Offering two of my recent speaker projects, built in 2012.
1. A pair of Frugelhorn full range with Mark Audio CHP-70(2nd gen) made out of 7/8" thick solid red oak, stuffed with polyfill to suit my room and wired with CAT5 cable. They are painted with a Krylon burgundy and look reasonable.
I found that the bass performance, though plentiful, is very dependent on room effects and stuffing has a huge effect. One is stuffed quite heavily and the other, quite lightly. $200 plus shipping.
2. Pair of folded Tabaqs with Tang Band W3-1364SA full range drivers, cabinets also made from the same red oak tree, with MDF baffle. $150 plus shipping.
I also have three more of the TB drivers that have been used very lightly and currently reside in the closet-$75 plus shipping.
The first picture shows the unfinished Frugelhorn, the second dominated by an experimental 3 way, and the third picture is the Tabaq.
I realize that shipping costs may be excessive, but if anyone in the Atlanta area is interested, I could deliver for $50(cost of gas from my remote location).
1. A pair of Frugelhorn full range with Mark Audio CHP-70(2nd gen) made out of 7/8" thick solid red oak, stuffed with polyfill to suit my room and wired with CAT5 cable. They are painted with a Krylon burgundy and look reasonable.
I found that the bass performance, though plentiful, is very dependent on room effects and stuffing has a huge effect. One is stuffed quite heavily and the other, quite lightly. $200 plus shipping.
2. Pair of folded Tabaqs with Tang Band W3-1364SA full range drivers, cabinets also made from the same red oak tree, with MDF baffle. $150 plus shipping.
I also have three more of the TB drivers that have been used very lightly and currently reside in the closet-$75 plus shipping.
The first picture shows the unfinished Frugelhorn, the second dominated by an experimental 3 way, and the third picture is the Tabaq.
I realize that shipping costs may be excessive, but if anyone in the Atlanta area is interested, I could deliver for $50(cost of gas from my remote location).