I have over 100 no name 5" drivers. They each are enclosed in cardboard. Overall outside diameter is 5". I have no use for them. 50 cents each local pickup Dayton Ohio
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Please contact these people, there should be someone who instandly picks them up:
https://www.coopdayton.org/makerspace
https://udayton.edu/engineering/connect/innovation_center/makerspace/index.php
https://authorizedco.com/dayton/7-amazing-makerspaces-in-dayton/
https://www.coopdayton.org/makerspace
https://udayton.edu/engineering/connect/innovation_center/makerspace/index.php
https://authorizedco.com/dayton/7-amazing-makerspaces-in-dayton/
I hope you reach someone competent there, who understands what a great educational project for many (children?) with low free income this could be. Keeps them away from the street.
It would be a shame to throw such a DIYS treasure in the bin. The woofer is usually the most expensive part in a low cost speaker project.
It would be a shame to throw such a DIYS treasure in the bin. The woofer is usually the most expensive part in a low cost speaker project.
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Yes, please get these to a high school or local tech college bare minimum! There is so much learning in what you have there! The educational aspect is immeasurable in the hands of the right teacher.
A bose 901 project might be neat.
I say project because scale the box down to 2/3 of the full size measurements and use much cheaper and flatter 2 or 2.5 inch full range speakers.
I say project because scale the box down to 2/3 of the full size measurements and use much cheaper and flatter 2 or 2.5 inch full range speakers.
He may have to ship them to sell them all. A line array could work if the high response is sufficient.