You two make an absolutely adorable team. Kudos to you for engaging in each other's hobbies and interests. I enjoy seeing that almost as much as I enjoy seeing the final builds. 😊
I love how supportive your Wife is, I can't get my wife to help or show any interest in the nerd stuff I do at home! Cool project, Some blue loctite on those bolts and you won't have to worry about them anymore. Cheers!
Sounds like we share a wife. When I complain to my wife how she obviously has no interest then she goes into quoting me on whatever I just told her... to try to prove me wrong.
As always great content, video, audio, tutorial, commentary, demo, editing, craftsmanship, ingenuity, skills, & final product. Mad respect for your love, support & relationship with wifey Peter you set the bar for YT contributor !!! 🙏
The quietness of the setup seems worth the money alone, I don’t think other reviews have made this really valuable point to your average home maker space.
I will never truly understand how one man has shown time and again he is the... (clears throat) The best yt audio file The best yt carpenter The best yt cad designer The best yt editor The best RUclips The best reviewer/uncover It's just not fair 😂 Please don't replay saying how so and so is way better. It's just a joke man take a chill pill. Love ur videos and see you next time
I wouldn’t never thought ya’ll two would’ve been together this long. Such a weird dynamic duo of a couple, like the ying and the yang. Glad ya’ll still together and happy.
I've never had a RUclips video cause a seismic reaction in my couch before, and i was listening at a relatively low volume! I'm glad i don't have any neighbors with 1000 feet.
The issue is that people demanding bigger drivers are trying to impress people they don't know/peacock phase for younger. They don't understand that small drivers can be quite loud and have authority. Thanks for continuing your channel Hexi
Your videos continue to be top notch. And your skills continue to amaze. Thank you so much for doing these! I really hope at some point in my life I have the time, space, and money to immerse myself in 3D printing and C&C routing. I'll never understand all the crazy enclosures like you do, but perhaps I can use some basic designs and learn from there!
Do you have the plans for this box?… not that I can build one, but I’d like to take a look at it a little closer since you didn’t really go over it in the video
I was scrolling through comments to see if anyone else felt the same. Amazing build and genuinely makes me want to get into CNC machining if for no other reason than to build this exact box. I very badly want to experience this box in person so the best option for me would be to be able to make it myself
You guys seem like a really sweet couple. Glad to see the progress on your channel. And fyi, the sub enclosure that you designed for us has been listened to by some of the most important people in Hollywood.
2 things, outside of the awesome delivery system. 1: I hope Aaron knows how lucky he is to have you in his team, knowing how he can sometimes be, never allow him to take you for granted. 2: I hope you know how amazing Sophie is, finding a partner that helps you out with your goals is an absolute gift from whatever God you choose to believe in. If I had any money I would buy one of those new toys you have, clearly it's amazing. I'm stuck 3d printing for now.
The spindle is also a huge advantage because of duty cycle. It should be capable of continuous duty, whereas the router will overheat after an hour or 2. So the spindle is a huge advantage if you are 3D carving...
i have a Yamaha surround receiver and 2 old school cerwin vega d-9's and even across youtube i can hear the bass...and i keep my settings flat...you do amazing work :)
I really appreciate the good mic. I plugged in my good headphones to listen to this and man the lows get low. I was impressed before with the 3d printed box and Dayton Audio driver but this is next level.
