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3D printed speakers can sound so good! Ad: Get an exclusive NordVPN deal here 🤍 it’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! Want to build these speakers for your own gaming or TV setup? The 3D printable files are available for $29.99 - 🤍 Parts list: Disclosure: These are affiliate links. If you click them and make a purchase from the various merchants they link to, DIY Perks may earn a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to the eBay Partner Network and Amazon Associates. It's approx $500 to build a pair (so $250 per speaker), which is good value when you think that a Sonos or Bose will set you back at least that much only instead of getting a single unit you get a stereo pair with better audio quality to boot! Subwoofer: Tang Band W3-1876S USA: 🤍 EU: 🤍 Midtone Driver: Tang Band W3-1364SA USA: 🤍 EU: 🤍 Alternative mid drivers (these performed similarly and fit the enclosure): 🤍 🤍 Digital Signal Processor : 🤍 Amplifier: 🤍 TWEETERS are optional, as the midtone driver + DSP sounds great on its own, but for the best quality a good budget tweeter is the SB Acoustics SB26STCN, which is my favourite overall due to its pricing, but a premium option is a Scanspeak D2608/913000 Tweeter. It has a bit more ‘sparkle’ and refinement, but this will ONLY be appreciated if the final speakers are given a signal from a high-quality output source like a dedicated DAC. If you want to print the baffles, the recommended magnet size is 10mm diameter round neodymium magnets, with 5mm depth maximum. Fixtures and fittings: 40pcs M3 threaded inserts (for the speaker drivers) 40pcs 3mm x 8mm countersunk m3 black screws (for the speaker drivers) 200pcs Self-tapping 2mm diameter screws, 10mm length max (build platform screws) 24pcs 3mm diameter self-tapping screws (amplifier screws, DSP chamber, midtone chamber base) 2x step-down voltage regulators, 5v output (for powering the DSP and fan) 2x 1000uf capacitor (add across the output of the regulator to reduce interference) 2x Power Adapters (100w ideally, each. A low cost option is old laptop power adapters) 1x roll of 16awg wire Recommended glue is CT1 - it sticks to PLA well enough and doesn't set too quickly allowing the whole speaker to be screwed together before it begins to dry. This allows any spill over to be wiped away (use an old brush to get inside the air guide etc). Sets with some amout of flexibility. Readily availabe in the UK but not sure about equivalents for other territories. Visit the Forum or Discord server to see what the community recommends for each region. SAFETY NOTES ON PLASTER OF PARIS: If you're stupid with it, it can be dangerous. NEVER put your hands/feet/whatever into plaster of paris EVER. It can suddenly set without warning, creating a lot of heat in the center, so you'll get burned or worse. Because of this never leave a batch of wet plaster of paris in reach of children or pets. Wearing a mask is recommended to not breathe in any dust, and goggles to stop it splashing into your eyes. Stay safe people!
Building custom stereo speakers with stands and grills from scratch. Brought to us by Holzkern. Use coupon code 'MAKE15' for 15% off at: 🤍 I'm a passionate music enthusiast who recently revamped my audio system with a new turntable cartridge and amplifier. My next mission? Crafting high-end speakers. This DIY journey consists of four stages: constructing cabinets with precise specifications and wiring, emphasizing design, creating stands that are visually striking and minimize bass vibration transfer, and designing the speaker grills. I've utilized a high-end DIY kit from CSS Audio; it's like piecing together a puzzle. I'm insanely happy with how these turned out and they sound absolutely amazing! Hardwood from Kencraft: 🤍 ★ TOOLS / SUPPLIES ★ (Affiliate Links) CSS Audio Kit: 🤍 Grill Cloth: 🤍 Press Fit Grill Guides: 🤍 Speaker Feet: 🤍 Stand Feet: 🤍 Feather Board: 🤍 (use coupon code 'DAVIDPICCIUTO' for 10% off) Table Saw: 🤍 Yellow Push Block: 🤍 Cordless Router: Router: 🤍 Track Saw: 🤍 Planer: 🤍 Trotec Acrylic: 🤍 Rayjet R400 Laser Cutter: 🤍 Stepcraft CNC: 🤍 Walnut Veneer: 🤍 Contact Cement: 🤍 Metal Cutting Circular Saw: 🤍 Metal Chop Saw: 🤍 Belt Grinder: 🤍 Welder: 🤍 Miter Saw: 🤍 Bandsaw: 🤍 CA Glue: 🤍 Oil Finish: 🤍 Turntable: 🤍 Audio Amp: 🤍 Turntable Cartridge: 🤍 ★ WATCH MORE ★ Detailed Speaker Video: 🤍 Inspiring Woodworking Projects: 🤍 ★ ALL THE LINKS ★ T-Shirts / Books / Plans: 🤍 Making It Podcast: 🤍
The traditional wisdom says that if the driver is close to the back panel of the speaker box, you'll get very obvious reflections back through the cone that colour the sound. While this is now widely accepted as true, I thought it would be interesting to actually test it and see first-hand how much of an impact it has. The two boxes are nearly identical internal volume of 12 liters (the deep box is very slightly bigger). That volume works best for the driver I'm using for the test, a Seas coax H1144. The deep box is 8" from the back of the front baffle to the inside face of the back of the box, while the shallow box is 4" deep. I used the same driver (I only have one of these), crossover and test setup for each box. The shallow box is just deep enough for the driver to fit - the back is just 1/4" from the back panel. Measured first without stuffing, the tall shallow box shows a disturbance in the 300Hz range. This can be the "back through the driver" reflection mentioned above or it can be a standing wave. Adding stuffing (I used the same piece of rockwool in each box) shows no significant change for the deep box, but has smoothed out that 300Hz wiggle in the shallow box, proving that it is a standing wave problem. The standing wave happens up in the shallow box because it is taller and the distance from top to bottom is great enough to support a standing wave in that 300Hz region. The rockwool is damping material that absorbs sound energy, breaking up that standing wave. Tangentially, this also demonstrates that standing waves are only a problem when the box is big enough inside to support a standing wave in the lower midrange frequencies. Note that the deep box shows no improvement when stuffed, indicating that there are no standing waves of any significance to damp. So making a small speaker box with rounded or angled sides won't be effective for preventing standing waves, when they wouldn't be there to begin with. Finally a listening test using both boxes. The mic is set up around 20" from the speaker on tweeter axis for both boxes in my listening room. I deliberately withheld which box is which, leaving you to decide based on listening only. Give it a try and leave a comment, and I'll reveal the results in a future video. You can help support the work I do in making these videos: Project plans for sale: 🤍 Join the ibuildit community on Loacals: 🤍 Support this channel on Patreon: 🤍 #diyspeakers #johnheisz #audio My "Scrap bin" channel: 🤍 My main channel: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
NOTE: This is to clear up some confusion over what I meant about bracing and damping: Speaker building was always bracing and damping. But at some point the idea started that bracing alone was better, just using a lot more of it. Guys were still doing the traditional bracing and damping (like me), but you also started seeing these bracing only builds happening. The idea was to drive up the panel resonance high enough so that it wouldn't be excited and therefore wouldn't be a problem I'm speaking 100% from a DIY standpoint, not from what the major manufacturers were doing. Will making the entire box from the same material make a difference? Possibly, but I did what I could to take the rest of the box out of the measurement. For example the box was clamped down to my very heavy and stable workbench to keep it as stationary as possible, and help restrict the measurement to the panel itself. Yes the other panels were still vibrating and in turn that can affect the panel being tested, but it's the same for each of the different panels. Each panel was exactly the same size - 8-1/2" x 12" with the screw holes in exactly the same places. Why 30Hz to 2000Hz? I did some "warmup" testing prior to the measurements I made to determine the best range that