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Did you ask Santa for a CNC machine this Xmas ? If you forgot to this year, maybe send Santa letter for next year

be much easier to use a 2kW laser to cut all the wood . I redid my ESS tower speaker front grill that way

Greetings from SoCal, USA. I definitely want a Guitar T-Shirt like that. Class of ‘76 here. 🤓🤘. Guess my 20 yo HiFi equipment is in need of a refresh… 🤥🥳🏌️

They look amazing.

That passive woofer mass custom possibility is such a neat trick. I wonder what price you pay when for instance increasing the mass solves one perceived issue? No improving is "free". The whole improving of adding a third way to a 2 way speaker makes it more complex and with passive xovers the amp needs go up. Or you can look at it as a 3 way speaker with seperate internal chambers.

The issue sometimes is the uneveness of bass across the room. Reducing the bass output just hids the issue. One can say hidding it is the same of fixing it. But...having a speaker port noise exciting the room response is just showing the room and/or the speaker/subwoofer needs improving. The aspect of measuring theses before/after changes it's a instrumentation challenge in it self. The mic it self can be in a "low spot" and your ears in a "high spot". Sweep the spectrum and the room....and the spl levels. Hey...and if you end up with a really flat response and you miss the "humpt"....just crank the bass up ;)

I bet my $100 headphone sounds better than that speaker.

Why not just buy a CNC machine and not have to cut it all manually ?

On a 2nd look at this V.clip, I am liking that you were not 'perfect'. You show that mistakes can and did happen during the project. +++ bonus points.

Hi i have a question about Corian stiffness vs MDF stiffness Are they similar ? thanks a lot gino

I use a big cork ;) (But the port is on the back so don't see it)

I'm considering putting wave guided tweeters in my d'appolito / MTM speakers for better time alignment (currently flush mounted regular tweeters so the woofers are obviously more recessed). But I'm not really bothered by having too much high frequencies in the room atm. Off axis also seems pretty coherent as-is. Would I have to alter the crossover or add an L-pad when replacing the old ferrite tweeters with neodymium waveguided ones? (Waveguided is louder right? And neodymium also more effecient although the rated wattage is much lower so idk) I could just put them in and see if it works? 😅

Hi from Switzerland 🇨🇭. Very nice and elegant design. 👏👌😎🙏🏽

4:05 watching other people work on table saws always has some pucker factor, and I normally wouldn't call out how someone does a cut (was taught never to cut wide pieces with the fence as that's what the miter is for), but that hand placement going directly over the blade is killing me, but at least its a saw stop.

More build videos please.. very inspiring!

I’m not a technical person but I’d like to know if we could use a wago style connector to connect them. If anyone has any information as to why it shouldn’t be done or if it takes away from sound quality or degrades the signal please do share. I’ve seen connectors rated at 32A which I feel is more than plenty for most builds

I like it.

tight holes needs to be lubed 😆

Damn 30K? 🤔 Im in the wrong business!!! No channelling, no crossovers? Nothing? Just flammable fluff? Even I know to use rock wool! OMFG, so many armatures

Just for design it looks gorgeous 😊 Unfortunately i can't hear it in persona but i am pretty sure it sounds great 😅😊 Good work guys ❤ Greetings from Germany

Casse favolose, avete fatto un ottimo lavoro, complimenti ❤❤❤

Right on!

I just love how most of these DIY speaker builders assume we all have all that gear to hand to make such a good job of them !😂😂

I came across this video by pure coincidence and watched it all the way. Here's the thing, when you put that amount of effort, resources, materials and time into building a "high end" product, you don't do it with "that will do" or "i'll do it later" attitude. Interesting build, but too many hiccups and design decisions to call it a "high end".

this might sounds weird but, because of your openness and passion, I will be looking into your products. I do not, as well as a vast majority of consumers, want to buy stuff form corporations hell bent on the bottom dollar. We want to buy stuff from People with a soul and a drive to do things the right way not the profitable way. Thank you for being real. beautiful work.

Dynaudio Heritage Specials.

The best speakers I've ever heard were solid walnut with dual 12" Pioneer woofers built in the late 70's by an old African American man who owned his own custom speaker shop in Pasadena, CA- Try That!

As a future first-time builder, I am very interested!

You should read old detective stories.. LOL Great video !

Really an intimidating build, ❤ from India 🇮🇳 And I have never seen a professional diy builder accept their mistakes, but that is how respect has been earned. Me also a DIYer

Great looking speakers but I really dont know where the 30k dollar price comes from if they arent finished and you dont have the measurements to show their performance, but I get it, have to get people to click. Lots of questions arise like how flat is the response, what do they go down to etc.

Great idea! Definitely a product I would be interested in to augment the bottom end of several bookshelf speakers I own!

For which tweeter is the waveguide designed ?

Yes! I want this!

I'm a little too old to make jokes on how this guy pounds on tight holes 😅

So I have the XLS encore, And the dimensions to this module have the exact footprint, and the XLS is crossed at 1800 and has the same sensitivity as the 1TD and 1 TDX, im assuming this module will blend the same and be an awesome 3 way, am i right? If so im on it

Was fortunate enough to listen to these during a demo session for the Torii and 1TD-X models. All three were excellent, and the 'INSANE DIY' pair are the best speakers I've ever heard! Great job guys!

Painting that veneer black makes them look so cheap in a bad way.

Looks great. What sort of crossover are you hoping to utilize?

Beautiful. Would love to hear these!!!

any simulations,parameters, calculations or mathematics involved? this is more of a wood working shop DIY sessions.

I was absolutely ecstatic when you Jaspered that hole too small and thought you lucky dog, one of the blanks could span the hole for another go. Me and my Jasper have many hours together, wrapping that electrical cord into knots. I cut a lot of practice holes in scrap plywood before going for the real thing and mistakes still happen.

Nice to see those veneer presses still making beautiful speakers. Nice to see some old faces in the background.

stunning! beautiful craftsman ship

We can't hear you!

Pretty impressive built quality, I built three dual 10-inch subs for my home theater system., I don't think I have ever heard Bass like that from ANY subwoofer. You really went all out for this project. You did a beautiful job.

Gorgeous speaker. Looking forward to the follow-up.

You could put a piece of tape around the drill bit to mark the proper depth.

Why not use a laser cutter for all those holes it would take minutes and far easier than a jigsaw

Looks great!