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The one I have isn't super quiet, maybe there is a problem with yours? Amazon do power supplies just check max power but I think 24v is max input power (supplied with 12)

In my opinion yes but different sound as different drivers

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About a sheet and a half.

Of the ones I've built with and reviewed, I'd say the chn-50 for small builds (it's only 7w but great little driver) or the 4 inch CHR-70 is great in the right sized cabinet for an average sized room.!

@@DIY-AUDIO what about Alpair ?

@@andrejsjegorovs615 Not had the chance to make a build for one yet!!

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Hi Hannes, unfortunately I don't have these. It was one of the first builds I made and stupidly I lost the original drawings

I haven't heard the 'le Petit' in action and haven't tried the Fostex driver usually used in that build. All I can say is that in my opinion the Markaudio drivers are excellent (for the money) once run in and although I like this design (the one I built here) , I personally think it's slightly over engineered as there is no resonance from the cabinet at all. Some think this is how it should be but, for a full range driver and the type of music I listen to, I personally like a little resonance (think acoustic guitar) . This may be achieved by building in Plywood as apposed to MDF though.

I end up using a water based clearcoat and it was disappointing but I have the option of sanding and re-doing it!!

Depends what you want to achieve. A Fosi amp is going to be fairly cheap with Bluetooth. I'd look at something with a bit more connectivity tho like Arylic. You can then add your speakers to your TV and stream music (better than BT). Link herewww.arylic.com?aff=105

Must admit I don't know them. Guessing depending on wattage of your speakers you will be fine. I like the slightly warmer sound that you get with tube amp for my full range drivers. I've not tried it on two way speakers.

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To get everything out of your 100w sub, you would need to check the power supply you would be using, as although this amp is rated at 100w for the sub and 50w x 2 for the l + r drivers with the average power supply you may only get 70% of the max power. So, to get the full 100watts, you may want to consider a bigger amp but, that will obviously cost more!! Hope this sort of makes sense

@@DIY-AUDIO okay, thank you very much for the answer

Thanks Doug

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As its not a 'high' end/powered build I personally don't expect any noticeable problems with using the wire I did especially as it's about a foot long, or the female connectors (I assume this is what you meant by press in clips?)

I have set up and also wear a mask when cutting the MDF😁

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Yes, a review on the 3" AIYIMA is on the channel

Could well be, I think there's a lot of generic Chinese products with different names

Blah blah blah. Read what the channel is about before making comments. There are some complete tools out there!!

@@DIY-AUDIO I've studied what this channel did... that's why I made the specific comment... with me you don't have to impress some ignorant subscribers who, whatever you do, open their mouths and throw whatever flattery they can. face it you have one of the oldest speaker designers and a teacher... of real speakers... not speaker boxes for the internet

I really don't know I am afraid. Could be the way I made the video!?

Thankyou. They are massive tho and the wife doesn't like them because of this! 😂😂

@@DIY-AUDIO My wife said the same about my DC3000's and TDL's. We still keep in touch ;}.

No, I'm concentrating efforts on Full Range currently

Thanks for comment and letting me know about the link. All amended now😁

No, but if you have the knowledge to add them then it'll certainly be viable

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Long term which I have now run them both in, Markaudio is better in my opinion for jazz, classical music (less harsh for many hours of listening) but, Aiyima more punchy for other types of music!!

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Parts are listed in the description but, 12v 5amp is more than enough for this little amp.

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All in the description of the video

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I bought the amp plate a while back at $100, drivers were €40, feet listed in description £10 and some MDF and glue!!

Possibly the 4" Aiyima may be good if you want to go full range. ruclips.net/video/5Q55BG-tf10/видео.htmlsi=4iELBi6pZQTWho4T There are also review of some 3" smaller drivers on the channel

Fairly good for a 3" driver but would best be paired with a small sub. But, depends what type of music you listen to!

Thankyou, I've had some people comment that such a large baffle wouldn't work but, they are now my favourite speaker. Superb clarity from the Markaudio driver and a really light sound with good soundstage

Nope, not tried open baffle yet. Reckon I'll need a larger full range for that. The Markaudio now run in is great

Probably a simple bass reflex!! Get it the correct size and should sound great!!

Sorry, never had the, just an off the cuff design and the speakers are somewhere in Belgium now so, can't even supply the measurements!

Haven't over done it as you see in the video. Sound is superbly crisp!!

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My thoughts exactly

@@DIY-AUDIO I do like some active slash powered speakers. I am still rocking my AR Powered Partners and Rock Partners from the 80s !

They are all free range so have only use as such. My personal preference across all frequencies (after a really good run in) are the Markaudio ones. I've built a couple sets of speakers with them and the soundstage is amazing for such a low powered driver.

Thank you for reply. From what I see you have been using aluminum cone Markaudio, correct? Do you have any experience with Markaudio PLUVIA-7PHD, that has paper cone? I personally never liked not aluminum nor polypropylene cones sound