DIY HI-fi Home Speaker
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- čas přidán 1. 04. 2024
- Building your own Hi-Fi home speakers can be a fulfilling project, allowing you to tailor the speakers to your preferences and budget. Here's a general guide on how to DIY Hi-Fi home speakers:
Enjoy: Sit back and enjoy the high-quality sound reproduction that your DIY Hi-Fi speakers provide for your home audio system!
Remember to research thoroughly, follow best practices in speaker design and construction, and take necessary safety precautions when working with power tools and electronic components. DIY speaker building can be challenging but rewarding, and the end result can be a unique set of speakers that match your specific requirements and sound preferences. - Zábava
Maybe you won't have any problems with expansion, as the front & back boards being screwed in.
amazing. What type of wood is this? how thick is it?
you can use any wood 40mm thick is the best.
@@VibolAV yes i know any wood works i was curious on the wood you are using because looks nice
@@tonypaca3015 Yes, Because i like that color.
@@VibolAV You really don't understand? tell the man what kind of wood it is. the essence more precisely. he likes the design, the texture, the colors.
Teak. Absolute recourcenvergeudung!!!👎👎👎🇩🇪
Recon you messed up the distance between woofer and tweeter. Overlap ?
Speakers drivers are often designed to overlap on purpose. Depending on the crossover frequency, you would need to bring the acoustical centers of the woofer and tweeter closer together.
@@CapraHiFi
Thanks. I had not seen that in 55 years of Hi Fi and making many Speaker Systems. I have seen alighnment of voice coils front to back only.
@@MelodyMan69 front to back is common yes, but center to center is to help align phase as well. The distance between centers should be less than the wavelength at the crossover for optimal phase alignment as I understand it. I've seen dynaudio speakers use this, some kits like the C-note, etc.
@@CapraHiFiWharfedale diamond 9 series as a reference.
Stuff that requires professional woodworking skills and machinery is very far from being DIY for the vast majority of us.