shows the most relevant data. 30Hz because the speaker I used doesn't have significant output below 30Hz. I used my ACH-01 accelerometer connected to REW to run the measurements. I made a special preamp for that accelerometer in this video: 🤍 My conclusions are that the material used is not a significant factor in how the speaker will sound. As long as what you are working with is of reasonable quality, you should not be able to hear the difference. You may be able to imagine you hear the difference, though, and the human psyche is a powerful thing to overcome. If you believe MDF sounds dull and sluggish, and Baltic birch plywood sounds lively and fast, then it'll be very difficult to get past that and you should use the one you think will sound best. As for bracing vs damping, I think both are valid. Use bracing to reduce panel size so that the damping will be more effective. The rationale of those that prefer bracing alone is that the damping "smears" the response. Much like above, it'll be hard to get past this idea if it's what you believe, so best to go with what you think is better way. You can help support the work I do in making these videos: Project plans for sale: 🤍 Join the ibuildit community on Loacals: 🤍 Support this channel on Patreon: 🤍 #diyspeakers #johnheisz #audio My "Scrap bin" channel: 🤍 My main channel: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
#hifi #howto #epic Ready to build a truly Epic HifI speaker? One that can play the entire range of sound and not have to take up your entire listening space? Watch me build the Epic HiFi Speaker Build. This Epic speaker gives you an F3 of around 30hz and extends all the way up to 20hz, without taking much space up at all. Take a look at exactly how to build one of these. 📝 Build Plans: 🤍 🌍Europe and Germany, buy the parts here: 🤍 🔊Parts Used: (2) Epique 150HE-44: 🤍 (1) CSS LD25X: 🤍 (2) Passive Radiator: 🤍 🧰Tools Used: Glue: 🤍 Drill: 🤍 Wire Crimper: 🤍 Glue Brush: 🤍 Clamps: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
Step by step speaker building. This is an intro to my video series on building your own speakers. SPEAKER BUILD PLANS - (NEW Site!) 🤍 MY SPEAKERS - 🤍 JOIN OUR DIY COMMUNITY - 🤍 INSTAGRAM - 🤍 FACEBOOK - 🤍 STEP by STEP VIDEOS Step: 1 Choose An Enclosure Type - 🤍 Step: 2 Choose A Crossover Type - 🤍 Step: 3 Choose Your Drivers - Coming Soon! Step: 4 Design Your Enclosure - Coming Soon! Step: 5 Design Your Crossover - Coming Soon! Step: 6 Build Your Enclosure - Coming Soon! Step: 7 The Test! - Coming Soon! Step: 8 The Finish - Coming Soon! SPEAKER BUILDING KITS W/O Cabinet - 🤍 With Cabinet - 🤍 🤍 Higher End Kits: 🤍 🤍 🤍 ALL YOU NEED TO GET STARTED Drill - 🤍 Circular Saw - 🤍 Speed Square - 🤍 Kirby Meets Audio Speaker Building Shop: 🤍 TOOLS Router - 🤍 Router Table - 🤍 Router Adj. - 🤍 Chamfer Bit - 🤍 Mortise Bit - 🤍 Table Saw - 🤍 Miter Saw - 🤍 Cordless Drill - 🤍 Orbital Sander - 🤍 Finishing Sander - 🤍 Bar Clamps - 🤍 Soldering Iron - 🤍 3” Forstner Bit - 🤍 Forstner Bit Set - 🤍 Measuring Tape - 🤍 Push Stick Pack - 🤍 Auto Center Punch - 🤍 Digital Angle Gauge - 🤍 Combination Square - 🤍 CAMERA GEAR Camera - 🤍 Wide Lens - 🤍 50mm Lens - 🤍 Microphone - 🤍 Big Tripod - 🤍 Flexible Tripod - 🤍 If you have any questions, comment! I invite you to be apart of this awesome community. Thank you so much for watching! -Kirby
In this video, I've partnered with Inventables to create some portable Bluetooth speakers! Each speaker represents an opposite end of the spectrum. One is a simple speaker that most DIYers could make in a couple of afternoons and the other is one that a pro might make. They both sound great, they both function the same, but one looks a bit better than the other. Oh, and one lucky viewer will get to take home the pro speaker! Get Your Own X-Carve: 🤍 Join me on Patreon: 🤍 Patron's get ad-free early access to all of my videos + More The Bluetooth Speaker Kit I used: 🤍 Links to all of the tools from this video (All of the below are affiliate links): My Laptop for powering X-Carve: 🤍 Bosch Oscillating Multitool: 🤍 Lenix 4” Hole Saw: 🤍 Flat Top saw blade: 🤍 The Good Magnets: 🤍 Wood Bleach: 🤍 Soldering Iron: 🤍 Rubber Feet: 🤍 Polyfil: 🤍 Polycrylic Finish: 🤍 Dewalt 20V Cordless Drill + Driver: 🤍 Wen 12” Drill Press: 🤍 Bosch Miter saw: 🤍 Mirka Sander: 🤍 Polycrilic Finish: 🤍 Glu-bot: 🤍 CA Glue Kit: 🤍 Double-Sided Tape: 🤍 All of the Music and SFX I use comes from: 🤍 Edited by Brycen Roy (IG: 🤍 All My Filming Gear: 🤍 Check me out on Instagram - 🤍ZacBuilds 🤍 Use code ZACBUILDS10 at 🤍 for 10% off favorite work gear Check out my website for all past projects: 🤍
Want to understand how to design a speaker? That is exactly what this video is intended to do. COme along as you can follow the whats and the why's of how to design a speaker. In this video I'll show you the what's and the why's of the Epic HiFi Speaker Build. Products mentioned: Loudspeaker Design Cookbook: 🤍 (2) Epique 150HE-44: 🤍 (1) CSS LD25X: 🤍 (2) Passive Radiator: 🤍 📝 Build Plans: 🤍 🧰Tools Used: Glue: 🤍 Drill: 🤍 Wire Crimper: 🤍 Glue Brush: 🤍 Clamps: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
CSS Audio 1TDX is a REAL High-End DIY Speakers That You Can EASILY BUILD For Your Home Audio. True High-End Audiophile Speakers That You Can Build For Fraction Of The Cost. Follow up video: Was I WRONG About Building A DIY Speaker That DESTROYS Expensive Audiophile Speakers?: 🤍 It’s Finally Time…I Compared and Ranked The Best Home Audiophile Speakers. (Bookshelf) 🤍 Finished Speakers (If You Don't Want To Build It Yourself): CSS Audio 1TDX: 🤍 KITS (Build It Yourself): CSS Audio 1TDX Kit: 🤍 Original CSS Audio 1TD Kit: 🤍 UPGRADES & PARTS: Bought the 1TD? Upgrade to 1TDX: 🤍 1TDX Flat pack (cabinet): 🤍 LD25X Tweeter: 🤍 LOW7 Woofer: 🤍 Related Videos: Css Audio Criton 1TD DIY speaker review: 🤍 Building the Speakers (same thing for 1TDX): 🤍 Why I Might BUY These - Sonus Faber Electa Amator III High-end Speakers: 🤍 The ALL NEW Sonus Faber Speaker And Why I'm Buying It For My Home Audio System: 🤍 Inside the minds of DIY audiophile speaker geniuses ! (Interview): 🤍 CSS P215 Bookshelf Speaker Review ! This speaker gave me a chill down my spine: 🤍 Support on Patreon: 🤍 follow on Instagram: 🤍 follow on Facebook: 🤍 Follow soundstage take 2 reviews: 🤍 Speaker stands: 🤍 Better speaker stands: 🤍 acoustic panels I use: 🤍 acoustic curtain: 🤍 BDI Cabinet I use: 🤍 🤍 other BDI Cabinets: 🤍 🤍 my fav hifi tweaks: (Isoacoustics devices) 🤍 0:00 Start 3:59 The 1TDX better than...?? 11:24 Build Quality Review 14:33 What I Used - Gear 16:23 Sound Quality Review #hifi #audiophile #diyspeaker
#hifi #diyhifi #diyaudio Can you really save thousands by DIY your own speakers? YES, you can! DIY vs HiFi Tang Band W5-1138smf: 🤍 Tang Band Tweeters: 🤍 FE85: 🤍 or Amazon: 🤍 Peerless Corundum: 🤍 Eminence Woofers: 🤍 Boenicke W5: 🤍 Spatial Audio Sapphire M3: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
My solid wood speaker build: 🤍 Upgrading the speaker: 🤍 The notable difference between these two speakers is that the Elac is vented and mine is sealed, and that has an effect on the amount of bass each can produce The measurement starts from 30Hz, so it's a factor but in my opinion a small one, since mine has a bigger woofer. I would guess that the Elac is braced, but the panels are probably 1/2" thick. The panels in mine (other than the back panel which is 1/2" Baltic birch) are 3/4" thick. There isn't any bracing in mine, but it is stuffed (not heavily) with fiberglass. Remember that what we are looking at in these measurement is how much the panels are vibrating. Don't confuse that with sound. The vibrating panel produces some sound, but it will be very low and almost impossible to measure since the speaker will swamp it out. The peaks in the measurements look big because the accelerometer is able to pick them out and plot them on the computer. Regarding stuffing: it is a damping material. It doesn't have the ability to chose whether it will damp the airspace only, or the panels only - it does both at the same time. The more you put in, the more it will damp both the airspace inside the box and the panels. My measurement setup in the last video shows how effective each one is at damping by weight, and this is not something you can do by measuring with a microphone. There might be an obvious difference, but you can't see which one performs the best. Stuffing can be used in vented boxes - the Elac featured in the video has stuffing inside. The key thing is to not block the vent with the stuffing. A vented box is just a Helmholtz resonator, where the volume of air in the box resonates and that sound exits the port. The tuning of that resonance is determined by the volume of the box (affected by the amount of stuffing) and the length and diameter of the port. There is no airflow involved. The air that pumps in and out of the port is the cone moving in and out, not the sound that the port produces to reinforce the bottom end of the bass range. People often confuse sound with airflow, when they are different things altogether. Recorded samples from my listening position: 🤍 You can help support the work I do in making these videos: Project plans for sale: 🤍 Join the ibuildit community on Loacals: 🤍 Support this channel on Patreon: 🤍 #diyspeakers #johnheisz #audio My "Scrap bin" channel: 🤍 My main channel: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
