Hi
Anyone that have a good on-wall DIY speaker design to recommend?
Looking for something that is bot to large in size.
To be mounted on my daughters room. 16 years old, but not mutch into what is good vs bad quality. However, I am and would like here to be used to how good sound should.
Maybe also a small sub (8-10") to give the fundation if we do not belive the speakers will be enough alone.
Anyone that have a good on-wall DIY speaker design to recommend?
Looking for something that is bot to large in size.
To be mounted on my daughters room. 16 years old, but not mutch into what is good vs bad quality. However, I am and would like here to be used to how good sound should.
Maybe also a small sub (8-10") to give the fundation if we do not belive the speakers will be enough alone.
One way to do an on-wall speaker is to make it shallow, and give directivity to the higher frequencies. One of the easiest ways to do that would be to use a full-range driver. otherwise perhaps a waveguided tweeter that controls downward of a few kHz might help.
I am sure a 16 year old girl will love a urinal in her room.
Edit: TWO urinals for stereo, and a proper toilet as subwoofer.
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In the german DIY world, there have been quite a few honerable attemps
Entry level SB acoustics units: Wallstreet 3 and Wallstreet 4
Wallstreet 3 und 4 – Lautsprecher selber bauen
SB Satori: Satorique 1 Cinema Wall / MTM
Satorique 1 Cinema Wall / MTM Beryllium - Juli 2017 - Lautsprecher bauen 2017 | Lautsprecherbau - Lautsprecher selber bauen
Might have to google further
Wavecore drivers: Heissmann wallwave 182
Wave-Wall-182
Many other options here:
Strassacker: Wandlautsprecher
Entry level SB acoustics units: Wallstreet 3 and Wallstreet 4
Wallstreet 3 und 4 – Lautsprecher selber bauen
SB Satori: Satorique 1 Cinema Wall / MTM
Satorique 1 Cinema Wall / MTM Beryllium - Juli 2017 - Lautsprecher bauen 2017 | Lautsprecherbau - Lautsprecher selber bauen
Might have to google further
Wavecore drivers: Heissmann wallwave 182
Wave-Wall-182
Many other options here:
Strassacker: Wandlautsprecher
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Absolutely Those are what I would build for someone who dont want to look at loudspeaker. With frontcloth like this maybe?:
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We built our first wall mounted speaker in a975, last year of Uni, a JordanWatts module in a classic TL.
This one is likely too ambitious for this project but it is an example:
http://p10hifi.net/FH/download/j-Day-wallHorn-070411.pdf
We did some wall version sof the microTower, they can easily be adapted to available drivers:
https://frugal-phile.com/boxlib/P10free/microTower-maps-020615.pdf
Hard to find drivers that work sealed, but these might be useful examples”
https://frugal-phile.com/boxlib/P10free/MT-HT-Appendix-191209.pdf
I also did some thot experiments with a wall-mounted miniOnken, eaily adaptable to drivers available today.
Also many of our small speaker designs are thin enuff to easily fit on the wall and some tweaks likely possible to optimize for on-wall. Placement would dramatically help the bottom.
dave
This one is likely too ambitious for this project but it is an example:
http://p10hifi.net/FH/download/j-Day-wallHorn-070411.pdf
We did some wall version sof the microTower, they can easily be adapted to available drivers:
https://frugal-phile.com/boxlib/P10free/microTower-maps-020615.pdf
Hard to find drivers that work sealed, but these might be useful examples”
https://frugal-phile.com/boxlib/P10free/MT-HT-Appendix-191209.pdf
I also did some thot experiments with a wall-mounted miniOnken, eaily adaptable to drivers available today.
Also many of our small speaker designs are thin enuff to easily fit on the wall and some tweaks likely possible to optimize for on-wall. Placement would dramatically help the bottom.
dave
Forgot one (actually a growing family). Poplar. Again to large for the OP’s project but maybe more inspiration.
dave
dave
