Recent content by JoelTW

Wow, that's expensive... I managed to get mine free because of "contacts" :emoji_thumbsup:

well he said he doesn't want to round it over because it's a waste of time :) well, our half-way put together speaker sounded pretty nice... :emoji_thumbsup:

My dad is building the a/v 3's from gr research... we can't figure out what the following text in a diagram means .375" radius back side of woofer hole Any ideas? It seems to be the radius for the screws, what does back side mean?

I've got this same type of setup..ebs design with the titanic mk ii I think you'll like it :D :emoji_thumbsup:

I'm not quite sure what speakers yet... :) For now, I have some tiny Klipsch computer speakers on them, and I plan to upgrade to a larger DIY speaker set such as a/v 1+ or maybe one of dan's speaker designs (model 2).

Here's the picture. :) After a screw-up...and some extra $ spent...I finished. The Stone Creations paint really adds some flavor to it. I like it!

oh, wow, brilliant... also, about the bed idea... where would the driver go? It would have to be recessed or something. I want to build one under my bed :) My computer/dvd station is right next to it :D

Amazing design -- and your modelling skills as well... :) :emoji_thumbsup:

I don't think +/- 6 dB is bad if it's from your listening position...(in my opinion)...because I have trouble getting even +/- 10 :b I can't decide if I should use 2 subs, and maybe they would balance out better

I have the precision port 4", I think I "shortened" the inner section by about 5-6" due to the large radius flare

I have noticed how the cut ends are textured different...so now, I just grab a can of Stone Creations... it covers up all my imperfections nicely :D :emoji_thumbsup:

hahaha :emoji_thumbsup:

We just got the same table saw... works great on 3/4" MDF and the blades it comes with

I really like the look of the driver...but of course, sound is more important... :)

Here are the pictures... if you are on a dial-up you may need to select low res :) Image 1 - low res | high res Image 2 - low res | high res