With the baffles shaped and the notches cut out for the stands, I can layout the location for the drivers and get the holes and recesses cut. I'm flush mounting both drivers and using my trim router with a very simple circle guide. Here's a link to the video where I made that circle guide: 🤍 Included in this video is a pretty neat way to get the centre back after you've cut it out. I made the mistake of cutting the recess to small (the tweeter wouldn't fit) and I had to re-cut it after I cut the hole. I used dowels that are the same size as the router bit to put the plug back and it worked like a charm. This is part 4 in my series on designing making a pair of open baffle 2-way speakers to use as "surround" speakers in my listening room. I've created a playlist with all of the videos: 🤍 You can help support the work I do in making these videos: Project plans for sale: 🤍 Join the ibuildit community on Loacals: 🤍 Support this channel on Patreon: 🤍 #diyspeakers #johnheisz #audio My "Scrap bin" channel: 🤍 My main channel: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
How I Build Book Shelf-Speakers at Home in Budget Welcome to my channel where creativity and sound engineering collide! In this exciting video, I'll be taking you on a journey through the world of DIY speaker building. Get ready to witness the magic of transforming basic components into powerful audio giants that will leave you in awe. Links: Speakers: 🤍 (pair) Tweeter: 🤍 (pair) Cross-over Board: 🤍 Amplifier: 🤍 DFRobot: 🤍 3D printer that i used : 🤍 India: Speaker: 🤍 Tweeter: 🤍 Subscribe to my Channel- 🤍 Follow me on Social Media Facebook- 🤍 Instagram- 🤍 🔊 In "I Build Powerful Speakers at Home | DIY Speaker," I dive into the art and science of crafting your very own speakers from scratch. Whether you're a seasoned audio enthusiast or a curious beginner, this video has something special for everyone. 🛠️ Join me as I guide you through the step-by-step process of selecting the right components, designing the enclosure for optimal acoustics, and assembling the entire speaker system. I'll share insider tips and tricks that I've learned from years of tinkering with sound systems, ensuring you achieve the best possible sound quality without breaking the bank. #DIYSpeakers #AudioEnthusiast #SpeakerBuilding #SoundEngineering #homeaudio Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting content, reviews, and tutorials on the latest technology trends. Hit that notification bell, so you never miss an update! Building the High-Quality Speakers at Home | DIY Speaker | 🤍TheWrench
How to build a Pa Speaker? A lot of people are asking that, and they should. Take the JBL SRX815, it is close to $3,000 a pair. In this video, How to build a PA speaker, I wonder if I can design and build a similar PA speaker for closer to $500. If I can, that would be an insane value! So come along and watch how to build a PA a speaker, as I show you how I designed it. And see how close I got to my $500 mark. Soundstage 15 Speaker Plans: 🤍 Parts Used: 15" woofer: 🤍 Compression Tweeter: 🤍 Waveguide: 🤍 Port: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: Parts Express: parts-express.sjv.io/jW7oZb get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Crutchfield: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍toidsdiyaudio.com/forums 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
Watch me build these bookshelf speakers with Epique by Dayton Audio woofers and Peerless tweeters. If you want to build them yourself I sell build plans on my website. Woofer: 🤍 Tweeter: 🤍 erikdidit 🤍instagram 🤍
🤍tcrastrs.com End-to-end tutorial on how to build Troels Gavesen SBA941 speaker. In accelerating mode I have filmed key moments of the build and added comments pointing to important notes. The total length of the video is 30 minutes. Speaker box material 22mm Baltic birch plywood for the cabinet and 30mm for the front panel. Dowel joints are used for box reinforcement. Dowel joints are among the strongest joints in woodworking. Another benefit is that your cabinet will not contain metal parts. This was my subconscious wish. There is no logical explanation and answer for me why. In the project, I am using 8mm dowels. The key benefit is that your box components are true rectangular. You can order precise cuts in large plywood warehouses and cut them with an industrial saw. The allowed deviation of material cut should be within 1mm. When ordering parts you should give guidance on which dimensions should be set with one saw setting to achieve the necessary tolerance. Speakers used in the design are the following: Woofer SB Acoustics Satori WO24P-8, midrange SB Acoustics SB12MNRX25-4 4", Tweeter SB Acoustics SB29RDNC-C000-4. I reduced costs by replacing the original design “Satory” midrange with a more affordable unit and the same for the tweeter. For active speaker architecture, the performance difference is neglectable. 8Ohms woofer was chosen due to equalizing speaker sensitivities when setting ICEpower 125ASX2 in bridged mode (+6dB). 125ASX2 in bridged mode performance on 8 ohms is excellent still keeping about 250W. SB Acoustics Satori WO24P-8 is a fantastic quality speaker and I raised the crossover frequency to 550Hz to allow instruments and low human voice to play through this speaker. With active crossover you can play around this frequency to find the best performance point. Perfect bass, excellent clarity, and a deep rich human voice. It is also important for Jazz trios when a big violin (Contrabass or Chelo is playing). You can do a lot of modifications but do not go away from this speaker. Yes, it is twice expensive as other manufacturer products, but it is worth any penny. Link to original design 🤍 00:00:00 Processing front panel 00:04:02 Dowel joints holes 00:04:51 processing back panel 00:07:00 Reinforsment components 00:08:22 Assembling phase invertor 00:09:21 Assembling cabinet 00:13:13 Midrange cabinet 00:15:24 Putting cabinet together 00:18:48 Standing waves damping 00:21:02 Processing cabinet edges 00:21:02 Assembling speakers 00:24:49 Enjoying result
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#HomeTheater #HowTo #Klipsch I love Home Theater! And one name known for that in Home Theater is JTR. They have been making Home Theater speakers for years. One they are arguably most known for is the JTR 212. These are quickly becoming a favorite among Home Theater Enthusiasts. But they came with a nice price tag as well...around $7000...EACH. That's an MSRP of $14,000 a pair! Today I plan to make some speakers inspired by the JTR 212 for around $1,300 a pair or $650 EACH, using high end drivers by SB Audience 📄Build Plans: 🤍 More about SB Audience: 🤍 Speaker Design Tools I use: Calibrated mic and Dats: 🤍 🛠️Parts Used for this Build: SB Audience 12" Woofer: 🤍 SB Audience Compression Driver: 🤍 Horn: 🤍 Circle Jig: 🤍 Wood Glue: 🤍 Glue Spreader: 🤍 Exohyde Paint: 🤍 Paint Rollers: 🤍 Handle: 🤍 Router: 🤍 Template Bit: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Orchard Audio Build Videos: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own. . These SB Audience Drivers were given to me by SB Audience. The thoughts and opinions are mine alone.
