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

[Chris Tsutsui]

I too have made some more projects since the last post:
The top has links to my bass traps, acoustic panels,
15" tempest for car
Dual 15" tempest pyramids for home.
and my pocket amp
Audio Project Page

 

[Pete Mazz]

Here's the latest state of nekkid speakers.

Pete

 

[Chris Carswell]

Ok Pete spill the beans. What are they? Something like B&G RD40 planers with a 12" sub??? Any finishing ideas?
My contribution to the budget minded DIY'er.
http://plaza.ufl.edu/cdoggy81/DIYstryke.html

 

[Pete Mazz]

Close. B&G RD50s with an Adire DPL12 for the low end, set up in a dipole frame....for now. Soon the DPL12s will be replaced with Peerless CSX 10"ers in a sealed alignment with the 50s on top, also sealed.
Finished speakers??? I'm a charter member of the NSAA (Nekkid Speaker Assoc. of America).
Pete

 

[Dan Pawlowski]

Here are some pics of my kit281s
Click on the happy face.

 

[Brian Fellmeth]

Here are some stands

 

[Hank Frankenberg]

Well, the latest edition of my BoseBusters is the Lounge series. If you're listening to lounge music, these will do the trick (last photo on second page of my website):
http://www.geocities.com/hankbond1/index
So tacky they cross over into COOL.

 

[Brian Bunge]

Here is my latest creation.
GR Research A/V-1+'s in cherry veneer with matching stands.

 

[Dean Cooper]

Here is some of my sub.

Top view with 8" port
Bottom view with tempest driver
Dean

 

[Scott_Vonhof]

Dean, any thoughts of covering the top, so nothing gets dropped in? Looks like one of those recycle bins, so only cans and bottles can be dropped in!

I could never get away with something that big in my house, my wife would skin me alive! Is that thing about 6 feet tall?

 

[Dean Cooper]

Once my kid is old enough to start throwing things I'll be installing a screen on the top.
Yes it stands close to 6 feet tall, and yes my wife hates the thing with a passion...but that’s my room, she has the rest of the house to worry about.
Dean

 

[Brett Loomis]

Well, like a proud father, I am posting links of my new Adire Audio 214L Tempest DIY Subwoofer....This thing is awesome!!!

Also, complete pics of my entire basement HT construction process with complete 2 rows of leather seating, LCD proj. 106" screen, all Klipsch speakers, Tempest sub and Parasound AMP, movie posters and more.....

 

[Tommy T]

Finally got around to putting some pics of my DIY rack on my web page. I looked at a lot of Flexi's but decided against it. I really like the way this one turned out and it matches the Shiva for great SAF!
Go here to take a look at it.
It was relatively simple to do and only took two nights.
Tommy

 

[Ron-P]

Never thought I'd say this to a guy, but, that is a very nice looking rack Tommy, very pro looking.
Just two weeks ago I ported my sealed Tempest sonosub. I added two 3"x17" flared ports tuning the sub to 17Hz. 100% improvement over my original sealed design.
http://home.earthlink.net/~peregrine...rtInstall3.jpg
http://home.earthlink.net/~peregrine...es/Inside4.jpg
Peace Out~

 

[Tommy T]

Thanks Ron!
I had a feeling someone might say that when a guy a work asked, "Hey, is that your rack?" and we both started laughing!

 

[Bobbi D]

Thought I'd add mine to the list. 6-months of work, but truly worth it. Designs including crossovers are all my own.
Here's my set-up. Mains, center, and rears are all DIY
Rotel RSX-1055 powers everything but the subs (2 sealed shivas) and I use a SAE 2400 L for that duty.

 

[Scott_Vonhof]

Bobbi D, you say you made them, it took 6 months, all your own design, but your pics don't give any hint as to what they look like, what is in them, how they were built....

 

[TimForman]

Oh, what the heck. I might as well join in the fun. My HT is definitely a work in progress.
Timn8ter's Home Theater

 

[Bobbi D]

Fronts: Two way with integral sub. Drivers: Vifa D27TG-05-06 and Vifa P17SJ-00-06. Crossovers: 3rd order Butterworth crossing at 2,500Hz with all components from North Creek. Cabinets are vented, constructed of two layers of 3/4" MDF with crossbracing. Dimensions are approx 45"Tx10"Wx24"D. Integral Sub in each is a 12" Shiva Mk III in 3 cu.ft sealed compartment with the subs side firing.
Center: Three way. Drivers Tweeter: Morel MDT 39; Mid-range: Morel MW-113; and woofer: two each Vifa P17SJ-00-06. Crossovers: 1st order Butterworth, again using North Creek components. Crossover points at 500 HZ and 4,000 Hz. All drivers are in individual sealed chambers, constructed of single layer of 3/4" MDF. Dimensions are approx 9"Tx24"Wx18"D.
Rears: Two way - vented. Vifa D27TG-05-06 and Peerless CSX-6.5" (850122). Crossovers: 3rd order Butterworth crossing at 2,500Hz with all components from North Creek. Constructed of single layer of 3/4" MDF. Dimensions are approx 7"Tx10"Wx18"D. The crossovers are mounted in the vertical portion of the stands.
Finish on all cabinets: Rosewood non-backed veneer with mutilple coats of hand-rubbed red mohogany wax from Briwax.
Hope that's enough detail for now.

 

[Troy_j]

Bobbi d,

JVC-D Direct view: The best damn direct-non line doubled set I've seen. But then again I own one too...Great job on all the DIY!