Finally, after a long time I have been waiting for your new video. Even though I don't subscribe, I always watch your videos. I hope you upload videos more often
Love your work! I have so much to learn to get there. I noticed you built another center channel speaker about 5 years ago. I am interested in building one myself using your design and specs. My system avr is anthem 1120. Would you recommend one over the other for voice clarity and smoothness? Cheers
Nice project. But why don't you just order a PCB via JLC or so? In a time where a pcb that size can be had for less than 5€, this just feel a bit meh. Sure, it will work, but having proper connectors or both sides and better connections just would be worth it for me.
Good morning i am based in Bloemfontein and i'm a big fan of your channel and i have been watching your videos and your greatest works so in 2022 i purchased a set of Acoustic Research arvp26 speakers which are a center and 2 bookshelf and one book shelf speaker it doesn't sound so i thought it was the drivers and i decided ro swap them only to find that the problem might be the crossover so i woild like to know how to go about upgrading the crossover since i have a less Knowledge on electronics Kind regards Papi Mokati
New sub here. Really like your videos so far. Great work! I dont suppose you have any videos on building speakers for either a more bright sound or a more warm sound, do you?
Hi, great video. Really enjoyed it. I'm hoping you can give a little advice on a project i want to do......just because I have the parts lying around. I have some spare electronic parts and I want to build a small portable speaker box out of them. I have two (2) pioneer TS-1342R (4ohm) speakers which were from a car door and one 6 inch woofer (8 ohm) from an old set of computer speakers . I plant to use a Class D mini amplifier and as fate would have it, the amp is designed to power two 4 Ohm speaker and one 8 ohm. My challenge is I don't know what should be the appropriate volume of the enclosure. I have a limited amount of scrap 3/4 inch MDF so I don't want to waste it. I'm not asking for free plans, I'm just asking in your view what should be the minimum enclosure volume?? Hope you can help.
Answer from chatgpt When designing an enclosure for speakers, the volume of the enclosure plays a significant role in determining sound quality. Let's break down your situation: ### 1. Specifications of the Speakers Your Pioneer TS-1342R speakers have the following specs: - Size: 5.25 inches (13 cm) - Impedance: 4 ohms Your 6-inch woofer has the following specs: - Size: 6 inches (15 cm) - Impedance: 8 ohms ### 2. Choosing the Enclosure Type For your mixed speaker setup, a sealed or ported enclosure would work well. Since you have a woofer, a ported enclosure would enhance the bass response. ### 3. Determining the Enclosure Volume To determine the approximate volume for the enclosure, consider the following rough guidelines: 1. **For the Pioneer TS-1342R speakers**: - Typically, a volume of 0.2 to 0.4 cubic feet (5.6 to 11.3 liters) per speaker is sufficient. - For both speakers, a combined volume of 0.4 to 0.8 cubic feet (11.3 to 22.7 liters) would be ideal. 2. **For the 6-inch woofer**: - Typically, a volume of 0.5 to 1 cubic foot (14.2 to 28.3 liters) is suitable for a 6-inch woofer. ### 4. Total Enclosure Volume To accommodate all three speakers, you should aim for an enclosure volume of around 1 to 1.5 cubic feet (28.3 to 42.5 liters). This should give you enough volume to fit both the TS-1342R speakers and the 6-inch woofer comfortably. ### 5. Constructing the Enclosure Given your 3/4-inch MDF, ensure the internal dimensions of the box match the desired volume. The thickness of the material will slightly reduce the internal volume, so factor that in during your calculations. **For example**: - An enclosure with internal dimensions of 12 inches x 12 inches x 12 inches (1 cubic foot) would be a reasonable starting point. Adjust accordingly to meet your available material. ### Conclusion Aiming for an enclosure volume between 1 and 1.5 cubic feet would be a suitable starting point for your speakers. Additionally, this volume allows some flexibility in the final tuning and design.