Thanks to the LG #XBOOMGo PL series for sponsoring this video! Check out their new LG #XBOOMGo PL series: ☞(Mobile) 🤍 ☞(Desktop) 🤍 #XBOOMGo #LGBluetoothspeaker We built our own bluetooth speaker! Watch to find out how Linus and Matthias did. Parts List 2x Dayton Audio DMA58-8 2" Dual Magnet Aluminum Cone Full-Range Driver 8 Ohm (AMAZON PAID LINK): 🤍 1x Dayton Audio DC28FS-8 1-1/8" Silk Dome Shielded Tweeter (AMAZON PAID LINK): 🤍 1x 10W/15W/20W Stereo bluetooth Amplifier Board 12V/24V Digital Power Amplifier Module XY-P15W (AMAZON PAID LINK): 🤍 8x SAMSUNG INR18650-30Q BATTERY 15A 3000MAH - FLAT TOP - GENUINE AND TESTED: 🤍 1x 3PCS/lit Type-c USB 5V 1A 18650 Lithium Battery TP4056 Charger Module Charging Board with Protection Dual Functions 1A Li-ion (AMAZON PAID LINK): 🤍 Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group. Discuss on the forum: 🤍 GET MERCH: 🤍 SUPPORT US ON FLOATPLANE: 🤍 LTX EXPO: 🤍 AFFILIATES & REFERRALS - Affiliates, Sponsors & Referrals: 🤍 Get Private Internet Access VPN at 🤍 Get a Mech Keyboard: 🤍 NEEDforSEAT Gaming Chairs: 🤍 Get a Displate Metal Print at 🤍 Use code LINUSMEDIAGROUP on Epic Games Store: 🤍 Get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime at 🤍 Our Gear on Amazon: 🤍 FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE - Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitch: 🤍 FOLLOW OUR OTHER CHANNELS - Techquickie: 🤍 TechLinked: 🤍 ShortCircuit: 🤍 LMG Clips: 🤍 Channel Super Fun: 🤍 Carpool Critics: 🤍 MUSIC CREDIT - Title: Laszlo - Supernova Video Link: 🤍 iTunes Download Link: 🤍 Artist Link: 🤍 Outro Screen Music Credit: Approaching Nirvana - Sugar High 🤍
The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: 🤍 This 2-Way Stereo Floor Standing Speaker set was designed around a Mark Audio 4inch full range driver and a Tang Band 6.5inch subwoofer driver in a bass reflex enclosure. The goal was to have a speaker that will perform well above average when paired to good equipment with the advantages of a full range point source driver, supported by a subwoofer driver to give us that full sound we get from a speaker that can dig deep to 30Hz and extend all the way up to 20000Hz and beyond. We recommend that you use an amplifier that can handle a 4 Ohm load and is rated to produce at least 50 Watts per channel. When following this build plan, it can be built with everyday woodworking tools and by someone that has intermediate woodworking skills. The construction follows butt joints. BUILD PLANS: 🤍 PARTS: - Markaudio CHR-70 Full Range Drivers - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Tang Band W6-1139SIF 6.5 inch Subwoofer Driver - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Pair of Terminal Cups - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: - SoundBlab Website and Build Plans - 🤍 - Patreon - 🤍 - YouTube Membership: 🤍 FOLLOW THE CHANNEL: - YouTube - 🤍 - Instagram: 🤍 - Pinterest: 🤍 - Twitter: 🤍 CHECK OUT MY AMAZON SHOP for recommended gear, tools, etc.: - 🤍 Audio Components & Solutions: - Parts Express (US) - 🤍 - Soundimports (EU) - 🤍 - Axiomedia (EU) - 🤍 Get Whole house audio via ARYLIC: - 🤍?aff=9 Music: - 🤍
Buildplans: 🤍 You can build this floorstanding speaker with guidance of my build plans that are available on my website. The build plans include all the information you need to build this speaker, including wiring and crossover. Parts list: (affiliate links) Fullrange Speaker: 🤍 Subwoofer: 🤍 Amplifier: 🤍 This speaker is active with its own amplifier. Since the amplifier has wifi, it supports Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer, Qobuz, TuneIn, Internet Radio. In theory ou can build several of these speakers and synchronize the audio as you do with any wifi speaker.
How to make high end audio speakers for woodworkers. This project uses the Criton 2TD kit from CSS Audio and makes speaker building a breeze with their custom crossover boards. I knew nothing about speaker wiring and had very little experience with soldering before making these hifi speakers and it turns out it wasn't difficult at all. The crossover boards are designed to make wiring easy for someone like me who doesn't have the knowledge. Speaker kit provided by Creative Sound Solutions: 🤍 Plywood provided by Kencraft: 🤍 ★ TOOLS / SUPPLIES (affiliate links)★ Table Saw: 🤍 Dado Blades: 🤍 Yellow Push Block: 🤍 Drill Press: 🤍 Jig Saw: 🤍 Spindle Sander: 🤍 Wood Glue: 🤍 F-style Clamps: 🤍 Router: 🤍 Soldering Iron: 🤍 Turntable: 🤍 ★ ALL THE LINKS ★ Music by Me: 🤍 Patreon Support / Extra Content: 🤍 T-Shirts / Books / Stickers / Plans: 🤍 Making It Podcast: 🤍 ★ FOLLOW ME ★ 🤍 🤍 🤍 David Picciuto PO Box 2499 Toledo, OH 43606
In this video I walk you through how I built these reference quality transmission line speakers. I also compare them to my Klipsch RP250F's and a pair of Infinity Primus 362's. Some details about these speakers. Cabinets Dimensions - 16" D x 29" T x 7" W Woofers - 🤍 Tweeters - 🤍 Crossover - 🤍
This is my favourite (up until 2023 of course) 2-Way stand mount speaker design yet. It features a tweeter in a waveguide for wide dispersion and a racetrack shaped passive radiator for deep bass. It's a great value for money build, and it sounds fantastic! Build plans for these are available on my website at the link below: BUILD PLAN: 🤍 PARTS: - Speaker wire (14 AWG) - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - SB Acoustics SB16PFCR25-8 Woofer - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 , 🤍 - SEAS 22TFF-H1280 Tweeter - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 , 🤍 - Visaton Waveguide WG148R - (US) 🤍 , (EU) https:// shorturl.at/FPU13 - SB Acoustics SB15SFCR00 Passive Radiator - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 , 🤍 - Pair Binding Post - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Straight Cut Router Bit 1/4 inch and/or 1/2 inch - 🤍 , 🤍 - Flush Trim Router Bit 1/4 inch - 🤍 - Top Bearing Flush Trim Router Bit 1/4 inch 25/64 inch Depth - 🤍 - 45 Degree Bevel Router Bit - 🤍 - Polyester Batting - 🤍 - 12mm or 1/2 inch Under Carpet Felt 4 x 1 feet approximately - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Filler Primer spray can paint - 🤍 - Router Circle Cutting Jig - 🤍 - 40mm Diameter Fortsner Bit - 🤍 - Sanding Sealer - 🤍 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: - SoundBlab Website and Build Plans - 🤍 - Patreon - 🤍 - YouTube Membership: 🤍 FOLLOW THE CHANNEL: - YouTube - 🤍 - Instagram: 🤍 - Pinterest: 🤍 - Twitter: 🤍 OTHER CHANNELS: - Mixtape // Music for everyone and every occasion - 🤍 CHECK OUT MY AMAZON SHOP for recommended gear, tools, etc.: - 🤍 Audio Components & Solutions: - Parts Express (US) - 🤍 - Soundimports (EU) - 🤍 - Axiomedia (EU) - 🤍 Get Whole house audio via ARYLIC: - 🤍?aff=9 xTool Laser Engraving & Cutting Solutions: - (US) 🤍 - (EU) 🤍 - (UK) 🤍 Music: - 🤍 #passiveradiator #sbacoustics #waveguide
DIY Floor Standing Solid Wood Speaker | Wooden Speaker manufacturing Process | Wood Products floor standing bluetooth tower speaker built at home, custom wooden speaker factory and studio Sound test at the end. Wooden Speaker Studio China A studio that insists on using traditional Chinese woodworking techniques： Mortise and tenon joint structure #diyspeaker #woodproducts #woodworking #manufacturingprocess
Elegante Speakers using Dayton Audio Reference Series drivers. Amazing results. Hi Fidelity and low frequency bass. $200.00 Dayton Audio Reference Series Speaker Build. Materials: MDF, Walnut Plywood, Aluminum, Drivers, X-over Components, Connectors. Finished Walnut plywood, MDF painted in Matte Black. LINKS: Dayton Audio RS180-4 (7" Reference Woofer) 4 Ohm: 🤍 Dayton Audio RST28F-4 (1-1/8" Reference Series Fabric Dome Tweeter) 4 Ohm: 🤍 Sonic Barrier: 🤍 Polyfill: 🤍 Speaker Wire - Copper Clad Aluminum: 🤍 Speaker Wire - Oxygen Free Copper: 🤍 MEASUREMENTS: Box External Size - 63 x 24.6 x 34 cm Box Internal Size - 59.4 x 17.4 x 30.4 cm Internal Volume - 31.4 Liters Port - 17.4 x 1.8 x 25.56 cm (length) F3 - 31 Hz Tuning Freq. - 32 Hz UPGRADED CROSSOVER: 🤍 BASIC TOOLS: Plam Sander: 🤍 Compressor: 🤍 Nail Gun: 🤍 Circular Saw: 🤍 Drill Kit: 🤍 Drill Bits: 🤍 Screwdriver Bits: 🤍 Router: 🤍 Router Circle Jig: 🤍 Router Bit Set: 🤍 Clamps: 🤍 Quick Clamps: 🤍 Soldering Station: 🤍 INSTAGRAM: 🤍sonnoradesign
Oswalds Mill Audio makes $300,000 speakers from wood like ash, cherry, and walnut—plus slate and special cast iron. The sound quality is as good as the materials. Made is a series of simple, gorgeous short films that demonstrate how everyday luxury objects are made, and honor the process and artisans behind them. Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg on YouTube: 🤍 Bloomberg is the First Word in business news, delivering breaking news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data, features, profiles and more: 🤍 Connect with us on... Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍
The design and drivers used in this speaker build project is inspired by a few manufacturers that have used similar off-the-shelf drivers in their commercial designs. Some of these commercial speakers retail in the region of US$4000 for a pair. Considering that the total cost for the drivers I am using are less than US$200, I set out to design my own set of speakers using some of these drivers. I am super happy with the outcome. These speakers are now my favourite to listen to right now, and I think they will be for some time to come! Check out the Small 3-Way Stereo Speaker Build Version 2.0 build here: 🤍 BUILD PLAN: 🤍 Join this channel to get access to perks: - 🤍 OR - Become a Patron - 🤍 Support SoundBlab: - Subscribe to my channel - 🤍 - SoundBlab Website and Build Plans - 🤍 Follow me: - Instagram: 🤍 - Pinterest: 🤍 - Twitter: 🤍 Contribute Subtitles for my videos: - 🤍 Some of the Parts used in this Build: - Tang Band W5-1138SMF 4 ohm Subwoofer - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Tang Band W3-881SJ 3" Cast Frame Neodymium Driver - 🤍 (US), 🤍 (EU) - Dayton Audio ND25FA-4 Tweeter - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - 50 feet of speaker wire (14 AWG) - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Red and 2x Black Insulated Speaker Binding Posts - 🤍 - Polyester Batting - 🤍 - 0.8mm Solder Wire - 🤍 - Speaker Spikes (stick-on) - 🤍 - Speaker Spikes (screw thread) - 🤍 - Speaker Spikes (large for front spike) - 🤍 - Speaker Brackets and Spikes (no need to make your own feet brackets, use this all-in-one solution) - 🤍 Recommended Gear, Tools, Amplifier Modules, Speaker Drivers, and more... 🤍 Audio Components & Solutions: - Parts Express (US) - 🤍 - Soundimports (EU) - 🤍 - Axiomedia (EU) - 🤍 Music: 🤍
#HomeTheater #HowTo #Klipsch Have you ever wondered how High End Theaters got great sound? Is it possible to get that same sound in your house? It absolutely is! Come along as we take a look at Klipsch theater speakers and see if we can replicate them. But instead of paying over $5,000 for my speakers, I decided to make my own speakers for around $175 each. Want to make your own? Come see how! ⭐Build Plans: 🤍 Europe and Germany, buy DIY Speaker parts here: 🤍 US and Canada, buy DIY Speaker parts here: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID ⚙️Parts Used: Compression Driver US: 🤍 UK: 🤍 Tpi Adapter US: 🤍 UK: 🤍 Waveguide: US: 🤍 UK: 🤍 Woofer US: 🤍 UK: 🤍 🔨Tools Ratchet strap Corner Clamp: 🤍 Glue: 🤍 Drill: 🤍 Wire Crimper: 🤍 Glue Brush: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍toidsdiyaudio.com/forums 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
