The **Show off your work** thread (1 Viewer)

[Ches Campbell]

LOL, sorry Hank.

 

[Joe Meissner]

Here is a picture of my first and only DIY subwoofer.
original SVS driver and PE250watt plate amp.
Finally I no longer feel my sub is the weak link of my setup.
http://home.neo.rr.com/joekelli/sub4.jpg

 

[charles_w]

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[Greg Risley]

Hey Ches good to hear things are good. I'll let you know next time we have one of our Austin meets and you could come down for the weekend and meet some of these MDF dust junkies, like Hank. I got the chance to meet Brian Bunge at this weekends meet, he's a real down to earth guy even though he is the heir to the "Bunge Cord Inventors" fortune. I'll keep you posted.
Greg

 

[Ches Campbell]

That'd be really cool, Greg. Can't wait to talk about HT with you at reunion. I'm getting ready to start building mom and dad one for their new house when it is thru being built. See you then.

Charles, those stands and speakers are very sweet. Are they one ways? I didn't see a tweeter, but they seem like too big of drivers to be ful range.

Keep the pics coming.

Later

 

[warrick]

Here's some more
Sono with built-in amp and remote

Warrick

 

[Brian Steeves]

The mains and audio racks are my DIY stuff in this link... http://home.tampabay.rr.com/bpsdesigns/htpics.html
Better pictures of the mains... http://home.tampabay.rr.com/bpsdesigns/audax.html
The recently finished center and surrounds... http://home.tampabay.rr.com/bpsdesigns/audax2.html
Also check out my webpage in my sig for my dual Shiva "Silo II" sonotube sub and a pair of 3^ft sealed P.E. Titanics.

 

[Brian Bunge]

Greg,
Pretty damn funny! Actually, if you add an extra 'e' on the end then you'd be right! I felt I should have gotten some sort of prize for the person who traveled the farthest to attend the meet! :frowning: I really did enjoy meeting all you guys. After this weekend I kinda wish we lived in Austin!
Brian

 

[Dave Poehlman]

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[Chris Tsutsui]

My adire alignment sub is a trapezoid enclosure that was designed by me to have no standing waves.
Too bad the tempest subwoofer frequencies don't produce standing waves. lol
Anyways Frustum Pyramid.
Anyways it has solid maple legs, and maple laminate with maple edge tape on the bottom. Lock mitred, with no viewable screws or nails, countersunk screw brace.
I made twins, and tried to sell one COMPLETED for $150 but couldn't find a buyer so I went ahead and am going dual tempests.

 

[Dustin B]

That's incredible. $150 for that enclosure and you couldn't find someone to buy it. All they would have to do is buy the driver, drop it in and buy an amp?

 

[Alan Ross]

Here is my "little" sub Link Removed

 

[Ronnie Ferrell]

I'm a newbie. This is my first post on hometheaterforum. I just found this place a few weeks ago from a link on harmonicdiscord.
I just got through with my first attempt at enclosure building, the GR AV-1s. It was also my first attempt at veneering. I can't wait to hear how they sound!
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Take care,
rf

 

[Rich Kraus]

pics in the sig...

 

[Robin Smith]

May as well add my sonosub to the mix. Its not complete yet cos I don't have the cloth sock to cover the ugly paint job on my tube, but what matters is it sup and running, it sounds good and I am happy with my first DIY project.
Thanks
Robin

 

[Tom Brennan]

Lots of weird DIY speakers here www.chicagohornspeakerclub.org Check out the dipolar horns for one

 

[Chris Carswell]

Rich,
Absolutely great link of how things should be done. Your shop almost looks like mine. Oh ya, great signature, couldn't agree with you more. I hate when people do that

 

[Brian Steeves]

Your shop almost looks like mine.

Chris,

The shop in the pictures is actually mine.

 

[Chris Carswell]

Brian,
Your shop almost looks like mine...hehe...
As soon as I get my new digital camera I'll post some pics of my speakers. I just got into speaker building so I don't have much. I will also have a link to some furniture I've done.

 

[Hank Frankenberg]

Brian, I just returned from a business trip. THANKS for the very nice compliment. Some day I'll get good pictures posted. I need to ditch Geocities. Right after my first post on this thread I received an e-mail from Geocities stating the my site was turned off because there were TOO MANY VIEWS the last few days!!! So, they wanted to sell me more space. When I get time, I'll go to a good host with plenty of space and learn how to post hi-res photos like Brian and project photo fanatic Patrick Sun.
Ches, it looks like it's up again:
http://www.geocities.com/hankbond1/index.html