Man, I really loved this design, and me sitting with KRK S10.4 and whole room shaking from ur demos more than from ur songs definetly looking into building something like this :D
Very impressive. I also noticed you look much more fit like you've started working out or changed your diet or something. Whatever it is, keep it up. Looking forward to many years of projects from this channel. 👍
That's pretty much by design. A studio sub is meant to reproduce the signal, no more, no less. This sub is slow and coloring, quite the opposite. There's no perfect speaker
Nicely done with the UFO arrival. That sub was hitting so hard I actually heard it in my definitely-NOT-a-subwoofer Dayton B652s (driven full-range). Damn. Need to fix my headphones so I can hear this more properly. Cool that your employer has been willing to play along with hardware, and I always enjoy Sophie's cross-check. 👍
OK, so after that in car demo at the end, a thought came to me - this is what I refer to as "liquidy bass". You said it was slow, or not tight, and OK, I get that. I have heard many different types of subs over the years, and I've owned a few sealed types that were excellent at the "tight, controlled bass", but I honestly prefer the effortless sounding liquid type of bass that this seems to produce. So here's my question - I have a home theater setup in the basement. I'm considering building a Full Marty to get that LFE into that "effortless" feeling, but I'm not sure that'll scratch the itch the same way that something like this will. What would you suggest looking into for a 12 ish cubic foot (or smaller, but size matters with the bass and subsonic levels LFE is for) sub? I know the Full Marty is excellent for this, but I'm so in love with the particular sound signature of this sub that I want to ask your thoughts. I mean, I can even go bigger with the sub, but I know that there comes a point where size isn't as important as design, and I'm wondering where that is and how to get solid "liquidy" sub bass and LFE. Either way, excellent video and content in general - keep it up and thank you for putting it out here for us!!
I am SERIOUSLY IMPRESSED! I would LOVE to have that sub-box!! (and the router table too!!!) ... (oh yea.. and a car too LOL) - I do have a JL W3 that needs to have the surround replaced, and traditional carpeted bandpass box but after seeing this video and how you were able to get 35hz all the up to over 120db with only 200watts (!!!!) started to think is it would be possible to create an 'insert' that I could install into the bandpass box (im not sure about which order it is... it's just got the sealed front have of the sub and a rectangle opening with 1 board making it a port of sorts) ... I don't have any 'god-level' tools like a router-table or 3D printers but I do have all the right tools to do it all the 'traditional way' BUT I think it would be much more interesting to modify the box I already have than to start from scratch.....BUT I would have to take apart the box to put the 'guts' inside and I think the MDF was already starting to crumble when I pulled the sub to inspect it (a friend gave it all to me like 5 years ago and aside from that initial check I haven't touched it since) - I'm just wondering if it's even worth all the hassle... it's a lot of effort to put into a box that I not only don't have an AMP to power it but I don't even have a vehicle to put it in LOL - I guess I'm just daydreaming because of all the inspiration I get every time I watch your new videos LOL :)
If you use dowels and have the router cut the holes you can layer many layers in one go. I do enjoy the "Screws In and Back Out Again A Hexibase story" =)
Nice! I really need to finish building my CNC as I've always wanted to build one of these layer cake wave guide subs. Always enjoy the effort you put into demo'ing / recording your builds!
An 8 inch sub playing that flat that low is nothing short of incredible. I was going to say the SPL output isn't that impressive until one considers useable bandwidth. Then i went back and realized it was an 8inch. I'm amazed. And at the same time ashamed because all I can do is throw together an 18 inch bassreflex that doesn't doesn't play as good or low as this does. Sure, i might have more output but my box is 3 times the size and i'm sending 5-6 times the effective voltage to it. I i tried playing 20Hz like pete just casually did, my cone would probably become the next Chinese weatherbaloon. As always, perfect video pete, thank you!
What were the song names used in this? Are they from Tracker software? I dont have maker space, where can i get one of these already built sub and enclosure? How much will it cost?
so happy to see you get a cnc.... I have a few and can cut pretty much anything I want... always wanted to see what you can accomplish with a bigger tool
Y’all are the perfect match. It was super heart warming to see y’all work together. As for the cnc machine I freaking want one now. And then enclosure bangs! Well done on the video. I think you need a larger as a psa.
While the new vacuum is super quiet, I highly recommend adding a dust separator in-line with it. It catches all of the big particles and stops your vacuum filter from getting packed up and clogged with sawdust so often. Loved the vid!
Would blue or red thread locker help with screws backing out? I would only use red if you have no intention of taking this thing apart ANY time soon lol.
Sounds awesome! One of the few times that I can recall when RUclips has provided the full extent of the frequency range recorded. Would love to know the names of the soundtracks you used.
7th order sounds veryyyy subby. Listening on my KH750 sub here. Crazy how much loudness you can get out of it! Although, the -phase shift- time response sounds a bit extreme. Nice for car, but I prefer a tighter sound for monitoring and/or listening. Great build!