CSS Criton 🤍 GR Research XLS Encore 🤍 Assembly for $350 email me with “DIY Assembly” in subject line cheapaudioman🤍gmail.com Merchandise 🤍 🤍 Zoom meetings every Sunday night at 9cst High Res Music Streaming for FREE!!!! Amazon Music Unlimited Free Trial (For HD, Scroll to the bottom of the linked page and select “Try HD” 🤍 Test Track Playlist: 🤍 Satanic Panic Playlist: 🤍 Let Warmers Playlist 🤍 twitter.com/cheapaudioman If you click on this link and sign up for a free trial I will receive a small referral fee. If you use any of my links to purchase products I will receive a small commission on the sale of that item. Won’t cost you any more to purchase with the link. Recommended Speaker List Around $100 (These prices will fluctuate between $75 - $150) Sony SSCS5 - Lively 🤍 Pioneer AJ First Gen - Laid Back Neumi BS5 -Neutral 🤍 Around $200 Emotiva Airmotiv B1+ - Crystal Clear and Punchy 🤍?aff=9 Elac Debut b5.2 - Neutral 🤍 Wharfedale Diamond 11.2 (In and Out of Stock) - Laid Back/Bassy/Detailed 🤍 JBL Stage A130 - Neutral/Great All Arounder at $179 the best value 🤍 Around $400 Klipsch RP600M - Neutral 🤍 (This speaker’s price can fluctuate between $440-630 which is really dumb) Jamo C93ii Bit - Boosted on Top 🤍 (Can also be found cheaper at Crutchfield) Around $500 SVS Prime 🤍 Wharfedale Diamond 12.2 🤍 Around $600 Elac Uni-Fi UB5.2 - Neutral 🤍 Elac Debut Reference - Buttery but Detailed 🤍 Polk Reserve R100 - Neutral Aperion Novus - Neutral and probably the best desktop speaker one can get $599 🤍 Aperion Novus Open Box $449 🤍 Recommended Amp List Around $130 SMSL AD18 - DAC/Amp Lively on top but solid tone controls 🤍 Around $400 Emotiva TA-100 - DAC, Phono Stage, Pre Outs - Balanced and Tasty 🤍?aff=9 Vista Audio Spark 🤍
*List buy materials: - 1.5inch 4Ohm 25W Tweeter Speaker: 🤍 - 4inch 4ohm 60W Mid Bass Speaker: 🤍 - 5.25 Inch 2Ohm 80W Subwoofer: 🤍 - Female Terminal Crimp: 🤍 - Silver Aluminium Power Switch: 🤍 - Metal Button Toggle Switch: 🤍 - 3.5mm Aux Female Jack : 🤍 - Photoelectric Sensor Proximity Switch: 🤍 - 2x100W Amplifier board: 🤍 - Volume Digital board: 🤍 - 5V 5A Stepdown Module Converter: 🤍 - 5V Relay Module: 🤍 - LM2596HVS Stepdown Module Converter: 🤍 - B0505S 2W Module: 🤍 - 300W Mono Subwoofer Amplifier: 🤍 - Wifi & Bluetooth 5.0 Received board V3: 🤍 - 2.5Uf Speaker Crossover Capacitor: 🤍 - 0.62mH Speaker Crossover Inductor : 🤍 - 0.33mH Speaker Crossover Inductor : 🤍 - 10Ohm 10W Resistor Audio: 🤍 - Nylon Plastic stick on PCB: 🤍 - 3.5mm Male Jack to AV 2 RCA Male : 🤍 - Limit Switch: 🤍 - 12VDC White light led strip: 🤍 - 5V Delay Module: 🤍 - 3Way On-Off-On Power Switch: 🤍 - 220V Socket 3Pin Plug With Fuse: 🤍 - 5.5x2.1mm DC Male Jack: 🤍 - AC Male Socket 3 Pin: 🤍 - Self Adhesive Stick-on Mounts For Cable Ties: 🤍 - 5.5x2.1mm Power Plug Jack Adapter Socket: 🤍 - 24V 4.16A Power Adapter: 🤍 - Damping Material for speaker: 🤍 - Speaker Single Face Seal Glue: 🤍 - Audio Amplifier Remote Control: 🤍 - Epoxy resin: 🤍 - Epoxy Color Pigment: 🤍 - Pearl Pigment Resin: 🤍 - Cabinet drawer slides: 🤍 - Cabinet hinge: 🤍 - 12VDC Blue light led strip: 🤍 - Speaker Single Face Seal Glue: 🤍 * List Tools: - T-60 Hole Positioning Metric Measuring Ruler 🤍 - Quick clamp: 🤍 - Mitre Gauge: 🤍 - Scriber Gauge: 🤍 - Quick guide rail clamp: 🤍 - T Ruler: 🤍 - Handle Safety Push Block: 🤍 - Quick Acting Hold Down Clamp T: 🤍 - Router machine: 🤍 - 18V Router machine: 🤍 - Heavy Duty Router Lift : 🤍 - Pipe clamp: 🤍 - F Clamp: 🤍 - Mini clamp: 🤍 - Glue Tools Kit: 🤍 - Double-sided Tape: 🤍 - Router Circle Cutting Jig: 🤍 - Narex woodworking chisel: 🤍 - Track saw rail: 🤍 - Sander machine: 🤍 - Hand planer: 🤍 - Dovetail Saw Guide: 🤍 - Japan hand saw: 🤍 - High temperature tape: 🤍 - Automatic Center Pin Punch Spring: 🤍 - Pneumatic Nail Gun: 🤍 - Oscillating Spindle Sander: 🤍 - Planer machine: 🤍 - Jointer machine: 🤍 * Watch more video: - Epoxy Resin Table Bluetooth Speaker: 🤍 - Projector Bluetooth Speaker Build: 🤍 -Epoxy Inlay Dovetail Bluetooth Speaker: - Pallet Bluetooth Speaker V3 DIY: 🤍 - Epoxy Dovetail Joint Bluetooth Speaker DIY: 🤍 - DIY Bluetooth Speaker Using Pallet Wood V2: 🤍 - DIY Bluetooth Speaker Using Broken Skateboards: 🤍 - DIY Bluetooth Speaker Using Pallet Wood: 🤍 - How To Make A Wifi - Bluetooth Speaker: 🤍 - How to Turn Old TV into 4.1 Bluetooth Speaker: 🤍 - Colored Pencils Bluetooth Speaker V2: 🤍 - DIY Epoxy Resin Bluetooth Speaker: 🤍 - DIY subwoofer: 🤍 - DIY 2.1 Bluetooth Speaker Using Colored Pencils: 🤍 - DIY Bluetooth & Wifi Speaker: 🤍 - DIY Buetooth Speaker: 🤍 - How To Make A Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker Using Plastic Pipe And Simple Tools: 🤍 - How To Make Boombox Bluetooth Speaker Using Pipe Plastic (New Version): 🤍 - How To Make Boombox Bluetooth Speaker From Pipe Plastic: 🤍 * My Page In Facebook: 🤍 * Join My Group In Facebook: 🤍 #palletcabinet #palletspeaker #kingminhvuong
Big Portable Homemade mp3/mp4 android Bluetooth player: Android radio 2GB: 🤍 6.5" Speakers: 🤍 18650 Batteries: 🤍 Tweeters: 🤍 Passive radiator: 🤍 Crossover: 🤍 DC module: 🤍 18650 holder: 🤍 5S PCB : 🤍 5S indicator: 🤍 Power jack: 🤍 Switch: 🤍 Mini switch: 🤍 Rubber feet: 🤍 Adjustable Drill bit: 🤍 "Wire holder": 🤍 Multimeter: 🤍 -Multimedia Boombox mp3/mp5, radio, gps, tv out and more. -Fast Android 8.1, 2 RAM 2GB + ROM 32GB. -Width 60cm, height 19.5cm, depth 22cm. -Charging with 21V lithium charger. -Parallel 18650 lithium batteries. -Painted with black mate spray. -10mm laminated plywood. -Schematic at 12:33 Turn subtitles on for more info during the video. My other builds : 🤍 Copyright free music list: Rise - Airixis [AL Release] [Copyright-safe] More Plastic - Champion [NCS Release] Full Power - ZAYFALL [Vlog No Copyright Music] Us - Theo Dor [AL Release] [Copyright-safe] Life Goes On - Del [Vlog No Copyright Music] Trip - KV[Vlog No Copyright Music] Fareoh - Illuminati [NCS Release] MIDNIGHT CVLT & Titus1 - Better Days Star Party - Legends [NCS Release] Axol & Hoober - How We Do It (ft. Marvin Divine) Olly Walker - Sorry (I Had To Leave) 20 million views! 11/2020 - wow! the most viewed speaker on youtube :) 30 million views 7/2021 40 million views !! 7/22 45 million views 4/23 (-Podofo Android 2 Din Car Radio RAM 2GB+ ROM 32GB Android 7'' 2Din Car Radio Autoradio GPS Multimedia Player For Ford VW Golf VW Nissan Hyundai Kia toyota CR-V -High Quality Hifi Speaker 6.5Inch 300W 8Ohm Auto Mid-Range For Acoustic Stage Home Theater Louder Speakers, play store apk px6 2 din android 10 px5 -Original LiitoKala 18650 3400mah NCR18650B 3.7 v 3400 mah 18650 Lithium Rechargeable Battery For Flashlight batteries -Tweeter Car Audio Silk Film For Car Modification 180W 4Ohm High-Pitched Audio Loudspeaker Car Audio Modification 2PCS -AIYIMA 2Pcs 6.5Inch Strengthen Bass Vibration Plate Membrane Passive Radiator Vibrating ब्लूटूथ स्पीकर कैसे बनाये androspeaker androbox Diaphragm Speaker Bass Radiator - XL4016 DC-DC 4-36V To 1.25-36V Step-Down Buck Converter Power Supply Board Module LED Voltmeter PWM Adjustable Max 8A 200W, camera shaking with sound) Creative unique design, internet radio app Most viewed bluetooth speaker in youtube #DTekDIY
