very good work and quality ! ythanks for share! 15:08 insulation: for middle (small) size or bookshelf speaker boxes I used layer of cardboard, layer of aluminum and fiber like "wattine/guata", a kind of armored boxes! XD
Man those are so nicely done. I'm not often jealous but hell... I really have to make them some day or you want to sell them to me and bring them down to México 😅 What was the build cost?
@@QAudio yeah I made myself very large speakers like you did. They came out real nice and costes me about 4k to build. Some day I want to make those JBL 4355 too. Great job man!. On my personal channel you can see the end result of mine. "Own design"
I'm not the maker, here, but you might try a carpet or a sheet flooring store. Carpet and vinyl flooring comes on tubes about that size. If you absolutely cannot find your size, you can roll your own, by soaking cardboard, and brushing woodglue, and then rolling it around something. It does work, because I've done it. There are specialty tube supplies on the net, too. But try the carpet and vinyl people.
with my opinion, I like baltic plywood better. and it build strong, and less dust it than MDF. You can check more opinions from other people below the link forum.audiogon.com/discussions/which-material-sounds-better-for-speakers-construction-wood-ply-or-md
MDF is cheap and easy to work with but it's the worst material to build speakers, however HDF is a different story. Baltic birch and marine grade play woods are the absolute best.
i don't agree with plywood choice. In my home 13 ply minimum with a russian plywood (birtch I think in english) of 1.5 inch thick and cutting with skillsaw not a pro saw bench and so my-my-my !!! But I/m too purist in reproduction I suppose lol
![[Old Vid] JBL 4355 Speakers Restored by KENRICK SOUND were Delivered to Mr. Abe's Room on July 2012](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xYZtfXnGRm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Excellent job! Screw and Glue on this size cabinet def the way to go.
Thank you :)
very good work and quality ! ythanks for share!
15:08 insulation: for middle (small) size or bookshelf speaker boxes I used layer of cardboard, layer of aluminum and fiber like "wattine/guata", a kind of armored boxes! XD
Great idea, should try that later
Wonderful work, I hope you are enjoying the fruits of your labour. May I ask what species of wood veneer did you use? Thanks
Thank you. I used walnut veneer
@@QAudio Looks great
@@hallyMUSICprojecT thank you
Noob question: why "glue verything togher" and not screw it instead? 2nd: whats happening at min 9:00 ?
I did screws after glue, to secure as much as I can.
Amazing job! congrats!!!
Thank you so much 😀
nice job.. is there a possibility to re design jbl L112's cabinet with a tuned frequency to go even deeper? maybe modify the xover too? thanks
I have no plans so im not sure about that sorry
Super project and it looks fabulous
thank you 😄
Can you please send the details where to get the plans and the all the speaker components
All the parts on Google
I wonder if you sum all equipment and materials prices, will it be enough for a pair of original 4355? Just kidding. Great job
Thank you 😄
Excellent job
thank you
How about tannoy revolution xt 8f floorstanding speaker?
Thats cool. Will look for the cabinet plans and decide on it
Awesome!! Have you ever thought about building a pair of ATC SCM300ASL.. that would be a cool challenge.
if i have cabinet plans ill give a try on those 😀.
amazing job perfect i need jbl 4430 cabinets plan you help me
Thank you, sorry I don't have the plans for 4430
@Q audio, have you all ever built any pioneer hpm speaker boxes/cabinets?
Have not but I can build if I find the plans for it. And what cabinet you looking for?
Man those are so nicely done. I'm not often jealous but hell... I really have to make them some day or you want to sell them to me and bring them down to México 😅 What was the build cost?
😆. Start with nothing. So I have to buy a lot equipment, spend lot times and stress, it worth about 6k
@@QAudio yeah I made myself very large speakers like you did. They came out real nice and costes me about 4k to build. Some day I want to make those JBL 4355 too. Great job man!. On my personal channel you can see the end result of mine. "Own design"
Hello how did you get the angle for tube in 4355?
