World's Second Best Speakers!
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- We construct a pair of large Voigt speakers. I explain the principles behind ported, transmission line and horn based loudspeakers, demonstrate these speakers in our anechoic chamber and use constrained layer damping to build an enclosure that is superior to commonly used MDF.
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I swear, these videos just keep getting better!!!! This is definitely my favorite channel, I'll never stop watching! I love the speaker and sound videos the most though, they're my favorite, so it's no wonder! Keep it up!
bless you for knowing grammar and spelling
Agreed. Scientific method through-and-through! I love the long-format, quantifiable, and iterative results. This work puts so much truth back into practical engineering in sound... helping to rectify more than two decades worth of audio-mythology on the interwebs!
"Precisely" !!!
Please replace Patreon with a company that supports free speech and doesn't discriminate against half your viewers. I refuse to support Patreon.
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Im looking for a Circular coopper tube video. where a magnet is spinning inside. and powering up the outside of the copper tubes. while spinning freely . because of some kinda gas imploding and exploding inside the tube. and than suddenly creating a ROYAL RIFE Telescope thingy .20000x magnification! . See the DNA of a acient relic. :) me
This gentleman is willing to share all his knowledge on sound and speaker design and ask for nothing in return. I find that extremely decent and humbling.
He might be NWAV guy. 😂
He gets some return from the ad incomes which are very much related to amount of views.
@@teronousiainen4991 i think he's a communist, and this is a plot to tear down amerika!
Imagine if the rest of humanity was the same and we worked together that way with the sole purpose of advancing as a species and money wasn't involved? We'd preserve this beautiful planet and all the life on it, and we'd all have the best of everything... No povity, no hunger no war... "you may me a dreamer"
@@michaelrefuerzo9186, he'd be using his own amp for all these vids if that were the case haha
The tone generator being left on for 5 minutes was a test to weed out those too weak to learn the secrets of sound design
It's absolutely nothing to those of us with tinnitus. **laughs in -6db**
Hahaha good one! But seriously if he put a notch filter on that in post processing that would have been nice...
Plot twist, this guy is actually deaf.
@John D ive found a man not worthy of enlightenment. The sound gods will smite thee
No kidding, it was driving me nuts. It was such a wonderful relief when he finally turned it off!!
Thank you for being the 1st person to describe to me how a speaker cone and enclosure actually works...in a clear yet substantial and succinct manner.
Except he didn't.
yeah about an hour worth of technical bs to explain what everyone doesn't need or cares to know.. $20 bluetooth speakers $10 earpods slaps, its 2024 guys wake up we don't need bulky electronics when we have mobile tech.
You, my friend, are a layman's dream instructor! You've helped me, in retirement, re-discover a forgotten passion! You are now part of my morning informational exercises. Thank you!
This is the most comprehensive and relevant speaker building guide I've ever seen! Really nice work!
Wow, thanks!
Oh, hi Ben! Nice to see you here
well fancy being able to comment on two of your subscriptions at the same time.... This kinda confirms that my choice in subscription is correct and true... Feeling all warm and fuzzy right now LoL...
Applied Science I agree! As a physicist and fellow Gaucho Alum, good stuff Tech Ingredients!
Please also do more acoustics videos, they're fascinating.
23:30... for the love of god, turn that thing off!
For the love of god 113 people need to locate the volume knob :)
@@stephengatley8144
And then what? Read his lips?
@@stephengatley8144 Didn't matter what volume I chose. It was too loud and annoying compared to his voice. He should have turned it off but because he has excellent hearing I believe he was able to mentally shut it out and not notice the problem.
@@SPEXWISE Learn to read lips like the rest of us you whiner. (I'm kidding, I'm with you, turn that damn thing off)
Lithostheory I had to FF till he turned it off!
This was an EXTREMELY well explained video of so many different scientific and engineering phenomena - a big bravo for this effort! It takes a special person to be able to explain these concepts in language that can be easily understood.