The Dayton Audio PS95 might be the best driver for your first DIY build. Here's my review! 👉 FREE Speaker Build Plans - 🤍 👉PS95 Driver - 🤍 👉PS95 DIY Speaker Kit - 🤍 🛠️MY BUILDS WITH THIS DRIVER DIY Build Videos - 🤍 🔊PRODUCTS USED/TALKED ABOUT Dayton 6.5” Classic Sub - 🤍 100W 2.1 Bluetooth Audio Amp - 🤍 OmniMic V2 - 🤍 DATS V2 - 🤍 🔗LINKS Free DIY Speaker Build Plans - 🤍 KMA T-Shirt - 🤍 KMA Website - 🤍 Support On Patreon - 🤍 My Speakers - 🤍 📲FOLLOW Instagram - 🤍 Facebook - 🤍 🎵MUSIC 🤍 🤍 ⚙️ALL YOU NEED TO GET STARTED Drill - 🤍 Circular Saw - 🤍 Speed Square - 🤍 🛠️TOOLS Router - 🤍 Router Table - 🤍 Router Adj. - 🤍 Chamfer Bit - 🤍 Mortise Bit - 🤍 Table Saw - 🤍 Miter Saw - 🤍 Cordless Drill - 🤍 Orbital Sander - 🤍 Finishing Sander - 🤍 🛠️MORE TOOLS Bar Clamps - 🤍 Soldering Iron - 🤍 3” Forstner Bit - 🤍 Forstner Bit Set - 🤍 Measuring Tape - 🤍 Push Stick Pack - 🤍 Auto Center Punch - 🤍 Digital Angle Gauge - 🤍 Combination Square - 🤍 🎥CAMERA GEAR Camera - 🤍 Wide Lens - 🤍 50mm Lens - 🤍 Microphone - 🤍 Big Tripod - 🤍 Flexible Tripod - 🤍 🤙If you have any questions, comment! I invite you to be a part of this awesome community. Thank you so much for watching! -Kirby
✅ Amiga Tower Speaker Kit: With baffle only - 🤍 (US) Full kit - 🤍 (US) / 🤍 (EU) Components only - 🤍 (EU) DIY cabinet - 🤍 (EU) 🔊 Sound test: 🤍 Free build plans: Metric - 🤍 , Imperial - 🤍 Crossover diagram and more info - 🤍 More from the Designer himself, Paul Carmody- 🤍 Components for single speaker (US / EU): Dayton Audio RS180S-8 7" Woofer - 🤍 / 🤍 Peerless by Tymphany DX25TG59-04 1" Tweeter - 🤍 / 🤍 2" (50mm) port - 🤍 / 🤍 / 🤍 Acoustic foam (2 pcs) - 🤍 / 🤍 / 🤍 Crossover components for single speaker (US / EU): PCB boards for easier assembly - 🤍 6.8uF 250V capacitor - 🤍 / 🤍 0.22uF 250V capacitor - 🤍 / 🤍 8.2uF 250V capacitor - 🤍 / 🤍 0.40mH 18 AWG inductor - 🤍 / 🤍 2.0mH 18 AWG inductor - 🤍 / 🤍 0.35mH 20 AWG inductor - 🤍 / 🤍 5.1 Ohm 10W resistor - 🤍 / 🤍 2.4 Ohm 10W resistor - 🤍 / 🤍 2 Ohm 10W resistor - 🤍 / 🤍 🎁 $5 OFF your first App order on AliExpress - 🤍 Other parts: Speaker terminal cups - 🤍 / 🤍 / 🤍 Speaker spike stands - 🤍 / 🤍 M4X16mm screws - 🤍 / 🤍 Foam gasket tape - 🤍 / 🤍 / 🤍 Tools: TS101 soldering iron - 🤍 / 🤍 Cordless drill - 🤍 / 🤍 Drill bit set - 🤍 / 🤍 Center punch - 🤍 / 🤍 Wire stripper - 🤍 / 🤍 Step drill bits - 🤍 / 🤍 Jig saw - 🤍 / 🤍 Orbital sander - 🤍 / 🤍 Wood router - 🤍 / 🤍 Router circle jig - 🤍 / 🤍 Flush trim bit - 🤍 / 🤍 Forstner bits - 🤍 / 🤍 Helping hand - 🤍 / 🤍 Another popular design by Paul Carmody, the Amiga 2-way tower kit has a small footprint but produces a big sound. This kit has become known as a boutique Hi-Fi killer. This kit is ideal for novice woodworkers, the baffle is pre-cut for the drivers, you just build the enclosure. The kit includes parts to build a single speaker: a pre-cut front baffle, cabinets, drivers, crossover components, and damping material. The Amiga has a detailed yet relaxed sound with surprising low frequency extension Remarkably flat response, ±2.5 dB from 35-20,000 Hz This kit is ideal for any novice woodworker. The enclosure is very easy to build, you only need to create a box and attach the pre-cut baffle. The solid 3/4" MDF baffle is CNC milled by Denovo Audio to tight tolerances. Recesses for flush mounting the drivers are pre-cut making assembly a snap. This kit includes nearly everything you need to build a top-notch speaker including a pre-cut baffle, cabinets, drivers, port, damping material, and crossover components. 0:00 Intro 0:26 Building the cabinets 6:30 Cabinet assembly 8:41 Sound deadening 9:20 Crossover build 12:41 Installing crossovers 13:08 Final assembly 13:55 Sanding 14:54 Veneering 19:46 Router work 20:37 Veneer sanding 21:15 Port cutouts 22:00 Applying varnish 23:25 Ports 24:31 Terminal cups 25:09 Woofers and tweeters 28:34 Speaker stands 29:06 Outro
#HomeTheater #HowTo #Klipsch I love Home Theater! And one name synonymous with Theater, is Klipsch. They have been making Movie Theater speakers for years. Heck they even designed a movie theater speaker for your own home. The Klipsch KL-650 THX Ultra II. These were the first real Theater speakers I could remember that you could get for your house. But they came with a nice price tag as well...around $1750...EACH. So instead of paying over $5,000 for my front soundstage, I decided to make my own speakers for around $200 each. Want to make your own? Come see how! Build Plans: 🤍 Europe and Germany, buy the parts here: 🤍 Parts Used: 6" woofers: 🤍 Compression Tweeter: 🤍 Waveguide: 🤍 🔥 Where to Buy Speaker Parts and Kits: US and Canada: 🤍 get 5% off with code TOID UK and Abroad: 🤍 Worldwide: Amazon: 🤍 Car Speakers/ Home Audio and electronics: 🤍 🏠Get Whole House Audio: Arylic: 🤍 🍿Theater Seating Valencia Theater Seating: 🤍 📄Speaker Plans: 🤍 🎙️Sound Advice Podcast: 🤍 🎧Buy Audiophile Headphones: 🤍 🆓Get it with Prime - Free for your first 30 days: 🤍 FREE Audio Books for 30 days from Audible: 🤍 👋Connect with Me: 🤍toidsdiyaudio.com/forums 🤝 Support: Patreon: 🤍 Disclosure: This channel is viewer-supported. When you buy through links on my site, I may earn an affiliate commission. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are my own.
