On-wall DIY design

Anyone that have a good on-wall DIY speaker design to recommend?
Designed like a picture with frame, only 85 mm deep. Visually appears much shallower, because of heavily slanted sides toward the thin wooden frame, black covering helps also.
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Midbass: TVM Acoustics ARN-150-05/8
Tweeter: TVM Acoustics ARV-078-00/8
I don't know if the drivers are still available around, it is a 13 year old project from the DIY/popular science magazine EMITER, issue December 2007, you can order it (hard copy) for 2.10 EUR plus postage (use Google translate):
Проект: Hi-Fi звучник Picasso | Емитер
 
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the complentary one on the back is cosmetic.
It doesn't hurt to hang on to the edge and let the wavefront develop.

In the first image here, the diffraction can be seen off the sharp edge. It forms a circle completely around the baffle edge (sorry that the contrast doesn't make for an easy view).

In the second plot, the diffraction forms a spiral, not a circle, and the centre of expansion follows around the roundover. The front portion of the diffracted energy is diminished. The inner edge of the wavefront adapts and stays with the roundover.
 

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Is this clearer?
On the primary wavefront edge, yes but the diffraction wavefront has become overexposed.

I like what you're trying with rolling the edge back out to the wall, I've been there too. I had a conversation with Earl that had me thinking. There are quite a handful of factors to consider. I accept that no matter how you slice it this is a compromise situation but it doesn't have to be negative. The upshot was to keep rolling back, and the question is what radius to use in a given situation.