First BUILD TALK! Basic Tool Bluetooth Speaker
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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-Kirby
I'm a mail carrier and a hobbyist woodworker. For a while now, I've wanted to build my own bluetooth speaker so I can either listen to audiobooks or music while I sling mail. I really appreciate your videos for the ideas they give me. Now if I can only put those ideas into action and make something that works for what I need.
I love this build talk, Kirby. Thanks so much for sharing. I definitely would have never started to even think about building speakers without your channel. Also, the quality of your videos and the way you set it up: R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Keep up the good work. Hope to see a lot more of you in the future!!!!
+Tom Kirchner I love hearing that! I’m so glad you dove in. And thanks for your kind words!
Hey Kirby, great video. I think it would be really cool with a video on how to tune your speakers with foam. I'm in the process of swapping out the drivers from a set of speakers I've had for fifteen years, into some really cool cabinets I found at a thrift store - the ones from the thrift store was filled with insulation and the ones I took the drivers from had none. Would be cool with a video about what stuff like that does to the audio :)
I also love that you are learning the video stuff as you go, just as we learn with you. I wish you luck!
I simply loved it. Nice video. Building videos are fine but it's like watching someone working and then wasting the occasion of not asking anything. I hope to ser also the build talk of your previous projects. Thank you very much for putting so much effort on you channel.
See, sorry. :-/ fuuuu the cellphone keyboard ahahaahhah
Hey Kirby, I love the idea for your the new format. For the sound test piece, I would definitely add something to it. I would think that most people watch these videos on a device without exceptional sound quality(e.g., iPad, laptop, phone, etc.), so the audience isn't going to really experience what you do while taping it. I like the idea of using an RTA. Also, maybe you could incorporate your subjective opinion on how you would re-tune the speaker to get it closer to your ideal expectation of that particular build. That is, your expectation of sound from the stacked plywood build would be very different from a 3-way tower, so you could let us know how you re-tune the speaker for its intended use. You could touch on different ways to go about crossing over or internally sealing a specific driver. I love your content, and I'm looking forward to the new format. I'll definitely add suggestions on your next build talk.
I just found your channel and it's honestly one of the best channels I've found in a long time. I can't wait to watch these and hopefully learn something in the process. Thank you for all you do.
IDEA!!!!
In build talk video show HOW you put togeder all electronics for speaker like this. PLEASE🙏
+Rihard This is definitely something I want to focus more on! Thanks for watching!
Kirby Meets Audio yessss! I get so lost on how to wire everything!
Check out Parts Express. They have plenty of parts amps etc. Plus a project build section.
hey mate, love your videos, i know you mentioned that you have already spoken about the tweeter being mono....but......is this just on one speaker or did you put it across both speakers? Love the idea of a basic crossover, i will be trying the 4.7uf cap for mine and those DA tweeter
@@KirbyMeetsAudio Also could you say why the components fit together? I might sound stupid but I dont know how to select the power adapter and power jack to make sure they will work with the other speaker parts now that the power adapter is out of stock on the parts express website. ie what specs do you have to look at to make sure things will work and not burn other components out.
I really like your work, Kirby. Narrating your original built demo is a good idea and would give a good transition from demonstration to explanation. Good job. Keep it up!
+bluenote1951 Thanks! I think I might do a test video with that in the next few weeks.
Hey Kirby, your videos are greats, thank you for coming back to us, i have some suggestions, for future videos.
- Build videos:
2.1 powered speakers.
speakers with remote controll, so that you can use them on a TV without an external amp
Small and medium portable speakers with batterypower.
Speakers for Pc/mac, or upgrading/tweaking speakers.
speaker stands
speakers speakers/wifi speakers
and one that i really really want to see round speakers, like amazon echo or the new bose speakers
- Buildtalk videos:
would be nice to see you make your own crossovers and explaining how to made it, for different configurations. LIke this speaker, where you have woofer tweeter woofer.
Go a bit indepth why you chose, those components, like why you chose aluminum instead of paper woofer and what the difference might be
Talk a little bit about bass heavy speaker and how make a highpass and lowpass filter.
prehaps talk about bridging 2 amp together.
Maybe add a few commentary on you build videos.