Thank you!
Wow, wish I had this info back in the 80s when I was in my audiophile phase. May have to revisit those days with what limited equipment I have left over. Great video sir!!!
Legend has it the tonegenerator is still running 🤯
yeap, 3 weeks later after you posted this can confirm that it's still there 🙄
20-20000hz
LowEndStrings hahahhahaha dying!!!
Best Comment Ever!
You win the comment thread with this one.
Thumbed up for the ping pong ball analogy for impedance matching cones. I've never heard that before, but instantly understood the analogy. Great stuff!
Thanks!
Timestamp?
I second that! It created such an understandable image
Thing is people have seen that desk toy with the same principles.
@@wobblysauce What thing is?
Thanks for sharing this priceless knowledge and for undergoing such a massive undertaking so I could build myself some impressive speakers for “comparably” “cheap “ and not only appreciate what I built and how it sounds but understand why and how it works and sounds the way it does. My Subscription payed off in a big way thanks!
The sense of pride at the end was priceless. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Best explanation of phasing I’ve ever seen.
25:31
"It is... cheap.., it is easy to machine, it's cheap... err.. it is relatively inexpensive.. and easy to obtain, and it's cheap!"
Got it!
He cheaps more than a fucking sparrow!!!! 😃😂😂😁😁😀😁😁😂😂
martinskanal it’s cheap!
Is it cheap tho I wonder?
Yes but is it low cost as well
So it's cheap?
I finally figured out why I love this channel so much. It makes me feel like I'm back in a university physics class listening to a trusted professor who makes complicated things as clear as glass.
I had one such professor throughout my entire Masters and Ph. D. programs. I never could tell what they were talking about or even why...and I worked hard. I truly envy anyone who had a guy like this teaching them.
I had a really good physics professor (undergrad) and I just "clicked" with his teaching style. Aced that class. (One of the few!)
physics language non the less
As I read these comments,and such,..Almost EVERY one of them,are referring to something I ,immediately kinda giggled ..as I watched ,...lol..
TBH, ..as an "un-educated",..
well,comparatively speaking,..I wasn't fortunate enough to have attended any
Literal, "colleges",..Although,..through the years,especially these,.. past several ,or so...Ive came to realize, MOST people,..more times than NOT,..are NOT ..in any way interested in w.e. it is that Im usually ATTEMPTING, to discuss with them,...LOL... And..THEY,w/out a doubt WOULDNT FINDCTGAT LAST COMMENT FUNNY,...LOL...
Anyway,..point being,My ABSOLUTE,..as well as LIFELONG,...interest,..in science,. Especially physics,and such,..Since I've done mostly construction,but a LOAT OF WELDING,and such...ALL OF THE THINGS,NTM,..IM CONFIDENT,THE COUNTLESS BOOKS IVE READ TBROUGH THE YEARS ,HAVE PLAYED AN OBVIOUS FACTOR IN INFLUENCING MY ...HIPPIE, GEEK,METAL HEAD,REDNECK,
GARDNER, AND "GENERIC AUDIOPHILE" ....S E L F ...
BUT,..I FOUND, DAMN NEAR 3/4 or so of the comments were ..almost to the word ,. .some of the comments I had in mind...
I was actually thinkin ...somebody's fkn w/me,..lol
To conclude, I ABSOLUTELY AGREE,. with the comments referring to this fella,who HAS a WORKING KNOWLEDGE,..of these complicated terms,scenarios,etc..Yet,instead if keeping it complicated,as if to basque in the Greatness he possesses, as It seems people are prone to do,..just outta pure,...I think the fault,...is BEING HUMAN... LOL...BUT ,..NO HE HAS AN EVIDENT,AND V.M. ,..ALIVE,... PASSION,AND ELEVATED INTEREST THATS OBVIOUS,... AND HIS HUMBLENESS I THINK,. W/O QUESTION,... GIVES HIM THE ABILITY .. TO PUT CERTAIN THINGS INTO A KINDA " VISUAL LAMENS TERMS". As a DIRECT result,. IF,.. his authentic,and CALIBER .,..of ..."LOVE "..
