Why does making speakers feel so complicated it's like I'm trying to design a space ship or something? I'm just kinda playing it by ear and hoping I don't make any catastrophically bad design choices.
The Basic Design Constraints:
-Enclosure 3D printed on lulzbot taz 6
-One piece (No gluing multiple pieces together)
-Two Channel
-T-Glaze filament for translucent enclosure
-Small listening Room (Under 150sqft)
-Internal tapered T-Line designed to print without support
-Internal T-Line ends in the flared hole on the top of the speaker enclosure
Drivers:
-Tang Band W3-1876S 3" Mini Subwoofer
-Dayton Audio PT2C-8 Planar Tweeter
Amp:
TBD. Ideally, a DIY Class-A. Realistically, something I can buy used on Ebay.
Crossover:
TBD. Need to get further into the design.
The Status:
Basic Exterior shape and speaker placement. Starting to design the internal structure for the 3" driver. Need to work into the design to see exactly what I can do in the space available before I can even start modeling the speaker response with software.
Anything look obviously out of place so far?
The Basic Design Constraints:
-Enclosure 3D printed on lulzbot taz 6
-One piece (No gluing multiple pieces together)
-Two Channel
-T-Glaze filament for translucent enclosure
-Small listening Room (Under 150sqft)
-Internal tapered T-Line designed to print without support
-Internal T-Line ends in the flared hole on the top of the speaker enclosure
Drivers:
-Tang Band W3-1876S 3" Mini Subwoofer
-Dayton Audio PT2C-8 Planar Tweeter
Amp:
TBD. Ideally, a DIY Class-A. Realistically, something I can buy used on Ebay.
Crossover:
TBD. Need to get further into the design.
The Status:
Basic Exterior shape and speaker placement. Starting to design the internal structure for the 3" driver. Need to work into the design to see exactly what I can do in the space available before I can even start modeling the speaker response with software.
Anything look obviously out of place so far?