You heard a phase shift? Im on air pods so i didn't notice although i probably wouldn't have even with studio monitors. Can you say where in the video you noticed the shift?
@@NiliMoto Actually, I think I should've said "time shift", doh! I always confuse the two. The bass cabinet takes a few cycles to build up to full loudness, so the attack and punch of the bass is slowed a lot. Sounds like it's swelling rather than hitting.
Bolts coming loose seems like a massive oversight of not using any kind of threadlocker. Torque really is not enough, just look at wheel lugs for example, they're always raw metal on metal but you're heavily advised to retorque after a few decent drives; though, most shops also over-torque the hell out of them and people never retorque them. Threadlocker on the other hand provides a solution for vibrational loosening, of which various frequencies will have various efficacy of loosening based on several factors, such as coupling, resonance, etc. But I find this oversight odd, the companies have been at desktop CNC routers for over a decade, and even in the DIY world it's been known that threadlocker is a must, so why does this highly preventable problem exist on such a product of quality and company history? I'd also be curious what the rest of the 2200 series can do in a well-tuned box, especially the 6 inch or a pair of them.
Those subs are quite impressive. I installed a single AD2210D2 with a MK600.1 in a high output 4th order bass reflex enclosure tuned to 37hz. Really clean sub, and i could imagine the 8” capability. Test an 8th order bass reflex would be my next test.
Great build, i have a CNC, but what i would really like to see is something as good, but in the smallest package available, like to go under a seat! Now that would be a challenge!
Having both an additive and subtractive processes opens up a lot more possibilities. I have both a 3D printer and large CNC. You having that laser gives you even more dynamic possibilities.
Dude this is an awesome video! Between the comedic breaks with the spy ballon, Peter Griffin and any other show or movie scene you put on. To the performance and overview of the machine, and finally the featured build and test. It’s all so well done! Absolutely amazing! I subscribed 2 months ago and love all the content! Cheers! 18:27 by far my favorite test track!
Hello im plaing on building a bluetooth speaker. Id like some recomendations on software for calculating and designing the enclosures. and is there a prefered type of enclosure for this senario?
Just found your channel from a mention on an old DIY perks video i was watching when catching up on his videos. And your "Amazon says a thousand bucks, I say f@¢¥ that!" comment has definitely won a new subscriber.
Diyperks just did an interesting vid where he used a 3d print as a form and then filled it to make it more rigid. Seems like a really interesting cost effective solution to make enclosures
nice video. i must have a cnc now :D could be interesting ti see a revisit on some of the enclosures for the small speakers you 3d printed and see the benifit of cnc cutting vs 3dprint. is the design of the subwoofer enclosure getting released to built ?
Awesome video, love the build! For fun, to piggy back onto this build in a future video, you could integrate a pair of midbass boxes, like a pair of 8" efficient drivers in sealed and stuffed boxes, especially with DSP for EQ, time, and phase alignment. As you know, it would really light up the upper bass area, 50- 120hz or so, where kick drums and floor toms really shine! We all love that visceral kick : ) To make it more awesome yet, add folded horns to the front of the 8" dual midbass boxes for better matching acoustic impedance, and way more output, making them efficient enough for another compact class D amp to be plenty of power. Could be another fun project on the router!! : ) I'm drawing up a front loaded horn design for a pair of 12" subs in the cargo area of our family suburban, I just need to find the time to build it. I'm really impressed with the killer deep bass you're getting with that awesome build! Thanks for sharing.
I talk about your videos about once a month if not more. The way you're able to make such a powerful sound with relatively little power is baffling to me :)
When you mentioned the oval holes, it reminded me of my Carve Wright. If you told it to cut a hole, it would be an oval, but if you told it to drill a hole 3" in diameter, it would be perfect. Kind of important when cutting out arcade control panels. Of course, this is around 15 years ago.
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That Chinese weather balloon intro was so unnecessary that I absolutely love it, very well done to my eyes
I made my wife watch it to completion. I’m subscribing for that absurdity alone! 😂
Agreed!