In,for,and on .. the subject matter.
Best explanation of impedance matching that I've ever heard.
My love of music just went down the rabbit hole with you, and made me hear the world with different ears!!...Thanks for showing me the matrix!!.It seems!..I started life hearing sound, became a musician and learned too feel, and see sound, and make sound, now I can finally understand it's importance of how everyting relates together!! The beautiful, unlimited, and endless effects that sound can create, for the creater, and too for the listener is magic!!...So inspired to learn more, I choose the red pill Morphious!!
I've built some speaker boxes in my day. This answered so many questions I could never figure out on why these speaker box builds sounded like garbage cans, no matter what speaker or amp or song. I could hear it, clients couldn't and didn't care. Now I'm throwing my wallet at my screen. Thank you for your videos and being so detailed and easily understandable. This is the kind of teaching I absolutely enjoy learning from!
Thanks!
@@TechIngredients Now I have so many questions! Could DynaMat be used instead? Could you get the same damping by gluing the veneer pane on the outside? Could I take a good pair of vintage speakers and apply these techniques to make them better?
@@warrenbell950Depending on the vintage speakers, there is a good chance that the cabinet resonance was leveraged to augment the drivers - the crossovers may also have been chosen to address cabinet resonance. I generally wouldn't recommend it as a treatment for vintage speakers - either they are good, and you stand to ruin them, or they are bad, and they aren't worth the effort IMHO. DynaMat is a choice, but not as good as the 2part treatment he used - you can also pick up a similar material from box stores used to line potable water tanks - it is nearly identical and has the same properties; you can also buy smaller quantities for testing. I personally don't love VT speakers, but the science behind them as well as the wonderful detail of the video makes this a fantastic choice for an educational channel! Love it!
lost me at mar-a-lago pride. some nice info but not worth the stain on my soul. blocked ✌️
@@luminousfractal420 lol
I love how proud he looks , when he turn on the music, a real gentleman with great knowledge 47:19
What tune is that? He knew he did a good thing. Like a dad!
@@stanthology it's dream on by NOWE
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That's nothing to the look on his face at 33:45 when talking about how beautiful the wood is!
I ve never heard bigger bullshit..
@@wazzup7238 You need to get out more ;-) I go through so much bull shit every day...
Ok, so this is the clearest explanation of speaker design I have ever watched. Thank you!
Awesome,clear concise delivery of high level knowledge...delivered in such a perfect and interesting manner...we all wish we could have had teachers like this noble man...would have made an extraordinary difference to attention at school. Greatly appreciate this teacher.
Seriously, all my 57 years life waiting for this kind of physics explanation and practical uses of the science implicated. Thanks Master
Exactly. Damn, I wish I would've had him as my all of my science professors... I might've actually paid attention and learned something.
I love that there is a channel that explains the science behind the DIY.
I guilt a pair of Voigt Pipes very similar to those in this video about 15 years ago. They sounded very good, especially in terms of mid-range and soundstage. The mid-bass was also sufficient but could likely have benefited from addition of a sub-woofer for added slam. Eventually, I added a tweeter to add "air" to the system. Fostex produces a broad line of appropriate yet affordable drivers for this and similar designs.
I did the same and I’d like to upgrade my cheap drivers to a foster 8 inch driver. Would you have a recommendation for a model?
speechless at the kind of knowledge you have how practically you have used to create these one of kind master pieces! hats-off to you!
i would KILL for these build plans!
Edit: HOLY SHIT HE HAS THEM IN THE DESCRIPTION!
Now you can kill for no reason
@@kastapostgard5306 l e t s g o o o
lmfao
I know right? This channel is too good to be true in so many ways.
lucky us i think, we know dont get killed :D
If only more humans could be like this man. Calm, smart, articulate and generous with his knowledge. Thank you for taking the time to explain all the intricate details.
