Recent content by Ryan T

SOLD

I have 10 SACD's for sale. The list is as follows: Bon Jovi - This left feels right (Multi/Stereo/cd) 3 Doors down - Away from the sun (Multi/Stereo/cd) Train - Drops of jupiter (Stereo) *slight cracks on back of case -SOLD- Eric Clapton - Slowhand (Multi/Stereo/cd) -SOLD-...

Hey guys, I am downsizing my stuff and need to get rid of my beloved SACD player. Its a near mint Sony SCD-CE595 which is a fantastic SACD and CD player. It has been with me for about a year now. It's been in a smoke free environment and taken care of. There is a few minor scratches on the...

I'll consider selling the stuff separate. I really dont want to get stuck with the enclosure though. So if i can find someone who wants the enclosure then its fine by me. As to the price I'll have to look around and see what they are going for. Ryan

Just shoot me an e-mail if your interested Ken. Also if you want to come by and audition it we can set something up. Ryan

the enclosure is about 65" x 21" and it weighs around 100 lbs or so (guessing on the weight).

I'm selling my awesome Tempest based subwoofer :frowning:. Money is pretty tight this month so I'm having to sell some of my stuff. The subwoofer is in Perfect working order and has never been driven very hard. The enclosure is a 10 Cu Ft sono tube tuned to 16.5 Hz. The driver is an adire audio...

If you want larger diameter PVC check the local plumbing supply stores. They'll tell you the prices per foot of PVC. I got a 6" x 10' tube for around $15 US locally. For sono tube check any local hardware store chains. Around here we have Home Depots and Lowes that sell the tubes in sizes from...

I used a VERY small enclosure so I did go sealed. The PVC was "thin wall" which is about 1/8" thickness. They also sell it in 1/4" I beleive. I listened to them both with and without poly batting inside the enclosures. I decided I liked the sound a bit better with the batting. It also seemed to...

I have built tube speakers in the past using PVC. My brother in law also built tube speakers but using sono tube instead of PVC. In both cases I think it turned out really good. The construction isnt terribly difficult and there doesnt seem to be and mojor resonance issues. Plus you get one...

I agree with Harold, but Jimi does have a good point. ;)

I would send an e-mail to NHT and ask how much a replacment driver costs. You cant really effectivly use a differnt midrange than the orignal. The crossovers were designed for that specific driver that used to be in there. Ryan

I think i've heard someware that you dont wanna leave any panel much more that 10" without bracing?? Meaning the most unbraced area you would want is 10" i guess. I've found a few pictures heres the links Thomas W's Aerial stryke subwoofer (lots of bracing) Link Removed There are some...

Well could you possibly make a diagram of your room so we can see what your talking about. Are you having trouble getting surround speakers behind you or are they in the walking path etc? You could look into some ceiling or in wall surround speakers. They wont be timbre matched with the mains...

Wow awesome work! Those rings around the woofers make it look very professional. Too bad you didnt make one for that ugly pin cushion frame midrange :D. Ryan