Anyway, i hope that you take some of these into your consideration, and once again thank you for being back and huge thanks for great videos.
+Amir Karimabad Thanks for all the suggestions! This is all great. I definitely want to dive more into the electronics part of speaker building. Thanks for watching!
I think that the videos are unique with music and video presentation and no voice. It'll be cool to have one week of the "no voice" build and next week would be a recap and voice over on that same build for explanations. This will keep the viewers interested. One day I will have a channel and try things like this because I also love to build things that serve purpose. Thanks for you videos on speaker building. They are truly inspirational.
I'm watching in 2019 and I really appreciate your advice, my friends and I just built out first project with less than basic knowledge on audio, electronics and wood and I think everything is about having fun and learning. Greetings from Mexico!
We want more details (technical, who the components work together ...) its so interesting! share your passion and continue to inspire more of them
+theliryx Thanks for watching!
Kirby Meets Audio thanks to you ! I had already make my own bluetooth speaker and i find this really fun to make and see a result !
Sorry for my bad english
Thumbs up for the build video+build talk+audio test format
+Damiano Zerneri I’m glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Here a tip! I would love to hear your thought about the sound of the speaker, so before investing money and time I know what sound I get! ;) Tanks for making awesome videos!
Hey Kirby, I'd love to hear you talk about how to link up the right equipment for an audio project. Like, which power supply to use, and how many watts you want in a circuit board. Love the videos, and thanks for the info!
Love the idea of build videos followed by build talk videos. Often times I'm looking for one or the other, not both at the same time.
+Curtis Darby I’m the same way! Thanks for watching
I love the build videos and I don't know if you should do a re-edit of the build video... but I do think that you should do these build talks about the older videos. I like this video!
Ahhhhh this is the type of video I've been wanting. I like the other music based one but this type of video is where I learn. Keep them up
+supercheekykiwi Love to heat that! I’ll be making more videos like this in the future. Thanks for watching!
I like your style in the build videos, and your music choices. Don't change a thing.
+Jacob Meidinger Thank you!
Hey Kirby!, thanks to your channel I built my first speaker a month ago that looks very much like that one, shame I cannot share it here. Thanks a lot for the inspiration.
+dergrunepunkt This is my favorite thing to hear! Thanks so much for watching!
I'd really love to see mono powered speaker build, like a 1 x full range with bluetooth. There's stacks of stereo kits and speakers around but I'd love to see a small/compact single speaker build! Especially how you'd wire it up. Love your channel!
Maybe you could show a bit more about the crossover components, their soldering etc. I love this new 'video-type'!
Although I am one of those crazy audiophile and I strive to refine my technique (both woodworking and crossover designing), I think it is amazing to show to all how amazingly easy it CAN be to design and build a decent speaker! I love the idea to have a 3 weeks plan with build, talk and test! I already love your build videos (literally speaker building porn!) I also love those talky-talk videos where we learn to know you little better! I am definitely interested in a recut, commented version of the build videos! Make those more "in depth" with why you chose this mid and why pair it with that tweeter, and what crossover and why... The cool thing about that is that on more intricate build, it is going to explain more about the science of speaker building, but also, on more "basic" build, it will really show how simple it can be! It won't leave us with the feeling that theres some magic happening behind the camera that you don't show!
Love the channel, exited to see it grow! Cheers!
+Jules Bilodeau It really is amazing how this hobby can truly grow with your skills. It can be as easy or as complicated as you want it to be. I think I’m going to recut a build video or two with commentary as a little test. I’m pretty excited to dive a little deeper into what goes into planning out a build. Thanks so much for always watching and for your kind words, Jules. You’re the best!
One thing that I would like to learn more about is finishing a cabinet. The use of stains, oils, clears, and lacquers. I usually just leave mine unfinished because I like the natural look of the wood but I want to start experimenting with different finishes. Please and thanks!
Neighbor : where tf is my fence?
Kirby : Have you even met my audio yet?
It would be awesome to see you build a speaker with some reclaimed wood that had some cracks. Fill those cracks with resin and add some internal leds or glow in the dark dye to the resin and see what type of look that could have. Just an idea, it might be dumb but could turn out to be really cool. Keep it up, the content is awesome.