You two make an absolutely adorable team. Kudos to you for engaging in each other's hobbies and interests. I enjoy seeing that almost as much as I enjoy seeing the final builds. 😊
I love how supportive your Wife is, I can't get my wife to help or show any interest in the nerd stuff I do at home! Cool project, Some blue loctite on those bolts and you won't have to worry about them anymore. Cheers!
excellent tip about the loctite, love it!! 👌
Sounds like we share a wife. When I complain to my wife how she obviously has no interest then she goes into quoting me on whatever I just told her... to try to prove me wrong.
Well they may be supportive if you make a living out of this.
I congratulate you on the choice of WIFE
The only RUclipsr I always grab my headphones for. Many of us appreciate that it's a side project you still enjoy!
You and your wife working together is what the world needs to see. Blown away with your expertise!
That reaction when you took her the name tag was refreshing. ❤❤❤ You guys are awesome 😎
The best part was he hadn't said anything, he just called me and told me to come outside. It stays firmly affixed to my visor!
It's been a bit since I've seen videos from this channel but this showed up and that intro was hella dope. skillz
THIS YOUR BEST VIDEO. Awesome box, both your smiles showed your true feelings of the build . I wish i could hear it in person
As always great content, video, audio, tutorial, commentary, demo, editing, craftsmanship,
ingenuity, skills, & final product.
Mad respect for your love, support & relationship with wifey
Peter you set the bar for YT contributor !!! 🙏
Wow! I am listening with my Lenovo Earbuds and I can definitely feel the base by ears.. Just wow!
The quietness of the setup seems worth the money alone, I don’t think other reviews have made this really valuable point to your average home maker space.
An involved supportive partner is everything!
I love the way Sophie is part of your videos and projects. The two of you look like a really nice team!
bigger is certainly the direction your channel needed. LOVE IT!
I will never truly understand how one man has shown time and again he is the... (clears throat)
The best yt audio file
The best yt carpenter
The best yt cad designer
The best yt editor
The best RUclips
The best reviewer/uncover
It's just not fair 😂
Please don't replay saying how so and so is way better. It's just a joke man take a chill pill.
Love ur videos and see you next time
I wouldn’t never thought ya’ll two would’ve been together this long. Such a weird dynamic duo of a couple, like the ying and the yang. Glad ya’ll still together and happy.
10 years really sneaks up on you, doesn't it?
Cheers!
man i felt the bass through my headphones, my head was vibrating cant imagine how it sounds in person!
I've never had a RUclips video cause a seismic reaction in my couch before, and i was listening at a relatively low volume! I'm glad i don't have any neighbors with 1000 feet.
The issue is that people demanding bigger drivers are trying to impress people they don't know/peacock phase for younger.
They don't understand that small drivers can be quite loud and have authority.
Thanks for continuing your channel Hexi
Your videos continue to be top notch. And your skills continue to amaze. Thank you so much for doing these! I really hope at some point in my life I have the time, space, and money to immerse myself in 3D printing and C&C routing. I'll never understand all the crazy enclosures like you do, but perhaps I can use some basic designs and learn from there!
Just FYI, it is CNC, which stands for Computer Numerical Control.
@@amorton94 thank you!
I see your direction is only to grow. Don't stop!
Do you have the plans for this box?… not that I can build one, but I’d like to take a look at it a little closer since you didn’t really go over it in the video
I was scrolling through comments to see if anyone else felt the same. Amazing build and genuinely makes me want to get into CNC machining if for no other reason than to build this exact box. I very badly want to experience this box in person so the best option for me would be to be able to make it myself
For the C&C setup, blue loctite is your friend.. but apologies if you already solved. Love the new setup and project!
Ay DIY perks shouted you out in his latest video hope you get some extra traffic!
That’s Phat bass. Wow super impressed with that sound
You guys seem like a really sweet couple. Glad to see the progress on your channel. And fyi, the sub enclosure that you designed for us has been listened to by some of the most important people in Hollywood.
How did you get him to design you an enclosure?!
Man, I love to see you produce an extreme build. Still love watching your videos.
2 things, outside of the awesome delivery system.
1: I hope Aaron knows how lucky he is to have you in his team, knowing how he can sometimes be, never allow him to take you for granted.
2: I hope you know how amazing Sophie is, finding a partner that helps you out with your goals is an absolute gift from whatever God you choose to believe in.
