DIY La Scala Clone - Part 2

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
  • Series of videos documenting my DIY La Scala Clone build.
    Information for reference:
    Drivers sourced from Crites Speakers, Russellville, Arkansas - www.critesspeakers.com
    Plans assembled from information found online from various sites, forums etc. Cut plan was created by me using dimensions pulled from drawings found on the web. Detailed drawings were prepared for the cabinet shop who completed my material cuts. Links below
    La Scala Clone Assembly: drive.google.c...
    La Scala Clone Cut Plan: drive.google.c...
    La Scala Clone Detailed: drive.google.c...
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Комментарии • 10

  • @hada9568
    @hada9568 2 года назад

    Great job! I'm making 12 inch version now slowly and your work is fantastically detailed and with great affection. Greetings from Seoul.

  • @DannerPlace
    @DannerPlace Год назад

    Great job man.

  • @skypuppy7724
    @skypuppy7724 Год назад

    Jmo, it would have been nice if you had shown the drawing to what you were referring to. It was a bit confusing to see some pieces of would just being clamped in position before assembling. Even the 'doghouse' jig explanation was not necessary if the pieces were shown in position. But you did perform a very nice build for a very challenging project.

    • @hollowheadsrestorations
      @hollowheadsrestorations  Год назад

      Thanks for the comments. All of the drawings are available for download in the “Description” drop-down on the videos. Cut sheets are there for download as well.

  • @yanjenafasi4814
    @yanjenafasi4814 2 года назад +1

    The exit from which the sound exits is rectangular and small, what's the difference from a large circular piercing? To get the sound out better, the same size as the woofer unit
    Shouldn't we have a big circular hole?
    Please explain the difference between a small rectangular hole and a great round. If you make a big hole, won't the low note come out louder?

    • @hollowheadsrestorations
      @hollowheadsrestorations  2 года назад +1

      This is a horn enclosure which requires the output from the woofer to be compressed. The horn itself becomes the acoustic amplifier for the sound output. Without this compression, the woofer would move too much, causing distortion, and overall poor sound quality.

    • @yanjenafasi4814
      @yanjenafasi4814 2 года назад +1

      @@hollowheadsrestorations Oh, I see! Thank you very much for your reply, I am also a klipschorn lover, klipsch is the best speaker system. thank you very much

  • @francisking5164
    @francisking5164 3 года назад

    Like the detail and explanation. I searched for the cabinet plans but to no avail. Can you share the plans/cut list?

    • @hollowheadsrestorations
      @hollowheadsrestorations  3 года назад

      Links are in the description drop down in each of the videos. Thanks for watching!

  • @Paulzypaul
    @Paulzypaul Год назад

    I keep hearing somebody popping a rubber band ever so often.. Tell them to stop