eye wondered towards the M10-A10 or Mar-Kens. Different enclosures of course, floorstander vs stand mount. From what I read, the M10-A10 has more base and Mar-Ken more control.
Back on topic: any comparisons between the two yet? Does the larger box give the Trap FS more base?
Ah right. Cheers, still in doubt then, but I'll probably will send you a message for a subscription then!
A pair in solid woods by Bernie (mahogany), outfitted with FF165wKen -- the pictures hide much of the varigation of the wood, they look even better in person.
Vent is out the bottom on these ones.
There is a thread (that i have lost track of) where i was to comment on the FF165wk once i had given them a listen....
They sound very nice. Stock drivers are good, treated drivers just that much better. They do not seem to have the peakiness that is a bother with stock FF125.
dave
Vent is out the bottom on these ones.
There is a thread (that i have lost track of) where i was to comment on the FF165wk once i had given them a listen....
They sound very nice. Stock drivers are good, treated drivers just that much better. They do not seem to have the peakiness that is a bother with stock FF125.
dave
Thanks everyone.
This is the third pair I've built, the first two were with the EL70 driver.
For anyone considering this build it's a lot of fun and quite easy, with the port being able to be placed in different spots. I look forward to a comparison with Chris's Alpair10 version.
Thanks Dave great design.
Bernie
This is the third pair I've built, the first two were with the EL70 driver.
For anyone considering this build it's a lot of fun and quite easy, with the port being able to be placed in different spots. I look forward to a comparison with Chris's Alpair10 version.
Thanks Dave great design.
Bernie
….hardwood flatpaks anyone? …or is this asking a bit much with respect to shipping weight?
Mario
Mario
We have explored estern Rred cedar flat-paks. Makes a very good speaker, is quite light-weight but we haven't figured out how to finish in a manner that makes it tuff.
dave
dave
Gorgeous work! Looking forward to a flatpak (of any type of wood), although that solid looks amazing.
Just ordered a big batch of A10 so that we can supply treated drivers with these if desired. Chris is just starting a production run.
dave
dave
Great news Dave!
I'm curious, I'd really like to try a fullrange driver with a ribbon tweeter at some point, would this design be a good template for that? Something like a Fountek NeoX 2.0?
I'm curious, I'd really like to try a fullrange driver with a ribbon tweeter at some point, would this design be a good template for that? Something like a Fountek NeoX 2.0?