If I had any money I would buy one of those new toys you have, clearly it's amazing. I'm stuck 3d printing for now.
The spindle is also a huge advantage because of duty cycle. It should be capable of continuous duty, whereas the router will overheat after an hour or 2. So the spindle is a huge advantage if you are 3D carving...
i have a Yamaha surround receiver and 2 old school cerwin vega d-9's and even across youtube i can hear the bass...and i keep my settings flat...you do amazing work :)
I really appreciate the good mic. I plugged in my good headphones to listen to this and man the lows get low. I was impressed before with the 3d printed box and Dayton Audio driver but this is next level.
The last bit (sound demo) broke my IEMs :D
Man, I really loved this design, and me sitting with KRK S10.4 and whole room shaking from ur demos more than from ur songs definetly looking into building something like this :D
Very impressive.
I also noticed you look much more fit like you've started working out or changed your diet or something. Whatever it is, keep it up. Looking forward to many years of projects from this channel. 👍
Back to the trunk videos!!!! Hell yeah!
Would love to see a DIY guide on how to build a simple single or dual speaker setup for a PC setup.
The sound is amazing, can't imagine how really sounds in person.
I bought a used Shapeoko 3 a couple months ago for like $200. I really need to get it up and going.
That thing sounds deeper and fuller than the 12" amazing. Well done
That's pretty much by design. A studio sub is meant to reproduce the signal, no more, no less. This sub is slow and coloring, quite the opposite. There's no perfect speaker
I once tried a pair of those trousers - but I almost died from laughing. My wife and daughters just about collapsed. Happy memories are made of this.
the quality of the videos is top notch!
Nicely done with the UFO arrival. That sub was hitting so hard I actually heard it in my definitely-NOT-a-subwoofer Dayton B652s (driven full-range). Damn. Need to fix my headphones so I can hear this more properly. Cool that your employer has been willing to play along with hardware, and I always enjoy Sophie's cross-check. 👍
These videos are so snappy , even if youre not into the subject they shine
Think I spotted some koss headphones. Good choice.
Incredibly cool machine and great project. Barely made it through the video though because all I can think about is going to get some icb 🤤
I am blown away with your design, is it possible to get the specs so I can build here in Jamaica 😊
OK, so after that in car demo at the end, a thought came to me - this is what I refer to as "liquidy bass". You said it was slow, or not tight, and OK, I get that. I have heard many different types of subs over the years, and I've owned a few sealed types that were excellent at the "tight, controlled bass", but I honestly prefer the effortless sounding liquid type of bass that this seems to produce.
So here's my question - I have a home theater setup in the basement. I'm considering building a Full Marty to get that LFE into that "effortless" feeling, but I'm not sure that'll scratch the itch the same way that something like this will. What would you suggest looking into for a 12 ish cubic foot (or smaller, but size matters with the bass and subsonic levels LFE is for) sub? I know the Full Marty is excellent for this, but I'm so in love with the particular sound signature of this sub that I want to ask your thoughts. I mean, I can even go bigger with the sub, but I know that there comes a point where size isn't as important as design, and I'm wondering where that is and how to get solid "liquidy" sub bass and LFE.
Either way, excellent video and content in general - keep it up and thank you for putting it out here for us!!
That bass is definitely noticeably top notch!
Geezusssss! You could quite literally run that puppy at 3 am when them ingenuity juices randomly start flowing. That is extremely impressive!
I am SERIOUSLY IMPRESSED! I would LOVE to have that sub-box!! (and the router table too!!!) ... (oh yea.. and a car too LOL) - I do have a JL W3 that needs to have the surround replaced, and traditional carpeted bandpass box but after seeing this video and how you were able to get 35hz all the up to over 120db with only 200watts (!!!!) started to think is it would be possible to create an 'insert' that I could install into the bandpass box (im not sure about which order it is... it's just got the sealed front have of the sub and a rectangle opening with 1 board making it a port of sorts) ... I don't have any 'god-level' tools like a router-table or 3D printers but I do have all the right tools to do it all the 'traditional way' BUT I think it would be much more interesting to modify the box I already have than to start from scratch.....BUT I would have to take apart the box to put the 'guts' inside and I think the MDF was already starting to crumble when I pulled the sub to inspect it (a friend gave it all to me like 5 years ago and aside from that initial check I haven't touched it since) - I'm just wondering if it's even worth all the hassle... it's a lot of effort to put into a box that I not only don't have an AMP to power it but I don't even have a vehicle to put it in LOL - I guess I'm just daydreaming because of all the inspiration I get every time I watch your new videos LOL :)
I am referring to the enclosures that you have put together. They are outstanding!