"I have a lot experience with the marine plywoods and I would highly recommend them."
This one sentence perfectly encapsulates everything I love about this channel.
“Marine plywoodS” THERE’S MORE THAN ONE?!? HOW MANY MARINE PLYWOODS DO WE NEED?!?
@@DanielBrownsan Far more than you might expect. But don't worry, the final tally is based on sound engineering principles and backed up by solid research.
Please tell me how make good box for speaker pioneer size 6/9
And what best wood use for that
@@ahmadalardah4198 Get the T/S parameters for your speaker, use software like WinISD to calculate box dimensions, and then use MDF/HDF/high grade plywood (your choice).
Maxican When I was a teen I made a large rectangle cabinet for two 15-inch drivers out of quality plywood... Didn’t do any research or even know what I was doing, just hacked it together in a few hours and it sounded brilliant to me :P I guess I was too young and inexperienced to have a discerning ear for quality audio.
Thanks for the great content. Im in a college class about vibrations. I think its interesting how vibrations and damping are understood in a real world example. (oscilloscope) Thanks for reading all the comments and have a nice day.
Man, thanks for doing this! Absolutely amazing!
I’m going to have to build the cabinet my own way, but you’ve given me enough material property requirements to do so.
Did you build these how did it go and how do they sound
I would have liked to have you as my teacher in my younger engineering studies.
Jean Pierre, J,ai écrit exactement le même commentaire!... longue vie à Tech Ingredients !
Doctorbass 2 saying the same comment for the guy means he is really a good quality teacher.
SAMEEEEEEEEE
yeh, then id probably actually learn somethings. the "looks" of theese videos is kinda "gray" compared to most "youtube" stuff, but if you blink or snooze a secound you miss something valuable! is he doing this by heart without a script? thats just crazy
bunnlose you can hit the replay key if you snooze out! This guy knows what he is taking about. I’m not sure, but you can verify.
Was waiting for his son to point hysterically at the tone generator but nope. Amazing video though!
He really, really should have. It is a general problem on the channel that there is too much background, though. It happened several times during the turbine series, and now this as well.
Right... lol
It would have even been worth removing the tone in post, the following explanation would be much more pleasant. Lots of free tools to do that, like ReaFIR.
Agreed. However, since it's a fixed frequency, you can move your head around a bit to find a null (if you're listening to speakers) and make it a bit less annoying. :D
ya, you can tell there is no humor in that house. No way his son is gonna step out of line.
50 years working in audio broadcasting and just now I understand the physic phenomen... Thanks a lot!
I really liked the explanation of the end-effect reflection. In transmission line theory it's just talked about as an impedance discontinuity but for resonant tube design (think wind instruments like flutes) the resonant length of the tube appears slightly longer than its physical length. That high pressure node that the sound reflects off of occurs not at the exact end of the tube but slightly beyond it, which is easy to understand if you visualize the pressure changes in the air and the non-negligible response time for the surrounding air to rush in to fill the low pressure void emanating from the end of the tube.
Near the end he looks so smug and proud with what he has created... and rightfully so, because this is excellent work!!!
After watching the whole thing I feel I deserve a diploma.
Don't you need to pass the final exam, publish and defend your thesis first?
you have to successfully complete the build first
Hey, I'm a millennial, too.
How about a participation medal.
@@prestigeworld-wide8292 That's exactly what us millennials need!
im happy to see around 47:30 the smile on his face, he looks so proud and i love it. when you put alot of time into something like that you should be proud.
This is the best video about how the speakers work and the science behind it. The 52 minutes is well worth it. Thank you very much.
your face at the end looking at those speakers looks so proud !! and you should be really proud, beautiful speakers... i love them ❤❤
Yea, hes proud smile put a smile on my face too.... good job, really good!
I literally said; aw, he's listening to his babys!
Came here to say the same thing. I don't need to hear the sound. Your face tells the story.