+Josh Wow that’s really creative! Thanks for the suggestion! And thanks for watching!
I'm diggin this forum man. Very cool! Take care!
It would be cool to see you do a scrap,parts build, just make a speaker out random parts from the trash and like thrift shops
+Desland Brown Interesting idea! I’ll put it on the list. Thanks!
No problem 😊
Thanks for the intro on how your design process works! I would be interested in knowing how to build a powered electric guitar amplifier about this size. PLEASE talk about what components would have to be employed in such a design?
Great video...a nice addition to your already interesting channel...
Would be nice to see actual wiring of the components between them...to understand the process...
Would be nice to see a simple calculation of overall volume/dimensions to match the speakers to be used...
And please keep (as so far you do) simplicity in the information for the projects...
Thanks for sharing...keep up the great work you do...!!!
Hey Kirby. I really enjoy your videos mostly for the woodvorking though as I tend to enjoy sound from larger speakers. I would really like to see you mess around with a TL-build one of these days. Could be fun. As you seem to enjoy using Dayton Audio drivers I know they make some quite nice full range ones that could work nicely in such a box.
Thank you for doing these videos and publishing them here.
Kirby, love your videos and love this new Build Talk idea............However, I WANT THAT HAT!
Hey thank you I've been watching your channel to get different ideas and to learn how to build speakers like you said it's a very simple process but for someone that is a novice like I am learning from you is a great opportunity my suggestion if you would have it is to talk about how you came across the components and what made you decide to use those particular components as a novice I know there's a lot information on RUclips thank you for your time and your projects are great I learn from each one that you do thank you
+Yoni Martinez That’s a great idea! Thank you!
I like the idea of commentary over the build video. Maybe going over some woodworking techniques or WHY you picked certain components.
I love this video. It's a great idea, and it's really well executed. I really appreciate this.
Kirby! The video was great! I would plan it out a little more next time, but the concept is good! The new mic sounds great! As for your builds, I find them super relaxing and awesome, but it would be nice to have some commentary. I find that without the commentary, you miss out on some of the decisions that had to be made in the build process, and leaves some questions unanswered. I think you could achieve both your chill video style while adding commentary by doing something similar to Chris Salomone's build videos.
Love your stuff! Super Inspiring! Excited to keep watching! Keep it up!
One thing about future videos, I think you can make just *one* "soundtest video" in which you explain all there is to know about sound, about spectrum etcetera, and then show the results in the build videos or in these talk videos of each speaker. Nice video BTW!
Please don't comment over the build video. Love the music and build.
can you explain me about assembling all the electronic components and how to determine the power needed for a speaker, like a watt for amp and selection of twiter and subwofer that is suitable for the amp. thanks
Nice! I like this format.
After you've done the sound test, it would be interesting to see what improvements can be made by adding a port, polyfill, etc. Then test it again!
+Chris Young That’s a great idea! Thanks Chris!
Hey, you could do video, where you talk and show how to wire everything. Im just about to build my first speakers ever. Video, where you talk about wiring everything could help ALOT! Thank you, Kirby :)
Love the videos, but like the others have said we would love to see how you put together all of the wiring and whatnot to the speakers/crossover/amp
Experiment and have fun...that's good advice.
Good job Kirby. Love your channel, and you've helped me a lot to get some research to get started! Thanks
+Heath Hill that’s awesome! Thanks for watching!
i would love to see review on drivers you used! With a rating system, performance price type thing or A budget challenge series where you build a set within a certain price range !
What size bass ports do you use in your ears and what are they tuned to?
Really enjoy the videos man! Keep up the good work, and just as you said; just have fun with it!
Hi Kirby, I like your videos, especially your info on the electronic components and aesthetics. However, I feel you don't really share on details in design for sound quality. You could share more on the design process for enclosure size/type/fill, channel splitting, speaker size/power/position/orientation. Another thing you could share on is energy efficiency for battery powered speakers: important to maximise that. Again, thanks for sharing your work. Your channel rocks.
Would it be better using one tweeter for each speaker?
Your work is awesome. You have plans to do a 5.1 or 7.1 system?
