The Zaph Audio 12 3 Experience

I finally got these things built and have been enjoying listening to them, you can listen to them in the video, although I think regret including it. It does no where close to doing these things justice. I'm really happy with how they came together and love how they sound. Thanks to John for sharing the design with us.
I learnt a bunch putting these things together that I can apply with my own builds going forward.

[@scook9216]

They look awesome!

[@davewiebespeakerdesign]

They sound awesome as well, they continue to amaze me.

[@doosworld1901]

What is the original audio exactly? The one that sounds the best.

[@davewiebespeakerdesign]

It is the source audio file encoded into this video. It's not played through anything, it's there so you can hear the file before it goes through a receiver, the speaker, picked up by the mic, encoded then put into this video and encoded again into mp4.

[@travisbean2775]

Do you still have the crossover wiring schematic I’m trying to put mine together and can’t find it anywhere

[@davewiebespeakerdesign]

You can find it here www.zaphaudio.com/SB12.3/

[@travisbean2775]

I looked and didn’t see the connection schematic. But thank you

[@davewiebespeakerdesign]

You do have to read the crossover schematic and know the basic of a circuit diagram, since the components might be moved around I didn't show that part in my videos. For the tweeter section for example, right before the 2.35 ohm resistor before it goes to the capacitor, you'd hook up the positive from the amp. This does take me a bit of time, but it ensures you get everything connected properly.