Hello,
I have been reading the forum for several months now and have finally decided to start posting. I am a highschool student from Washington State and have been putting together guitar pedals since about the age of 12. Now, I am working on my "masterpeice", a 60 pound 5-way integrated amp (I'll have photos eventually). I hope I can contribute to the success of the forum.
-Chris
I have been reading the forum for several months now and have finally decided to start posting. I am a highschool student from Washington State and have been putting together guitar pedals since about the age of 12. Now, I am working on my "masterpeice", a 60 pound 5-way integrated amp (I'll have photos eventually). I hope I can contribute to the success of the forum.
-Chris
Welcome to the forum! What kind of circuitry are you using for your integrated amplifier? It will be interesting to see when you post your pictures.
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Brian
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Brian
that is good
young students learn fast
after a short time they start teaching you
hope noone is so bad to you here
that you need to cry
😉
young students learn fast
after a short time they start teaching you
hope noone is so bad to you here
that you need to cry
😉
The amp is for 2 biamped speakers and a ELF subwoofer. I'm using 2x P3A 60watt, 2x Mini-A, and 1x bridged P3A for the woofer. Itll probably be several months before it is totally finished, as i dont have the speakers built for it, and dont want to build the crossovers before then. I plan to get the P3A's working and run them through my *cringe* radioshack speakers in the meantime, then slowly start saving up for the better speakers and crossovers with my allowance. I can get an external chassis picture pretty soon, as only the inside is going to be added in now.
Sounds like you have a great start! Why don't you consider active crossovers, since you already have multiple amps?
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Brian
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Brian
I'm planning to build a small sealed speaker with a 6.5" woofer and 1" dome tweeter, with a crossover at about 3-3.5khz. I have not yet decided on the actual speakers but I have a few in mind, the cheap, good quality 295-305's that people are talking about from partsexpress (I'd have to lower the crossover point to something like 2k though), and a semi-affordable driver, sph-165c, from a company called Monacor, somewhere in europe. I'm still working on the plans for the speakers though.
-Chris
-Chris
My radioshack speakers are the standard 3-way 8" woofer bookshelf speakers. Got the pair for 80 bucks. They sound ok as long as you dont have anything better to compare them to...
-Chris
-Chris
The thought of tweaking crossed my mind, but I believe that building new speakers will have more sound improvement per dollar than messing with the old ones.
-Chris
-Chris
Welcome, psychokids
keep us posted on your progress.
Ummm, well, you might want to see what kind of "tweak" Dave has in mind -
I respect his knowledge and opinions - and I guess it is fair to say he is a resident expert on " dumpster diver" speakers, along with transmission lines and "other" stuff. 🙂
Glad to have you around
Ken
keep us posted on your progress.
Ummm, well, you might want to see what kind of "tweak" Dave has in mind -
I respect his knowledge and opinions - and I guess it is fair to say he is a resident expert on " dumpster diver" speakers, along with transmission lines and "other" stuff. 🙂
Glad to have you around
Ken
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