I have found so many great uses for the little Tang-band. I've used it for probably 100 builds. Very reliable driver with warm deep bass. It's a beast combined with the 8" Dayton designer series passive radiator.
I've used them for my desk speakers too, they're pretty great! I've done a similar thing where I've somewhat over-extended the port tuning but then bumped it back up with DSP and it handles it pretty well in near-field.
@@francisdaoust5862 Tapped horn you may find a speaker with a lower Xmax more suitable. These have like 9 or 10 mm of Xmax. They may be just within the range for a horn... As for using two, as long as they are well matched and in phase I don't see any issues. More is better, correct? lol
For what it's worth, my X-Max-3 works fine after I got the belts tensioned correctly. I got a 17min benchy that looks great. I suspect a lot of your issues where the table that moved around a lot. Put it on something more stable. Anyway, thanks for posting, I really enjoyed the video and am considering making one for myself.
This is exactly the build I’ve been wanting to do for about a year now. I haven’t had the time/money/printer to do it. But it’s great to see how well it could perform.
Had my raycon earbuds in when I started this video but as soon is I heard that little thing I had the run to my truck, what that little thing was putting off and how u recorded it had my 15 inch hooligan moving 😂😂 loved it , the neighbors not so much
The sound quality really came through. and it's an ideal size to take on a travel journey, F**k the clothes, as long as there's room for the Music-Box. Thanks for sharing.
Another thought provoking video! The DSP/amp board looks to be 4 channel, I'll guess it's 2 of TI's amp ICs which makes me wonder if you can bridge a pair of outputs to drive the single woofer ? If you haven't already done one ( I'll have to recheck) perhaps a video on programming that DSP/amp board would be interesting to your viewers. Lastly since you're now both a 3D printer and CNC owner, maybe a video using both for a speaker enclosure would be informative. I know I'd like to see which parts you think are best suited to which machines.
Super cool to hear your from stl too after watching all of your videos lol who wouldve known youtubes audio genius has probably passed me while im omw to work 😂
If you want to print really fast, try placing the printer on a more stable table. You could see the printer shaking all over the place…? Did you just have it on a card table? It's possible that you just got a printer with a problem but I have the bamboo x1c and it prints a beautiful 17 minute benchy. I have seen the qidi do it too
I thought I had a rough go with my Ender 6 (CoreXY!)!!!😂 My biggest problems were enclosing it for heat retention to eliminate any warping from drafts and blobbing at various points which was caused by gcode M413 "Power Loss Recovery" being enabled. Turned that off and everything was peachy!!!😂 Regarding your box design, you could probably widen the "sound field" by angling the speakers outwards to the angle of the cones on opposite far edges would be parallel to a flat plane running through both. Doing this would (should?) provide better LeftRight channel separation. Bass port could still remain in the center. Looking from the top down, it would look like the cross section of a house, bass port at the peak, speakers on the roof slopes. Having angled front baffles would also assist to eliminate any internal standing resonant waves with possible null points.
Has anyone ever accused you of equalizing the audio to make it sound better than real life? Just curious.Your projects sound that good. Coral BX-1000 9” woofer 4 1/2” midrange 2” tweeter All measured at outside diameter of mounting flange 2 6” full range speakers in original projection screen cabinet converted into entertainment center. Only 15 watts per channel (2 channels) with left and right wired in parallel.
I've got a trio of skar 6.5's hiding under the cargo mat in my car. The box was designed just to take up as much space as I could but that's about all the engineering work I did. I'm tempted to get the dayton audio woofer tester to actually measure what these drivers can do now that I've broken them in and re-design a new box accordingly. They work shockingly well for how little design effort I put into them but I know they can do more
You should try "weld-on 16" I use that it is one glue that actually melts the contact spots of plastic together for a perfect bond. It is a bit runny like syrup, but sets within minutes
Cool idea. I wish there were more options available for smaller subs for projects like this. There's that tangband and like nothing else. I can't believe nobody tries filling that niche
Anyway you could make a video where your print a subwoofer basket and then build it or multiple fuse block, maybe even a speaker terminal cup for a box or similar items?
Nicely done as ever. I'm more impressed that you were successful in not being involved in everything about the wedding. (The last two family weddings, I was barely in the hotel room to sleep.) Even still, good to know 20% infill can be rigid enough if the layer adhesion is good. Hi Sophie! 👍
Hi @McTroyd ! I was more than happy to just have him to hang out with after the excitement of the wedding nonsense itself. There's only so much of a social battery for one weekend.
I have that same printer and it worked fine at full speed, but print quality was much better when i dropped things down to 70mm /s. I had an issue with the nozzle being loose and unscrewing slowly. The print was fine at first but after an hour the nozzle unscrewed a bit and threw off the layer height. One time it was so bad it hit the print knocking it to the side. After tightening it down the printer has been solid.