I really can't decipher whether you are being sarcastic or not 😅the only thing I did was copy/paste you question. no matter what, I hope you can use it for something 😂
@@jakob1379 LOL.....no my friend....I'm not at all being sarcastic. I really do appreciate the effort. You don't even know me but you willingly invested your time to address my question. It doesn't really matter how how simple the effort was for you.......what matters to me is that you made the effort in the first place. Thanks again.👊
Is it possible to make a home cimea setup one by one with different set of drivers and enclosures? Eg the driver will be different in the center then in the side channels. I do t want to splurge for a full setup so starting with a 2.0 or 2.1 diy approach seems to be reasobale to me.
bro , just a curious question , why you don't use CNC for engraving and all the work , it would be amazing and very easy to do also with current technology 😃😃
@@avocadochoe i also make and sell speakers bro , and i do CNC. infact i never used router for engraving and i only use router for round over edges or trim edges. 😀 , infact i don't have my own CNC machine. i go to wood working market and get it done. even they cut single 96" x 48" sheet if you have the drawing and CNC drawing is very simple to make , it's just 2D .dxf drawing made in coral draw. i always find it way better option.
@@manjulwalia1995 your method is far more viable for projects that require curves that cannot be cut on a tablesaw. for a design like this can be built in just a few hours (excluding glue curing time) without leaving the shop. and router jigs are in fact in principle the same thing as the cnc machine. if you are mounting circular drivers, a simple circle routing jig gets the job done faster without the need to get the third party contractor.
Some years ago, I had the honour and privilege to perform with Paul Anka. Great singer, songwriter and entertainer! Many recordings from that era had an authtenticity to them - a different style and sound than modern produced and manipulated tracks.
Awesome build! That green looks so good!
Thanks!
Vertical arrangement make very interesting sound!
Thanks
Thank you! This will be my next build!
Great!
I didn't realise Arylic made speaker drivers, as well as their amplifiers and streaming stuff.
Finally, after a long time I have been waiting for your new video. Even though I don't subscribe, I always watch your videos. I hope you upload videos more often
Wow, thank you!
It doesn't cost us anything to subscribe, however, it does help them a little.
Love your work!
I have so much to learn to get there. I noticed you built another center channel speaker about 5 years ago. I am interested in building one myself using your design and specs. My system avr is anthem 1120. Would you recommend one over the other for voice clarity and smoothness?
Cheers
Both are good, however I would probably go for the previous design due to better off-axis response.
Nice project. But why don't you just order a PCB via JLC or so? In a time where a pcb that size can be had for less than 5€, this just feel a bit meh.
Sure, it will work, but having proper connectors or both sides and better connections just would be worth it for me.
Good morning i am based in Bloemfontein and i'm a big fan of your channel and i have been watching your videos and your greatest works so in 2022 i purchased a set of Acoustic Research arvp26 speakers which are a center and 2 bookshelf and one book shelf speaker it doesn't sound so i thought it was the drivers and i decided ro swap them only to find that the problem might be the crossover so i woild like to know how to go about upgrading the crossover since i have a less Knowledge on electronics
Kind regards
Papi Mokati
It looked as if you connected the two 4 ohm woofers in parallel, which would make for a 2 ohm load and not an 8 ohm load?
I later rewired into series.
New sub here. Really like your videos so far. Great work! I dont suppose you have any videos on building speakers for either a more bright sound or a more warm sound, do you?
Thanks. I am working on another TQWT design that uses these 5inch drivers and tweeter that could be what you explain. Coming out soon.
@@SoundBlab that's awesome! I can't wait!
Hi, great video. Really enjoyed it. I'm hoping you can give a little advice on a project i want to do......just because I have the parts lying around.
I have some spare electronic parts and I want to build a small portable speaker box out of them. I have two (2) pioneer TS-1342R (4ohm) speakers which were from a car door and one 6 inch woofer (8 ohm) from an old set of computer speakers . I plant to use a Class D mini amplifier and as fate would have it, the amp is designed to power two 4 Ohm speaker and one 8 ohm. My challenge is I don't know what should be the appropriate volume of the enclosure. I have a limited amount of scrap 3/4 inch MDF so I don't want to waste it. I'm not asking for free plans, I'm just asking in your view what should be the minimum enclosure volume?? Hope you can help.
Answer from chatgpt
When designing an enclosure for speakers, the volume of the enclosure plays a significant role in determining sound quality. Let's break down your situation:
### 1. Specifications of the Speakers
Your Pioneer TS-1342R speakers have the following specs:
- Size: 5.25 inches (13 cm)
- Impedance: 4 ohms
Your 6-inch woofer has the following specs:
- Size: 6 inches (15 cm)
- Impedance: 8 ohms
### 2. Choosing the Enclosure Type
For your mixed speaker setup, a sealed or ported enclosure would work well. Since you have a woofer, a ported enclosure would enhance the bass response.