I'm not the maker, here, but you might try a carpet or a sheet flooring store. Carpet and vinyl flooring comes on tubes about that size. If you absolutely cannot find your size, you can roll your own, by soaking cardboard, and brushing woodglue, and then rolling it around something. It does work, because I've done it. There are specialty tube supplies on the net, too. But try the carpet and vinyl people.
How much would it cost to buy a pair from you?
$5000
bravo
Thank you 😊
How many man-hrs for the cabinets please?
A lot, I don't remember. Maybe around 6 months because I just spend 2 or 3 days per week
For what is the Velcro on the Front?
Btw. really great work.
It's use to hold the front cover. And thank you 🙂
@@QAudio Ok thanks for the Info.
How much did it cost to build all together?
Wondering the same
Around 6k for parts. Plus, 3 months of labor, time built on the sketch, all the material for wood makers. Will add up together around 10k plus
If i see the colour of damping material! Isover. Glass wool. Micro fiber comming out the reflex tunnel. Krebs?
😄
Excelente trabajo, saludos desde Chile
gracias 😊
Amazing!
thank you
What is the thickness of this wooden board?
1 inch
Why the metal braces?
More strong and the plans say so 😀
Can't see how they would add any strength to what is already a very strong cabinet - oh well.
I thought MDF was actually the best material for speaker cabinets.
with my opinion, I like baltic plywood better. and it build strong, and less dust it than MDF. You can check more opinions from other people below the link
forum.audiogon.com/discussions/which-material-sounds-better-for-speakers-construction-wood-ply-or-md
MDF is cheap and easy to work with but it's the worst material to build speakers, however HDF is a different story. Baltic birch and marine grade play woods are the absolute best.
Its structure is very weak, doesn't hold screws well without splitting, and worse, readily absorbs moisture which causes it to swell.
@@valcomaustralia bla bla bla. Ooh. Why are the most new hifspeaker out of mdf?
wonderfull!
thank you :)
would like to see them finished and playing
All parts are ready video will come soon :)
@@QAudio I can't wait. They look like they're going to be amazing
Thank you
@@nightstringers Here is the link for completed Finish.
ruclips.net/video/8zFcgyot8zA/видео.html
What did it cost to make one?
6k
Do you take orders?
Not anymore. Thanks for watching the video 🙂
Great vid, I just wished you picked a longer song lol
Lol the longer I have it 1 mins 😅
Mất bao nhiêu thời gian cho cặp loa này vậy ah?
@@levoaudio9343 neu ma lam xuot ma day du het thi khoang 2 tuan em.
Anh lam lan dau cho ne phai cho mua do va nhung dung cu khac. Roi do ve moi lam. Cho nen anh lam lau. 1 tuan anh lam khoang 2 den 3 ngay ah
@@QAudio em thấy làm chuẩn và rất đẹp. Em rất thích diy món này. Em cũng đang thi công mẫu jbl 4344 làm thủ công và tranh thủ nên lâu quá
Can you build on request?
Yes, it depend, text me this number 4045072602
классная работа
HI GUYS PLEASE CHECK IT OUT FOR COMPLETED FINISH JBL 4355 AT THE LINK BELOW
ruclips.net/video/uG6QkiobaPk/видео.html
Time/work saving tip: If you glue and clamp wood pieces together, screws are not needed. Either use screws or glue - both are unnecessary.
thank you. Just want to use everything I can :)
Is called belt and braces and is absolutely fine 😉
i use screws to finish it fast and glue to have a really nice seal, i believe that's worthy.
i don't agree with plywood choice. In my home 13 ply minimum with a russian plywood (birtch I think in english) of 1.5 inch thick and cutting with skillsaw not a pro saw bench and so my-my-my !!! But I/m too purist in reproduction I suppose lol
Lol but it better the mdf
I guess you weren't going for light weight cabinets!!!!! They are built like fortresses!!!
just follow the original plans. so it kinda heavy lol
얼마인가요?
$6000
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😄
Can you build a pair for me, I will pay you.
Just text me at 4045072602.
@Ca Nadian thepride yes
Too big.hard to do it.
Lol you must have a passion to do it
For you....
@@johnramos8857 😂
Where can I contact you
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