That sounds awesome! About the printer, I think the stability of the table it's on is the issue. I can see the printer wobbling when at it's fastest speed, if it's placed on a more stable surface with good rubber feet, you shouldn't run into this issue.
I see the table moving, but I don't see how that would affect the printing in any way whatsoever. The relationship between the printing head and the base shouldn't change at all, regardless of how much the entire machine is shaking or moving around. Why do you think the shaky table is the problem?
Off the chain stuff, how often do you sell the demo items? Because everything you fab is fabulous or fantastic oh yeah fun and cool to boot I do appreciate the tech side of it as well keep up the phenomenal work!!!!
I'm curious to see what you could do with the T500 from Comgrow, a 500x500x500mm bed slinger. I'll probably print a small speaker or a sub in the near future, but I lack the technical knowlege when it comes to enclosure design. Listening to all your videos with a pair of Sennheiser x DROP HD6XX through a S.M.S.L M6 DAC
Wow. I had a similar thought last video and was going to make the suggestion. To see if you could make something small and portable we all could make at home to replace those boring portable boomboxes that are all the rage. Thank you for the awesome videos and knowledge sharing!
Unless you used a high speed filament for the benchy then it was optimistic to think it would work. 600mm/s is just bragging rights though and not practical for everyday usage.
I have the neodymium version of that driver and tried using WinISD to simulate a small enclosure based off of your STL, but I didn't get anything that went that low. It would be great if you could do a blog style thing with some of the behind the scenes showing the simulation and DSP work. Love your videos anyway! I'm thinking of getting a printer to make some enclosures now :)
im always amazed by how well a 3d printed box can sound. i would LOVE to be able to print a full size enclosure for my truck... but even with a large print bed, would probably take a month if nothing failed during the printing....
Why are you only Putting out videos when you get another printer or another tool/device from some company for you to kinda review it and make the video around something your making i remember the times you use to make a video about stuff with out reviewing a new product from some company no hate just a question why can’t there be a video for a review if a product and a video on something your making I love your videos but seems like we got to watch some sort of a review to see what your new awesome project your making again no hate here love your videos been watching for years thank you for the videos you make
Have a general request, how bout a dyi box build to enhance your average medium onn rugged Bluetooth speaker. For the broke budget guy😅. If not no biggie still ❤ your in-depth content.
Just saying I'm way more interested about the design process of the enclosure to make it sound so good with the limited dimensions than the 3d printer itself.
Do you have any challenges with the subwoofer magnet and the hard drive of the laptop? I’m assuming it’s a solid-state drive? Another amazing video as always, thank you for posting!
Appreciate the time involved to create a fantastic video as always. Inquiry: Can you go into the nuances with different enclosure materials? Specifically what im thinking is acrylic vs poly, birch vs maple etc.. just an idea! Thanks
Dude! You're in the StL area?! Fancy that! I live in South St. Louis City. Since you are so close... I've got 2 Boston Acoustic G510-44 subs and a Pheonix Gold amp, brand new in the box (bought in 2008/09 and never installed), that I would love to build a better enclosure for. I built a single sealed box just to get something into the Toyota Highlander that my grandfather left me, but I would like to either maximize the sound of the one sub or build an enclosure for the two… …After doing my due diligence I came across your website and will go through the normal channels and we can go from there.
i wanna see what you would make with a Memphis MoJo 8in car subwoofer 3d printed in a ported box they are very powerful. but with a true tuned box i am guessing it would have a much cleaner range
You make avesome projects. But maybe do one for printers with 220x220 build plate vith some small spekers with passive radiators. Some tipe like jbl charge or something like that. That would be realy nice
Usually you have all the info but saying a coreXY are basically that the z moves just up and down are so wrong. It has nothing to do with the bed. CoreXY means that the steppers work in tandem. If you have 2 or 4 don’t matter they all work to move the printhead in XY. Then you have coreXZ for example. There x and z are moved when booth steppers work in tandem.
I must say, it's weird hearing your issues with support, since from all the info I see online, QIDI has an amazing support... Also, it looks like you have a bit older version. New version has a cooler on the back of the hot-end, a magnetic sheet instead of separate magnets in bed and a inductive probe instead of BL Touch (since it had some issues with magnets). From what I saw, QIDI send upgrade parts to people for free if you contact them, so that could be worth a try?
@HexiBase have you ever considered designing a passive speaker to amplify a cell phone? There are designs out there on thinigiverse but they don't look like they came from someone with as much sound engineering experience as you have.
Im curious why you went with PLA compared to a more exotic filament? Especially since it has a heated chamber. It looks like the PLA enclosure did hold up well. I love your projects. Thanks for making them!
I think its time to finally buy a bambulab p1s printer. Yes it overhyped now and yes its not a best ever printer, but since i bought one i never touch the settings, belts and etc. its just work.
I know it’s more expensive and comes in smaller rolls, but have you looked at 3dxtechs tpu gf30? