Recently I designed a new build using the Dayton Esoteric and Peerless Corundum drivers for a YouTuber named Doublsmm. He wanted me to design him some new bookshelf speakers for his theater. So I designed him 3 identical fronts using the 7" Esoteric driver and two rears using the esoteric 5" driver. Overall I think they came out really nice. He kept his sealed, but I ported mine. And I must say, I really love the Eso 7's ported. They have a real nice smooth sound to them. But I was a little disappointed with how they measured. They have a nasty peak right around 1khz (which is very audible. But once I got that tamed down, they really came alive. Here is a basic build video. I'll post some photos of the drivers down under.
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Photos of the drivers I used. The Dayton Esoteric 7, the Dayton Esoteric 5.5 and the Peerless Corundum
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Thank You @Adason. I appreciate it. I really liked these drivers and was very pleased with the end sound.
Yeah the CNC is nice to have, but I must say I wouldn't recommend the one I bought. I'm throwing away more scrap then what I actually use and spend more time working on it then running it. But it is nice to have when it runs right 🙂
Hmmm....
Looks pretty.
No spec sheet showing what you did.
No proof in the pudding. No results.
How about some plots, man!?
Wolf
Looks pretty.
No spec sheet showing what you did.
No proof in the pudding. No results.
How about some plots, man!?
Wolf