+Jonathan Correa Paiva For sure. I want to do a lot more home theater projects in the future. Thanks for watching!
How are you wiring up that tweeter? I have wanted to do something like this 2 woofers and 1 tweeter. I have that same board and it is a stereo output correct?
rock and a bigger rock hahaha. would be nice to get more in-depth info on the electronics during these type of commentary video's. i'm not that savvy with electronics. if i would've made this speaker i would have added the resistor without knowing the purpose of it :). the format is nice, although as watchers we don't really get a sense of the audio, the sound i hear depends fully depend on the speakers i have and how youtube compresses it. an idea for future videos: maybe a complete home theather speaker set?
+ewijntuin I’m for sure going to try to focus more on the electronics in these videos. I totally want to do mote Home theater builds in the future. Thanks for watching!
Im wondering how you would make a speaker with a built in battery. Maybe do a video on it?
Exusme, how to make speaker high volume, sound good and how to make speaker design good for speaker . Thanks Kirby and I love your videos
how is the tweeter wired?
You know what I'd like Kirby? Knowing what you know now, how would you upgrade components and box for improved sound.
Also, wgere do you order all of your speaker components from?
Nice Hat
Bro!!! Please make videos on how to put everything together and step by step wiring and explain why is done that way.
I've been checking out your videos and they are awesome and a lot of help! One thing I was wondering - Do you need a cross over if it is a full range driver, or can you connect the driver (like the Dayton PS95-8 you recommended in another video) right to the amp that you mentioned in this video as you don't need to split the signal. I'm brand new to making speakers and would like to make one as a wedding present (I'm a decent wood worker but brand new at doing speaker components). Thanks for all the info so far!
Forgot to mention I am thinking of having 2 of those full range drivers in this build
Do you have anything with a lot of bass? Currently using a Doss soundbox xl sound is amazing but I’m interested in something like the diamondboxx model m. Let me know if you could build something with bass and good clear highs
you want to use two rocks to make a speaker? How about just the one. That would be impressive ;) Just kidding, great to have you back and great to see your content expanding. Keep it up
Is using some car audio speakers an option or better to get dedicated hifi audio speakers ? thanks
Any chance of a video on making 2 Bluetooth speakers or more which aren't connected with wires? So you can have surround sound....speakers in each corner of a room but no wires between them?
+ColourFreeStyle Unfortunately thats cant be done with Bluetooth. It can be done with WiFi though. I’ve done a video on multi room setups in the past, maybe it’s time to revisit!
is it possible to do stereo with mono tweeter in middle? how would tweeter be wired?
HEY KIRBY. Thanks for all the vids. Got me inspired! I have one quick question though. What power source do use to power the the amp board? I have looked around a bit and the 12 volt and higher voltage power supplies here (Australia) are somewhat expensive. Curious...
Re edit of build with commentary would be awesome!
+Glen Boyajian I think I’m gonna try that out. Thanks for the input!
Start with the Fawn build and talk about the crossover in detail that would be great
Maybe include a video shoot of your camera while recording, so a recording of your recording. Hopefully you understand what I mean. I will like to learn what goes in your mind when you are setting up your camera before you start recording.
Love the new content! Keep it up!
+michael schouman Thanks! I will!
im going to start a build but i dont know what power supply to get and the jack i will need or how to hook it all up inside the box
Speaker Building for beginners is really just putting a box together and put the drivers in. I refurbished an old Bookshelf Speaker. I literally just laid the speakers on a sheet of paper and said that that where my final dimensions. Easy! It sounds better than expected. And it only cost me like 20€ and is way better than any other speaker for that money.
+Klonkiller361 I was always surprised how good my speakers sounded when I really didn’t know what I was doing at all. It’s only as hard as you make it. Thanks for watching!
Your videos are great! better than mine!
May be you can show the build and comen and show how you wire and if you use batteries what kind of batteries to use
This is the speaker I'd like to see plans for: Has volume pot, on/off switch (I'd like to have a pot style on/off switch in addition to the separate volume pot ), AUX IN (which could play aux input simultaniously with bluetooth input), wall power supply, as far as I can see, other plans do not have all of these elements combined.
No man, I'M Kirby.
