Hi All,
I was originally turned on to the 10p by reading a thread here using the Pencil design, so I went ahead and ordered up a pair of drivers and some terminals.
However, my primary use for these will be while working at a desk, and after putting a bit more thought into it, Pencils on the floor most likely won't give a clear line of sight from my ear to the drivers, and setting them on the desk doesn't seem like a good option either.
I've since been looking at either Planet10's CGR, or the Mar-Ken10.
Can anyone comment on any characteristic differences between these? Or any other suggestions? I notice the CGR design specifies variations for the 10.3 vs 10p driver, while the Mar-Ken does not (older design I presume).
If the material I use to construct is of a different thickness than specified in the plans (.75 in/19mm vs 18 or 15 mm), should I just adjust dimensions to maintain the same interior measurements? Or will the difference be insignificant? I plan to use 3/4" MDF, and likely add some type of veneer later on for aesthetic purposes.
Thanks!
I was originally turned on to the 10p by reading a thread here using the Pencil design, so I went ahead and ordered up a pair of drivers and some terminals.
However, my primary use for these will be while working at a desk, and after putting a bit more thought into it, Pencils on the floor most likely won't give a clear line of sight from my ear to the drivers, and setting them on the desk doesn't seem like a good option either.
I've since been looking at either Planet10's CGR, or the Mar-Ken10.
Can anyone comment on any characteristic differences between these? Or any other suggestions? I notice the CGR design specifies variations for the 10.3 vs 10p driver, while the Mar-Ken does not (older design I presume).
If the material I use to construct is of a different thickness than specified in the plans (.75 in/19mm vs 18 or 15 mm), should I just adjust dimensions to maintain the same interior measurements? Or will the difference be insignificant? I plan to use 3/4" MDF, and likely add some type of veneer later on for aesthetic purposes.
Thanks!