Yes, but I had to sell my saws when we moved, and I want to be able to give the carpenter the best measurements and directions possible. I have seen their work on furniture, but I do not know how goid they will be trying to figure out the angle of cuts. I hate to give a job to a carpenter, and have the cuts be iff because they missunderstood the directions. I know..that is my problem on who I pick, but the best ones I can go to do CNC.
I am willing to pay for for the plans (if I can afford it)so everyone on here can use them if you will allow it.
I am willing to pay for for the plans (if I can afford it)so everyone on here can use them if you will allow it.
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I have been a cabinetmaker for many many years.
The best ones will make what you ask for. And do it exactly.
If you want to perform a test of the shops skill level may I suggest this simple sounding test.
Ask for a pyramid. You specify the base dimensions and the height dimension. Ask for the joinery to be as good on the interior of this hollow pyramid as they make it on the exterior.
I once worked for the national museum in Ottawa Canada doing architectural reproduction work. Period doors and window, as well as fine furnishings. The test I described was their entrance into the shop test. It is a true test of the craftsmanship of the people doing the work.
P.S.
No CNC was allowed in that shop. It was calculate cut and measure.
Post #41 contains the plans used to build the SynTripP, and a preliminary parts lists. Post #61 has the completed parts lists and assembly instructions, Post #100 has photos of the bass reflex port details, Post #115 has the throat port detail. Posts #128,138, & 568 have injection port and cone filler details.
I advise anyone building to loft their own full size plans to make accurate parts comparisons easy, and to account for any slight material thickness differences encountered.
Art
I advise anyone building to loft their own full size plans to make accurate parts comparisons easy, and to account for any slight material thickness differences encountered.
Art
Dude im in Melbourne. You could have a play with mine sometime. I have four. Horse Bizzar also has a pair from my build plus two keystones. So you can hear them in action.
So long as you select one that can handle 500hz and up, it will work.
I think each one will have its own coloration, so you just pick one and work with it.
Our future plan is to fit the BMS Coaxial drivers. If you can afford it, do it. (with a back door modification to fit it plus the passive xo)
Hi Finbot, I'll keep that in mind if I'm ever down in Vic, Possibility next year for Esoteric Festival
new 10" woofer optional
Hi Art,
Would the new B&C 10" woofer work in your design? Seem the old woofer will fade out production soon.
B&C Speakers
Thanks,
Hi Art,
Would the new B&C 10" woofer work in your design? Seem the old woofer will fade out production soon.
B&C Speakers
Thanks,
It's not listed in the new 2019 catalog. So I assume that's it won't be long b&c will not making it.
May be b&c rep can chime on this.
Thanks to all.
I've made a pair of the syntripps.
Time problems lead to a first run at street carnival without paint and handles.
They sound fantastic even with the quick and dirty DSP setup i've made at the evening/ nigth before.
When the temperatures will rise, paint and a proper setup will be added.
I've used the 18 sound HD1480T HF Compression driver.
Corssed with 24db/okt:
120hz to 800Hz mids, for hights 920 Hz to 22kHz -6 dB
delays equal to mouth driver distances
amp/DSP: Powersoft LQ2804 / behringer DCX2496 Pro
Subs: 18' diy 2.7 m long folded bass horns low cut at 38Hz high cut 100hz
Even at very high volumes very pleasant sound.
Will check higher XO Fq for the subs/Syntripps to get a little more punch.
Christian
I've made a pair of the syntripps.
Time problems lead to a first run at street carnival without paint and handles.
They sound fantastic even with the quick and dirty DSP setup i've made at the evening/ nigth before.
When the temperatures will rise, paint and a proper setup will be added.
I've used the 18 sound HD1480T HF Compression driver.
Corssed with 24db/okt:
120hz to 800Hz mids, for hights 920 Hz to 22kHz -6 dB
delays equal to mouth driver distances
amp/DSP: Powersoft LQ2804 / behringer DCX2496 Pro
Subs: 18' diy 2.7 m long folded bass horns low cut at 38Hz high cut 100hz
Even at very high volumes very pleasant sound.
Will check higher XO Fq for the subs/Syntripps to get a little more punch.
Christian
Here's a thread addressing horn mid-bass driver parameters:
Criteria for short horn loaded midrange woofer. | Sound Forums
Criteria for short horn loaded midrange woofer. | Sound Forums
I can't even cut a cube
It's why I 3D print so much.
And I don't have a 3D printer!
Yet