Please.
Post ugly pictures !!!!!!!
Anyone !!!!!!!!!!!
Don't be afraid, we won't tease you........
96% of us aren't woodworkers, nor have the extra cash to make something pretty.
At best, we pay some buddy to half donkey something barely airtight...
Post ugly pictures !!!!!!!
Anyone !!!!!!!!!!!
Don't be afraid, we won't tease you........
96% of us aren't woodworkers, nor have the extra cash to make something pretty.
At best, we pay some buddy to half donkey something barely airtight...
Thanks for the reminder on my second point, I forgot that they used mitre joints on the originals.
What would be interesting is if there was a way to do a side by side comparison with our project builds verses the original?
Let me ask the group their option and I know it’s a hard question to answer without hearing both the original and the clones, but how much of a difference is there really in audio quality and specs between the homemade and real versions?
After all, it’s not Rocket Science and with the information, knowledge and experience that we have available on this forum, my guess is that our home brew projects are more closer to the originals than we think?
If you could put it into percentages, my guess would be 85 to 90 percent as close to the originals. The differences being in construction materials, driver, insulation and other fine tuning techniques?
Anyone else want to venture a guess or estimate?
What would be interesting is if there was a way to do a side by side comparison with our project builds verses the original?
Let me ask the group their option and I know it’s a hard question to answer without hearing both the original and the clones, but how much of a difference is there really in audio quality and specs between the homemade and real versions?
After all, it’s not Rocket Science and with the information, knowledge and experience that we have available on this forum, my guess is that our home brew projects are more closer to the originals than we think?
If you could put it into percentages, my guess would be 85 to 90 percent as close to the originals. The differences being in construction materials, driver, insulation and other fine tuning techniques?
Anyone else want to venture a guess or estimate?
the problem as I see it is that the information we have here is pretty soft.
and even if one of us reproduced the enclosure with high fidelity (see what I did there?) we know the Pearl driver has been fiddled with... and we don't know exactly what was done.
what we do know on this forum is that designers Scott and Dave work hard to calculate particular enclosures for drivers that might seem to the rest of us to differ even just a little.
so if I had a pair of Alpair 10.3 drivers (which I do) and wanted the best outcome I'd be building an enclosure shaped to their particular characteristics -- like a Pensil 10.3 or FHXL -- which is my plan.
Though if I win the lottery I might be on the phone to Harley... just for fun.
Thank you to all whose help, especially people who own the drivers, those who build the boxes, those who share their ideas, and even those who share their opinions whether for or against !!!!!!!!!!!!
I bet there are 20 people who read here versus the 1 that posts.............
It is difficult to say which option is "best" for you.
Only you can decide that.
Each option of box has its advantages and disadvantages. In general, both options are very good.
Whichever you choose, I think you'll be satisfied.
Sincerely
So true.
They are adapted to the different drivers.
A lot depends on how you use and how much of the dampening material you use. Where it is placed.
The goal is different for the options of the enclosures.
They are adapted to the different drivers.
A lot depends on how you use and how much of the dampening material you use. Where it is placed.
The goal is different for the options of the enclosures.
Pick a driver, build an enclosure that was designed for it.
Putting a different driver in a guessed enclosure. Harley is not using A10.3.
dave
Putting a different driver in a guessed enclosure. Harley is not using A10.3.
dave
Well, when you buy pair of drivers from MA, not Maop, they are not really matched. We know that Sibelius drivers are not stock Alpair, but they are not become 8" Fostex after tweaks. Still, noone simulated stock Alpair in this enclosure so this is guess and hope for the best project. I will make it, but first from old closet particle board, then some measuring and if I like it ill invest in proper material
I saw this last night on you tube and for those who want a video on how to build a Sibelius cabinet, here is what it will take:
Well there's one for sure. Sure seems like a lot of work with zero stuffing or lining behind the driver, and so way to add it after the fact.
jeff
jeff
One ofthe thing si did with my EnABLed MA was pair matching (to a greater extent than MAOP).
It should be noted that the MA have the tightest QC ofany of the brands i have done significant tnumbers of and a random pair islikely closer than with other makes.
dave
I wonder how something like the KEF UniQ coax would do in an enclosure like this?….the Q150 already gets to 55hz in it’s little 9.5 liter ported box…..I wonder if this hybrid alignement would bring it into the 40’s?……that would be a great DIY mod for folks and those who prefer a tweeter over an FR.