I love how proud he looks of the speakers when they start playing. :)
my favorite part.
I would be also.
It is just a shame he did not pick a better piece of music for the demo. I found the official download for it and the bass is clipping making it distorted.
was about to write the same comment
When?
Your Smile when the music starts at the end says it all. These are amazing speakers.
this is simply a masterclass on sound... Just sublime... THANK YOU!
I love it. He tests EVERYTHING. Even the stiffness of MDF vs. plywood...
ikr 😝
I now understand the man has a sense of humor- otherwise he wouldn't have let that tweeter drone on.
I think he may have noise induced hearing loss. Doubt he noticed that he left it on.
Yah um, as smart as as he is, and as well as he explains it all, he's also, obviously, quite hard of hearing.
It was incredibly difficult to pay attention to the info with that loud, high pitched tone going on.
Psshhh I was enjoying the video until he used that thing. I turned it all the way down and could hear it 2 rooms over
I couldn’t watch after he left the horn unit blasting out. ☹️
To say the worlds best speaker definitely leaves him open to criticism these are very good but can be outperformed by a full range electrostatic there is one made by the stage accompaniment company
Every home speaker builder should watch this video. Awesome job!! Keep up the good work.
Fantastic speakers! it must be extremely satisfying to build such awesome speakers. Thanks so much for sharing!
Kudos to getting rid of the myth about MDF being THE material of choice for speakers!
Also, great to see fullrange speakers properly used here (small cone impedance matched).
The Voight or TQWT designs are decent and easy to build, but you can also get excellent results with TML and horn designs.
Regards, D.C., creator of the Cornu Spiral Horn.
"And that creates what's called a frequency comb, of spikes and troughs in the amplitude of the sound"
Me: Ah excellent.
"That's not a good thing."
Me: oh no.
😆 that made me laugh so hard
Brilliant comment Josh! Cracked me up! Kinda sums my understanding of it- I understand, but I don’t. (But I mostly do.....I think)
🤣🤣🤣
Larry Patterson Exact, your life is totally annoying Larry.
This is the best comment I've seen in months
Hi, just came across this a few hours ago. WOW! I built my first set of speakers back in 1978, they lasted about 20 years. I've used Mission 753's since with replacement drivers and x/over components, which I've installed myself. They are still working. I would really like to build these but I don't have the space to do the construction, shame. Even via utube compression, the sound is fab. Well done to you, sir. A great vid explaining the construction/design plainly and simply. One can still dream of the good things.
I love this channel. I swear the tone generator was left on for comdic relief. I was giggling. He kept going as not a care in the wind. It shows how interested we are in the videos u guys make. When it stopped. relief!!! They do such a amazing job balancing technical theory to actual real world observations and concepts anyone could replicate and understand. Plus the stuff is just cool. Whoever says science ain't fun, haven't seen this channel. I want a shop like yours.
would have loved to see a frequency response curve of the finished speakers.
Bravo!
Exactly what I was thinking when it finally ended.
I would love to build these, but what did the finished curve look like? How much bass did you coax out of those little drivers?
After all, you're the one with the test equipment and anechoic chamber.
@@johnny7254 the final product's performance is still a synergistic result of the source, speaker, enclosure, room, and what's in that room, and further - how that room is constructed even plays into what "you" actually hear.
Everything resonates. Those resonances cause harmonic distortion. This means even your walls affect the tone of your listening room depending on how dense or flexible they are. ;)
@@MotivatedMetalworks You'll get no argument from me on anything you've written. Nevertheless, it is more than a mere matter of convention, that we derive specifications for speakers. It is the method by which we compare one loudspeaker to another. Even beyond that, given the level of detail and science brought to bear in this presentation, is absurd to leave out any measure at all, by which a viewer could assess the success of the endeavor.
@@johnny7254 fitting those beasts in his chamber isn't possible, so any response curve presented would be flawed.
However, he could play them outside and get a pretty good idea.