Top notch!!! Great seeing new content!
If you use dowels and have the router cut the holes you can layer many layers in one go. I do enjoy the "Screws In and Back Out Again A Hexibase story" =)
Nice! I really need to finish building my CNC as I've always wanted to build one of these layer cake wave guide subs. Always enjoy the effort you put into demo'ing / recording your builds!
An 8 inch sub playing that flat that low is nothing short of incredible. I was going to say the SPL output isn't that impressive until one considers useable bandwidth. Then i went back and realized it was an 8inch. I'm amazed. And at the same time ashamed because all I can do is throw together an 18 inch bassreflex that doesn't doesn't play as good or low as this does. Sure, i might have more output but my box is 3 times the size and i'm sending 5-6 times the effective voltage to it.
I i tried playing 20Hz like pete just casually did, my cone would probably become the next Chinese weatherbaloon.
As always, perfect video pete, thank you!
What were the song names used in this? Are they from Tracker software?
I dont have maker space, where can i get one of these already built sub and enclosure? How much will it cost?
If I ever come to Arizona I have to stop by for a demo of these products at the shop.
Thank yoi for making my day with that intro.
so happy to see you get a cnc.... I have a few and can cut pretty much anything I want... always wanted to see what you can accomplish with a bigger tool
I know your builds are very specific to all of the variables. However, this is an absolute dream build for me!
I wish I could just rent that machine and CNC that box.
I want that box. G daaannnnmmmm!!!
Great stuff man. Do you notice any time delay with that set up? I mean for us folks who aren’t audio engineers would it be noticeable?
Y’all are the perfect match. It was super heart warming to see y’all work together. As for the cnc machine I freaking want one now. And then enclosure bangs! Well done on the video. I think you need a larger as a psa.
While the new vacuum is super quiet, I highly recommend adding a dust separator in-line with it. It catches all of the big particles and stops your vacuum filter from getting packed up and clogged with sawdust so often. Loved the vid!
Would blue or red thread locker help with screws backing out? I would only use red if you have no intention of taking this thing apart ANY time soon lol.
Perhaps Shapoko should include a tube of loctite in the box
Sounds awesome! One of the few times that I can recall when RUclips has provided the full extent of the frequency range recorded. Would love to know the names of the soundtracks you used.
Your edits and jokes are very underrated
Hell yeah 20hz is an incredible feeling.
I have a bunch of CNC projects ready to go, but there isn't even a small Chinese weather balloon to be seen, from horizon to horizon!
7th order sounds veryyyy subby. Listening on my KH750 sub here. Crazy how much loudness you can get out of it! Although, the -phase shift- time response sounds a bit extreme. Nice for car, but I prefer a tighter sound for monitoring and/or listening. Great build!
You heard a phase shift? Im on air pods so i didn't notice although i probably wouldn't have even with studio monitors. Can you say where in the video you noticed the shift?
@@NiliMoto Actually, I think I should've said "time shift", doh! I always confuse the two.
The bass cabinet takes a few cycles to build up to full loudness, so the attack and punch of the bass is slowed a lot. Sounds like it's swelling rather than hitting.
You need to use removable Loctite "blue" on every nut and bolt. I use it on everything!
LoL. It's not the size of the driver, it's the box you put it in. -Xotic Audio 1995
Great video. Could you share your design files for the table you built? Looks perfect for my school shop.
Bolts coming loose seems like a massive oversight of not using any kind of threadlocker. Torque really is not enough, just look at wheel lugs for example, they're always raw metal on metal but you're heavily advised to retorque after a few decent drives; though, most shops also over-torque the hell out of them and people never retorque them. Threadlocker on the other hand provides a solution for vibrational loosening, of which various frequencies will have various efficacy of loosening based on several factors, such as coupling, resonance, etc. But I find this oversight odd, the companies have been at desktop CNC routers for over a decade, and even in the DIY world it's been known that threadlocker is a must, so why does this highly preventable problem exist on such a product of quality and company history?
