My crossover is 600hz lowpass for the woofer, 600hz highpass for the fullrange, both 1st order. The backfiring tweeter is crossed around 6600hz highpass 3rd order.
Last year at the Munich Fair I was impressed with boenicke w5, but unfortunately price is bigger than my limit , especially SE version
Since we have design studio and 2 CNC machine (for other purpose) I tried to do it something similar, but way is more than complicate since need to make holes on 3 different side s
No meter, if not counting our time, material, drivers, crossover and rest is almost 20 percent of price of W5SE
After I test it, sound is more than awesome
Here is couple pict from production process
BTW my workmates is also make pair for him, and we order material for one pair for our office
Nice work!Last year at the Munich Fair I was impressed with boenicke w5, but unfortunately price is bigger than my limit , especially SE version
Since we have design studio and 2 CNC machine (for other purpose) I tried to do it something similar, but way is more than complicate since need to make holes on 3 different side s
No meter, if not counting our time, material, drivers, crossover and rest is almost 20 percent of price of W5SE
After I test it, sound is more than awesome
Here is couple pict from production process
BTW my workmates is also make pair for him, and we order material for one pair for our office
Would like to do the same build. I'm an audiophile/woodworker. Do you have pattern or cad file? If so, can you share or send to me.
I would also be interested in the xovers, drivers, wiring, and damping material. How it was assembled. The full build.
Thx
Last year at the Munich Fair I was impressed with boenicke w5, but unfortunately price is bigger than my limit , especially SE version
Since we have design studio and 2 CNC machine (for other purpose) I tried to do it something similar, but way is more than complicate since need to make holes on 3 different side s
No meter, if not counting our time, material, drivers, crossover and rest is almost 20 percent of price of W5SE
After I test it, sound is more than awesome
Here is couple pict from production process
BTW my workmates is also make pair for him, and we order material for one pair for our office
Nice work!Last year at the Munich Fair I was impressed with boenicke w5, but unfortunately price is bigger than my limit , especially SE version
Since we have design studio and 2 CNC machine (for other purpose) I tried to do it something similar, but way is more than complicate since need to make holes on 3 different side s
No meter, if not counting our time, material, drivers, crossover and rest is almost 20 percent of price of W5SE
After I test it, sound is more than awesome
Here is couple pict from production process
BTW my workmates is also make pair for him, and we order material for one pair for our office
Would like to do the same build. I'm an audiophile/woodworker. Do you have pattern or cad file? If so, can you share or send to me.
I would also be interested in the xovers, drivers, wiring, and damping material. How it was assembled. The full build
Thx
Interested in both the fusion360 and .stl file. Please attach...THX!
👍 Thx....I also have 2 pair I'd like to use to DIY build some W5's with. Need template or CAD files. Could even work with a 2D file. Any suggestions?
They look great! Did you make then yourself? By hand/router template or CNC? If outsourced, what did it cost?
What is your process to clone the boxes? Do you have all the driver, xover info for the W8,s?
Bandpass for the Fountek fullranger? I think according to the description from boenicke it is not limited in hights, runs open to the end. It has only one high pass Filter? (10uf)?
Why not. I have a box of 4 FE88ex ready to ship from before the big price increase.
dave
I built a pair of Boenicke W5 clones out of walnut. I downloaded the fusion 360 file from this thread, then made my 2D drawings in Autocad to actually import into Vectric Aspire to do the toolpaths. I used the Tang Band woofer with the crossover mentioned on the first page. I machined the back aluminum binding post/tweeter plates on my CNC as well.