When I build speakers, I try to balance the drivers across the spectrum, and crossover points based on where the curves are most beneficial at the natural roll off points. Once that's done, I design the enclosure to meet my goals - is it a sealed box with no deep base, or can I tune a port to hit another octave lower?
I don't agree with the channel's logic or validity testing on material weight/stiffness as the accelerometer was measuring an impossible occurrence with the thump test. Also, floor weight of speakers is a moot point for most applications (outside of aircraft, boats, and possibly cars), while size is often a critical design element. Doubling the speaker walls increases the outside dimension, as the inside is a calculated and highly constrained space. In most cases, MDF with proper internal bracing will outperform the same thickness plywood, while benefitting from a lower cost.
Transmission lines and horns in general are the exception, but he doesn't state this or why - you can't brace a horn like a ported box, because you'll fuck it's performance up. So in these enclosures, you need stiffer materials.
@@johnny7254 Something else comes to mind when thinking about this video.
About 30 years ago, Popular Mechanics had an article teaching the reader about transmission tubes, and how you could build a subwoofer out of a 4" Realistic (Radio Shack hadn't fallen off their original business model yet, at that time) woofer and PVC fittings.
What the article failed to disclose is that while the micro sub would hit 40hz, it was anemic and not musical sounding doing it.
Planars, infinite baffles, and line arrays all have impressive sonic qualities while also suffering some significant drawbacks. Voigt enclosures aren't exempt either, as they tend to lack authority in the bottom end, or as with folded horns, end up being gigantic enclosures to play through the whole spectrum.
Voigt's share a commonality with planars and infinite baffles, in that the linear distance from the edge of the cone and the port will have a direct impact on where phase cancellation occurs.
At the end of the day - there is no perfect speaker enclosure, and we need to balance our designs with regards to perfection and reality and hope we can afford the point we wish to land on between those two ends. :)
still beeping.
my god i want to listen but its painful , forgot to turn of the khz sound
haha
haha yeah it's annoying... I turned off sound and turned on subtitles xD
How can some one so smart leave that ringing for so long
@@dougyt261 Might be much louder in recording ^^ Also while he is very fit I guess with age your higher frequency hearing is worsened so I guess for him it was just not loud at all
Had this for a hobby for some 40- 25 years ago. Have built loads of speakers but lost confidence when I couldnt keep up with the phase linear filters. Mind is burning again. Your channel is often hit by a state of genious! Wow! Fredrik
Thanks!
The first hit is free. Now you're mine.🙂
I just love how during the music at the end you can’t stop admiring his speakers…well done
48:07 that feeling of accomplishment is priceless. his Face say it all..
Came here to say exactly this. True satisfaction right there.
Best smug face 🤣
... can't get past just how effortlessly and intrinsically COOL this guy is ...
Excellent DIY video. All I need now is a workshop, the machinery and the time to spare. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
I love when people say listen how good these speakers sound… as you listen to the recording on your phone or home system
Lol but true 😅 like tv ads showing beautiful colours on your current tv
I have Parkinson’s and I need new hobbies and new interests for my brain. This is my favorite channel on CZcams. Occasionally, I have to rewind the video (i’m not sure of the proper nomenclature but I have to rewatch certain sections to understand them!) to understand the concepts but it’s time well spent. I tell all my Smart/curious friends about your channel… It’s Amazing and I love your videos!
Look into music therapy as relates to Parkinson's. Music therapy can help with many aspects of the condition. If you play an instrument, by all means continue at it. The biggie is rhythm. If all you do is knock about on bongos or other hand drums with musical accompaniment, it will help. (It helped my Mom a lot.)
That is the proper nomenclature, Ralph. You're one of us, now! ;)
Just for future videos, you should turn off any terrible noises when you're not demonstrating something with them.
Otherwise great video, I'll have to incorporate some of these ideas into my sound exciter speakers you convinced me to make.
PLEASE...PLEASE...PLEASE
Please!