You could take a page from Primitive Technology and add descriptive subtitles to explain your steps.
Also, showing the formulae you use to determine capacitors and inductors for crossovers, maybe even for your amp circuit, would be great
Can you do a optical contact speaker ?
Hey Kirby, that's the same amp you made an entire video around, right? Does it still have the same issues or has it been revised?
+Dave Kimball Yep! This is just the updated version. No hum issues with them now. Thanks for watching!
Hey man i want to know if its possible to connect 2 amp board to one power source it is a 2 channel 3w amp board and it needs 5v to work.i was going to power it with a powerbank with a output of 5v is it possible
Bro ur awesome 😎
It's obvious that the two woofers are split between the two channels. What about the tweeter? It looks like that's only getting signal from one channel.
I haven't seen any way of doing that with the Dayton Audio KAB-230. It seems like you would need to do that at the source which means, if you're using bluetooth, switching your phone to send only a mono signal to the amp.
+videoscrapheap One channel has only one woofer, while the other channel has a woofer and the tweeter wired in parallel. Not the best for audio quality, but it’s simple! Thanks for watching!
One suggestion: You should mount two tweeters. That will make a remarkable difference, Believe me!
What happened to the guide to building speakers series?
Where do you get your videos music from?
Why two woofers and one tweeter? Why not 4 woofers and 2 tweeters? Is there specific number for volume room or enclosure? I have 4 Onkyo speakers I was going to scavenge drivers etc from and wanted to build a bluetooth / rca soundbar. Do you angle the drivers differently to fill a room differently? Lots of strange questions I think of as I watch your videos... Thanks for the content
Waiting on the rock and bigger rock Flintstones speaker
please talk about the dimension of the cabinet
do find these dayton audio ds drivers are better than the dayton audio ps95 you used before? whats the difference between them? which one you like the most
+ziggy8757 Each is better for different situations. The DS’s can’t hit the top end frequencies so they’re better suited for a 2-way system. The ps95s dons great job at the mid to high frequencies, but lack bass. Thanks for watching!
When I'm building some active system, I always face the problem with sound background created by amp's power supply. Is there some solution for this problem in Your mind?
Ok, super rookie on the speaker electronics here, so might have a stupid question. If the amp is stereo, I'm assuming power is half to the right, half to the left. But you have 3 speakers. I assume that you aren't doing left woofers and right tweeter. So I guess my question is how are you powering the tweeter without over powering it or underpowering one or both woofers?
+Lars Fladmark One channel has only one woofer and the other channel has a woofer and the tweeter. Not the best for audio quality, but it’s simple. Thanks for watching!
Kirby Meets Audio, right on. Thanks for the answer!
i think its in the electrical when someone with little to no experience gets lost maybe a little more details when connecting all that
Idea! Maybe do just one a step by step and explain thoss steps. I think most of the people that don't know much or nothing! And keep doing the other videos too! Show us your build ideas! Thank you for read
How do wire the tweeter?
nice video
Thanks!
I'm waiting on a studio monitor speaker build (unless it's already been done.... link??)
+Dylan Stewart Not yet, but it’s on the list! Thanks for watching!
I would love a detailed walk through of the crossover for the Fawn speaker kit. I have all the parts and purchased your plans. I understand how to put it together but seeing you build just the crossover and explaining why would be great and complement your build plans nicely.
One suggestion from my side, do a cross over build video XD That'll help all the noobs like me who are struggling with this concept.
+Sean Yoko Crossovers can be hard! I think it’s a bit like riding a bike though, at some point it’ll click and you’ll have it down no problem. Thanks for watching!
Okay epic! Thanks for the feedback!
How about making NON-wood speakers? Metal, plexiglass, carbon fiber? that would be neat :)
PS: commentary would definitely help, but you can also do just text commentary marking each step. Video is greate, but breaking it down into steps would help show where the break points of the build are.
+Act1veSp1n Plexiglass is on the list! Thanks for watching
I know these RUclips videos are very old - 6 yrs. But, are you available to chat with me ( a total dunce re speaker builds) about how I can create a bit stereo speaker system using speakers salvaged from a Sony CT260 sound bar and subwoofer?