I'd also be curious what the rest of the 2200 series can do in a well-tuned box, especially the 6 inch or a pair of them.
Those subs are quite impressive. I installed a single AD2210D2 with a MK600.1 in a high output 4th order bass reflex enclosure tuned to 37hz. Really clean sub, and i could imagine the 8” capability. Test an 8th order bass reflex would be my next test.
Great build, i have a CNC, but what i would really like to see is something as good, but in the smallest package available, like to go under a seat!
Now that would be a challenge!
Having both an additive and subtractive processes opens up a lot more possibilities. I have both a 3D printer and large CNC. You having that laser gives you even more dynamic possibilities.
Dude this is an awesome video! Between the comedic breaks with the spy ballon, Peter Griffin and any other show or movie scene you put on. To the performance and overview of the machine, and finally the featured build and test. It’s all so well done! Absolutely amazing! I subscribed 2 months ago and love all the content! Cheers!
18:27 by far my favorite test track!
When you tell her to turn up the volume and she knows how. 🔥
As many times a month he puts me in that chair, I'd better know the buttons by now 🤣
Hello im plaing on building a bluetooth speaker. Id like some recomendations on software for calculating and designing the enclosures. and is there a prefered type of enclosure for this senario?
Pretty cool but,
how much time, per week, do you spend re-torqueing all your interior screws?
Just found your channel from a mention on an old DIY perks video i was watching when catching up on his videos.
And your "Amazon says a thousand bucks, I say f@¢¥ that!" comment has definitely won a new subscriber.
6:46 To be fair, no other CNC machine actually promises you that it'll earn you a little action. 😍
Nice intro and awesome project! And great job on the weight loss! 😉👍🏽
I would love to have a speaker enclosure like that built. Phenomenal work
would some loctite help with the need to keep adjusting the screws on the CNC?
I still cant get over how quiet that setup is though.
Amazing! We need the plans for this
How can we get track : superprompt? Please let me know
Now that’s an enclosure!
Diyperks just did an interesting vid where he used a 3d print as a form and then filled it to make it more rigid. Seems like a really interesting cost effective solution to make enclosures
nice video. i must have a cnc now :D could be interesting ti see a revisit on some of the enclosures for the small speakers you 3d printed and see the benifit of cnc cutting vs 3dprint. is the design of the subwoofer enclosure getting released to built ?
Always love your designs and what they can do with low power. Wish I could get hands on 2 of those!!
Thats exotic looking .
Try thread lock on the hex bolts to lock them down.
seems like it would be a good accompanyment to DIY perks 3d printed/plaster filled stereo speakers.
Awesome video, love the build!
For fun, to piggy back onto this build in a future video, you could integrate a pair of midbass boxes, like a pair of 8" efficient drivers in sealed and stuffed boxes, especially with DSP for EQ, time, and phase alignment. As you know, it would really light up the upper bass area, 50- 120hz or so, where kick drums and floor toms really shine! We all love that visceral kick : )
To make it more awesome yet, add folded horns to the front of the 8" dual midbass boxes for better matching acoustic impedance, and way more output, making them efficient enough for another compact class D amp to be plenty of power.
Could be another fun project on the router!! : )
I'm drawing up a front loaded horn design for a pair of 12" subs in the cargo area of our family suburban, I just need to find the time to build it.
I'm really impressed with the killer deep bass you're getting with that awesome build! Thanks for sharing.
I talk about your videos about once a month if not more. The way you're able to make such a powerful sound with relatively little power is baffling to me :)
Baffling. Lol
That was a bad pun
@@notsure7404 ;)
Just like Iron Man said: I want one!!
What are the dimensions of the box?
When you mentioned the oval holes, it reminded me of my Carve Wright. If you told it to cut a hole, it would be an oval, but if you told it to drill a hole 3" in diameter, it would be perfect. Kind of important when cutting out arcade control panels. Of course, this is around 15 years ago.