I would have posted a reply but my roommate killed me for allowing the tone generator to continue...
hugely this. :) I wasn't gonna say anything, but since it's a thing now, I'm adding my support for turning off the signal generator once you've demonstrated the effect.
Yeah that was brutal
Thanks for playing that loud test tone all the way through your explanation. Good work.
Amazing. At the end the demonstration sounds like a line source played thru my personal speakers. Phenomenal results.
Thanks!
If you listen carefully near the beginning you can hear me folding my arms, it's definitely real and we're only set up in a lab.
That look of victory and glory as the master stands cross armed nodding his head in admiration and contentment is my favorite part. I've probably watched this video countless times and it never gets old. An epic upload that will live on forever.
What a great video. I'm going to make this compulsory viewing for my acoustics students at the Academy of Sound Engineering. Thank you!
Just an outstanding, educational video. I absolutely loved the fact that you backed up your statements with first hand evidence. Very much appreciated.
I knew of a lot of these concepts but seeing them married together in application has been phenomenally educational! I believe I just found my new favorite channel!
Thanks and welcome!
"I don't always listen to Metallica. But when I do, so does my neighbor"
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Bob: Hi I'm Bob, I'm in heavy artillery...
Radio DJ: Hi Bob, what can I play for you??
Bob: ANYTHING... JUST PLAY IT LOUD!!!
My neighbors are always listening to really loud drum and bass...
...WHETHER THEY LIKE IT OR NOT!!!
@@jawaring4367 listening? I'm sure they are just vibrating violently, clinging onto their most cherished ornaments waiting for the sub to stop 😂
44:45 - "I'm gonna hit these"
*proceeds to hit them multiple times*
45:08 - "It's dead"
I loled so hard my sides hurt, dear lord :))))
Same here!!! I thought it would make a perfect "out of context" clip
"He's dead Jim."
"Of course he's dead, I hit him."
@@LT-de6zk "Damn it, Jim... I'm a Doctor, not an Audio Engineer!"
Thankyou, I have been interested in high end audio for several decades, both making some diverse stuff and spending far too much buying stuff 😂 .. but this is by far the clearest deeper explanation of this type of speaker I have come across
Such excellent information!!! I'm going to build a pair of these. THANK YOU!!!
Wow, finally I can watch a man of extreme intelligence, excellent teaching abilities and craftsmanship at levels not common to the average person teaching the average person to go for it, build it and do it well. Thank you for your videos. They just get better every time I watch. Well done Sir!
Why did you leave the test tone playing while ur recording? Holy hell.... I just stuck a butter knife in my eye!
lol me too
I searched on ebay to find the same knife you used, and also stabbed out my own eye. I also consulted with my daughter to use the same knife if he ever uses the same technique in the future and she will likewise gouge out her own eye if he does this again.
Right!?!?
"Whatever! This is science!"
Silly boy, you should have cut an ear off to solve the noise issue - that's what ears are for. - just follow van Gogh's example.
I cant focus on a damn thing he is saying. Something about words... Impedance matching...
This channel is such a treasure trove of incredible knowledge. My only regret is not having found it earlier.
Thanks!
After his comment about Mary Lago, that self satisfied smile was just perfect! Haha I friggin love this channel.
This is the most comprehensive cabinet resonance discussion I've ever seen. You answered questions that I've pondered about for 30+ years. I absolutely loved your approach, your attention to detail, accuracy and material cost. Thank you soo much, what a great start to my week!
That tone went on for far too long, but other than that, great video!
Extremely fascinating, you are a very good teacher! One of if not the most detailed builds I've ever seen. Some concepts were slightly over my head but I am sure if I watch it a couple more times I will get them. A+ instruction
?? There was no "build" in this video.
Just brilliant explanations and demonstrations. Really liked the demonstrations of vibrational characteristics. Great stuff man!
32:15 “this particular piece of Plywood has been sitting on our shelves for about 20 years” ....Wow. That’s thinking waaaay ahead. Lol.