### 3. Determining the Enclosure Volume
To determine the approximate volume for the enclosure, consider the following rough guidelines:
1. **For the Pioneer TS-1342R speakers**:
- Typically, a volume of 0.2 to 0.4 cubic feet (5.6 to 11.3 liters) per speaker is sufficient.
- For both speakers, a combined volume of 0.4 to 0.8 cubic feet (11.3 to 22.7 liters) would be ideal.
2. **For the 6-inch woofer**:
- Typically, a volume of 0.5 to 1 cubic foot (14.2 to 28.3 liters) is suitable for a 6-inch woofer.
### 4. Total Enclosure Volume
To accommodate all three speakers, you should aim for an enclosure volume of around 1 to 1.5 cubic feet (28.3 to 42.5 liters). This should give you enough volume to fit both the TS-1342R speakers and the 6-inch woofer comfortably.
### 5. Constructing the Enclosure
Given your 3/4-inch MDF, ensure the internal dimensions of the box match the desired volume. The thickness of the material will slightly reduce the internal volume, so factor that in during your calculations.
**For example**:
- An enclosure with internal dimensions of 12 inches x 12 inches x 12 inches (1 cubic foot) would be a reasonable starting point. Adjust accordingly to meet your available material.
### Conclusion
Aiming for an enclosure volume between 1 and 1.5 cubic feet would be a suitable starting point for your speakers. Additionally, this volume allows some flexibility in the final tuning and design.
I usually build a few boxes from scraps to see if the performance is near what I hope and then finalize the build in mdf
@@jakob1379 Thanks a lot for the reply. Seems you really made an effort to address my question. I appreciate it very much. Cheers!!
I really can't decipher whether you are being sarcastic or not 😅the only thing I did was copy/paste you question. no matter what, I hope you can use it for something 😂
@@jakob1379 LOL.....no my friend....I'm not at all being sarcastic. I really do appreciate the effort. You don't even know me but you willingly invested your time to address my question. It doesn't really matter how how simple the effort was for you.......what matters to me is that you made the effort in the first place. Thanks again.👊
Question! Does using wood glue make the enclosure air seal?
Properly applied, yes.
Is it possible to make a home cimea setup one by one with different set of drivers and enclosures? Eg the driver will be different in the center then in the side channels. I do t want to splurge for a full setup so starting with a 2.0 or 2.1 diy approach seems to be reasobale to me.
Are there any drawbacks to AMT tweeters or reasons why some would prefer domes?
Off axis dispersion is not good and they are more picky with power handling
it would be nice if you build a full range full size tower speaker XL tall ....
In the video it is mentiined that the woofers are in series and but we can see that the woofers are wired in parellel ??
Don't believe everything you see 😉. I later rewired into series.
Bro What software do you use to design the speaker box?
WinISD
bro , just a curious question , why you don't use CNC for engraving and all the work , it would be amazing and very easy to do also with current technology 😃😃
CNC is great for scaling production but for one offs, it’s actually far easier to do these steps by hand once you get comfortable enough.
@@avocadochoe i also make and sell speakers bro , and i do CNC. infact i never used router for engraving and i only use router for round over edges or trim edges.
😀 , infact i don't have my own CNC machine. i go to wood working market and get it done. even they cut single 96" x 48" sheet if you have the drawing and CNC drawing is very simple to make , it's just 2D .dxf drawing made in coral draw. i always find it way better option.
@@manjulwalia1995 your method is far more viable for projects that require curves that cannot be cut on a tablesaw. for a design like this can be built in just a few hours (excluding glue curing time) without leaving the shop. and router jigs are in fact in principle the same thing as the cnc machine. if you are mounting circular drivers, a simple circle routing jig gets the job done faster without the need to get the third party contractor.
not to mention added cost for the contractor and time spent to get it done outside your workspace and getting them brought back…
The Music at the End ... PAUL ANKA ??? 🤔
Some years ago, I had the honour and privilege to perform with Paul Anka. Great singer, songwriter and entertainer! Many recordings from that era had an authtenticity to them - a different style and sound than modern produced and manipulated tracks.
@@jeffbaker8808 "Jubilation"
Its should be sealed enclosure........
Just stuff the ports and it will be sealed.
17000/- Indian rupees
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