Whipped up 6 pairs of these:
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Not without damaging one of the drivers:
And the solution to that problem.
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And the solution to that problem.
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Each one is made out of 1/2" bamboo plywood. Internal volume is 13.8 liters. Tuned to ~47Hz with a 1" diameter by 1.1" long port.
F3 is simulated to be 40Hz and I believe it. Haven't measured it yet though.
The baffle is relatively wide to reduce the effects of baffle step. There is no BSC or any filters in this speaker.
Just 10" of supra ~16 gauge wire between them at the terminals on the back.
Internal dimensions are all golden ratio.
F3 is simulated to be 40Hz and I believe it. Haven't measured it yet though.
The baffle is relatively wide to reduce the effects of baffle step. There is no BSC or any filters in this speaker.
Just 10" of supra ~16 gauge wire between them at the terminals on the back.
Internal dimensions are all golden ratio.
Thank you everyone. I'll be building another batch in the summer, but this time use this material instead:
http://www.bamboohardwoods.com/downloads/specs/TigerPanel_SpecSheet.pdf
http://www.bamboohardwoods.com/downloads/specs/TigerPanel_SpecSheet.pdf
Thank you everyone. I'll be building another batch in the summer, but this time use this material instead:
http://www.bamboohardwoods.com/downloads/specs/TigerPanel_SpecSheet.pdf
gorgeous stuff too - but note that "grain" / pattern matching/wrapping on these types takes a lot more careful layout, and can have a much lower yield
gorgeous stuff too - but note that "grain" / pattern matching/wrapping on these types takes a lot more careful layout, and can have a much lower yield
Yeah, I only matched the panels on the speaker by darkness. I can barely fit 3 pairs on one 4x8 sheet
Here are the prototypes, built entirely from scrap:
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