Great work on those! Someone already posted a link to your thread here.
I wanted to ask you: What did you do with the Wavecor woofer you chose?
Yup, it's an 8" woofer thread
I think it would be tricky to make a smooth and sleek looking tower speaker with 15" woofers and a narrow baffle around the midrange/tweeter/coax, which IMO is needed to have a smooth and precise stereo image. I find wide baffle speakers to have a less precise image, because the much bigger baffle contribute too much with all sorts of "new" sounds, rather than just the sound from the drivers alone.
Maybe the huge speaker from Dunlavy, where the entire front is heavily covered in felt:
https://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/99dun4/index.html
Nevertheless, I do like big woofers, I just need to build the best I can with the bag of compromises that I've already chosen
@digitalthor Yes ! But to make a lonnnng story short see Linkwitz LX521 or Nao note II RS or BW nautilus... Best results in imaging, precision of bass. Just know what, why you are doing things
But to make a lonnnng story short see Linkwitz LX521 or Nao note II RS or BW nautilus... Best results in imaging, precision of bass. Just know what, why you are doing things I only tried the L22 and have the DXT. But I believe they make pretty good drivers all over.
The RNY seem well ventilated, light coned, high efficiency and over-all a good driver - for around the price of Wavecor or SS classic.
Examples of use:
http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/SEAS-3-Way-Classic-mkII.htm
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...ay-with-8-inch-midbass-mini-waveguide.381537/
Measurements at HIFI compass:
https://hificompass.com/en/speakers/measurements/seas/seas-ca22rny-h1471