Today we'll be building a Bluetooth speaker! Visually it looks fantastic with a lovely wooden front and a concrete outer shell. This concrete not only looks great, but it helps audio quality too, as the sound produced by the speaker is very solid and confident due to the lack of resonance. Plenty of techniques will be used for this project, so sit back and enjoy! Parts links: Disclosure: These are affiliate links. If you click them and make a purchase from the various merchants they link to, DIY Perks may earn a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to the eBay Partner Network and Amazon Associates. Dayton Audio ND65 speaker drivers (US): 🤍 Dayton Audio ND65 speaker drivers (EU): 🤍 30w Mini Amplifier (eBay US): 🤍 30w Mini Amplifier (eBay UK): 🤍 Bluetooth Receiver (eBay US): 🤍 Bluetooth Receiver (eBay UK): 🤍 DC-DC Isolating Converter (US): 🤍 DC-DC Isolating Converter (UK): 🤍 Step down voltage converter (US): 🤍 Step down voltage converter (UK): 🤍 Potentiometer (US): 🤍 Potentiometer (UK): 🤍 Battery Bank Tubes: 🤍 Detailed templates: 🤍 Sign up to AudioBlocks here for some royalty-free goodness: 🤍 OFFICIAL LINKS: Support me on Patreon: 🤍 Official Website: 🤍 Discord: 🤍 Forums: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
Today I finish up the second set of speakers for my room, this time utilising the 7" Esoteric woofers from Dayton Audio! Massive thank you once again to Parts Express and 123Toid for helping me out with this project 123Toid: 🤍 Parts Express: 🤍 MERCH!: 🤍 Add me on Snapchat: Doublsmm Add me on Instagram: instagram.com/doublsmm Follow me on Spotify: 🤍 Affiliate Links Camera (80D): 🤍 Main Lens (17-55): 🤍 Wide Angle (10-22): 🤍 Sigma Prime (30): 🤍 Canon Prime (50): 🤍 Main Microphone: 🤍 Secondary Microphone: 🤍 Studio Microphone: 🤍 Lighting: 🤍 Main Tripod: 🤍 Fluid head: 🤍 Small Tripod: 🤍 Portable Tripod: 🤍 SD Card: 🤍 Camera Battery Extension: 🤍 Monitor: 🤍 Slider: 🤍
How to design an enclosure for your DIY speakers in 5 Steps. This is step 3 in my series on how to design your own speakers. 👉 FREE Speaker Build Plans - 🤍 NEW WEBSITE || DOWNLOAD WORKSHEET - 🤍 KMA WEBSITE - 🤍 SUPPORT MY CHANNEL ON PATREON - 🤍 MY SPEAKERS - 🤍 INSTAGRAM - 🤍 FACEBOOK - 🤍 JOIN OUR DIY COMMUNITY - 🤍 SPEAKER DESIGN SERIES Step 1 | The Plan - 🤍 Step 2 | Driver Selection - 🤍 Step 2.5 | Detailed Driver Selection - 🤍 Step 3 | Enclosure Design - 🤍 Step 4 | Intro To Crossover Design - 🤍 SPEAKERS Dayton Audio DS90-8 3” - 🤍 Dayton Audio TCP115-8 4” - 🤍 Dayton Audio TD20F-4 - 🤍 SOFTWARE WinISD - 🤍 TUTORIALS WinISD Driver Upload - 🤍 ALL YOU NEED TO GET STARTED Drill - 🤍 Circular Saw - 🤍 Speed Square - 🤍 TOOLS Router - 🤍 Router Table - 🤍 Router Adj. - 🤍 Chamfer Bit - 🤍 Mortise Bit - 🤍 Table Saw - 🤍 Miter Saw - 🤍 Cordless Drill - 🤍 Orbital Sander - 🤍 Finishing Sander - 🤍 Bar Clamps - 🤍 Soldering Iron - 🤍 3” Forstner Bit - 🤍 Forstner Bit Set - 🤍 Measuring Tape - 🤍 Push Stick Pack - 🤍 Auto Center Punch - 🤍 Digital Angle Gauge - 🤍 Combination Square - 🤍 CAMERA GEAR Camera - 🤍 Wide Lens - 🤍 50mm Lens - 🤍 Microphone - 🤍 Big Tripod - 🤍 Flexible Tripod - 🤍 If you have any questions, comment! I invite you to be apart of this awesome community. Thank you so much for watching! -Kirby
In this video I show how to build the MLTL-6 Transmission Line design by Neil Blanchard. Woodworking, Technical Drawings, Drivers, Finish. - LINK TO VIDEO NUMBER 1 - 🤍 - INSTAGRAM - 🤍 - NEIL BLANCHARD DESIGNS - 🤍 - CHEAP AUDIO MAN REVIEW - 🤍 - MLTL-6 BUILDING PLANS - USE CODE - SONNORA10 - FOR 10% OFF (Until June 30th) 🤍 DRIVERS: SB Acoustics Soft Dome Tweeter: 🤍 SB Acoustics 6" Woofer: 🤍 PRIMER: 🤍 BINDING POST: 🤍 RESOURCES : HORNRESP SOFTWARE 🤍 SOUND WAVELENGTH CALCULATOR 🤍 TRANSMISSION LINE SPEAKERS TECHNICALS 🤍 🤍 🤍 HI-FI AUDIO DESIGN CALCULATORS 🤍 - TOOLS USED ON THIS VIDEO - Jig Saw - 🤍 Circular Saw - 🤍 Drill Kit - 🤍 Drill Bit Set - 🤍 Router - 🤍 Fixed Router - 🤍 Router Bit Set - 🤍 Circle Router Jig - 🤍 Frame Router Jig - 🤍 Orbital Sander - 🤍 Clamp Set Steel - 🤍 Quick Grip Clamps - 🤍 Sandpaper Disc- 🤍 Sandpaper Roll - 🤍 Rockler Right Angle jig - 🤍 Vacuum - 🤍 Vacuum Switch - 🤍 Vacuum Hose Adapter - 🤍 Brad Nailer - 🤍 Pancake Compressor - 🤍 Dremel - 🤍
$2 for 1-4 Layer PCBs, sign up to get $18 new user coupons；🤍 . Discount Coupon Code valid forever - JLC-REBE For approximately $80 plus the cost of wood and a few other parts, you can build yourself a set of budget 2-way stand mount speakers that will blow everything else available off the shelf away. These speakers are as good with music as they will perform in a home theatre setup, and will perform equally well as near-field monitors. Soundstage and imaging is excellent and the vocals are very neutral with a clear high end that is detailed and will not become fatiguing over time. Put them on solid speaker stands and they will give you a solid bass response that is not boomy and sounds just right. Get the BUILD PLAN: 🤍 Parts used in this build: - Speaker wire (14 AWG) - (US) 🤍 (EU) 🤍 - Gold Recessed 5-Way Banana Speaker Terminal Cup Rectangle - (US) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 - Hi-Vi B4N Mid-Woofer Driver - (US) 🤍 , 🤍 , (CA) 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 , (AliExpress) 🤍 , (IN) 🤍 3dQ6vkY - Peerless by Tymphany (Vifa) BC25TG15-04 1" Silk Dome Tweeter - (US) 🤍 , 🤍 , (EU) 🤍 , 🤍 - Speaker Cabinet Port Tube 1-3/8" ID Adjustable (US) - 🤍 OR Monacor MBR-35 Adjustable Bass Reflex Tube | 35 x 110-210 mm - (EU) 🤍 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: - SoundBlab Website and Build Plans - 🤍 - Patreon - 🤍 - YouTube Membership: 🤍 FOLLOW THE CHANNEL: - YouTube - 🤍 - Instagram: 🤍 - Pinterest: 🤍 - Twitter: 🤍 CHECK OUT MY AMAZON SHOP for recommended gear, tools, etc.: - 🤍 Audio Components & Solutions: - Parts Express (US) - 🤍 - Soundimports (EU) - 🤍 - Axiomedia (EU) - 🤍 Get Whole house audio via ARYLIC: - 🤍?aff=9 Music: - 🤍
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