So this whole thing is clearly pretty inspiring and I'd very much like to build a small set of speakers like but make it a little bit more approachable. I think the big things to focus on are:
1. making the enclosure extra tiny. (Just different skills & methods required when using such thin wood)
2. Being able to assemble it. (Way harder than it first appears at this level of smallness)
3. Low size & weight for given performance (for travel reasons...check in luggage)
4. Low chance of speaker injury during transit.
I guess to start, I'd like to know more about the custom studs used to mount the drivers. If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears.
Also, to be clear, I bought some Purifi drivers and am prepared to hack the corners off...I'm doing this!
1. making the enclosure extra tiny. (Just different skills & methods required when using such thin wood)
2. Being able to assemble it. (Way harder than it first appears at this level of smallness)
3. Low size & weight for given performance (for travel reasons...check in luggage)
4. Low chance of speaker injury during transit.
I guess to start, I'd like to know more about the custom studs used to mount the drivers. If anyone has any ideas, I'm all ears.
Also, to be clear, I bought some Purifi drivers and am prepared to hack the corners off...I'm doing this!