Once my kids are old enough to hold a camera, I'm going to be him :)
This might just be the best channel on CZcams. No hyperbole. The quality of information is top-notch. The speaker is articulate and entertaining. Everything is presented in familiar terms such that even laymen like me can understand. The sincerity behind this channel also adds a lot; I genuinely can't help but smile when he says, "Have a wonderful evening. Good night."
Thank you for all your hard work.
Holy crap! I learned more in 52 mins than I have in 30 years of building speakers, thank you. I'm now subscribed
Thanks!
These sound videos are fascinating! Learning so much!
Respect! You deserve complete unreserved respect for your research, work, results, and freely sharing it. Thanks!
This channel is awesome! Some people might think that watching a guy talk about speakers for 30 mins is boring but it is really interesting. Keep on making videos!
You know the video was closer to an hour, right?
This just showed up in my recommended. I don't really watch any videos on home audio, but this video was just awesome! Used to do car audio installs and always love learning something new
Thanks!
I've put a lot of time into speaker building. In a short period of time, I learned loads of stuff that I didn't know or really understand before. Excellent video!
Thank you!
I must say, those speakers sounded pretty good through my speakers.
Now isn't that ironic
Well said...~
I flip to my Schitt Modius Dac, 1/3W OTL Tube amp and some Sennheiser HD600's for his playback example - like I'll get to hear HIS speakers somehow lol :D
my setup is 3,000 watts so I might be a little close to hearing what he is hearing.
I think you mean that MICROPHONE allowed those speakers to sound decent through your speakers? (Everybody forgets about the microphones.)
i am a carpenter, and that is the cleanest workshop i have ever seen...even in sci fi movies ..great vid !!
I got an old set of DCM time windows, (actually I have 6 or 7 sets, DCM hoarder) I’m very happy with them, very nice to see that there are still people doing this stuff, I’m impressed..
The single most intelligent and well-made video I have seen to date in ALL of CZcams!
As an old speaker builder I learned a few things I can use but really appreciate the manner in the way you demonstrate the principles! I enjoy learning the science behind the project and you did a great job teaching us just that! A very warm "thank you"! Definitely subscribing!
Beaming with pride, this is what a meaningful life brings about, not easy but meaningful. Keep up the great work!!
Absolutely fantastic acoustic engineering!
Wow I wish I had your workshop; those speakers sound amazing. Thank you for sharing I do very much appreciate it.
I love it when someone presents a topic and they go into details on different details; they don't just know their topic at hand, but know related topics to a relevent high degree. I'm loving this video. He sounds like my mind talks on different topics. I have no idea what he's talking about most of the time, but it's convincingly expert level 11 and I wager if anyone disagreed with him, they'd better be ready with a full explanation and sound logic.
He looks so happy at the end!!! When they start playing it looks like he's holding back a giant smile and maybe a tear or two.
I am relearning what I forgot or missed while working on my engineering degree 30 years ago. Thanks so much!
No other word than “FANTASTIC” … this is the way you build legacy!
t-shirt with the face on this vid's thumbnail with "you gota love clamps" will pay any price
BINGO !!!
shut up and take my money!
... yep ... says it all really ...
and the fact that they are the ones you screw tight, for every test, screwing and unscewing and i cant even write! the handyman in me screems! the ones that you just squeese tight would save alot of effort, if only on that box. i know they are not as good as the screwing ones for all sorts of jobs
Woodworkers say, "You can never have too many clamps."
I've had my Voigt horns about 30 years, built from one sheet of plywood. Good to see these get a some exposure, good job.
Great video.
I'm very much into mid 50s German valve radios and only yesterday decided my favourite set needed a set of extension speakers but in a pleasing style.
Somehow the Gods decided to have your video link underneath a totally unrelated video I'd just watched and now I know exactly what I'm building.
I will subscribe on the strength of just this video alone.
Thank you.
Thanks!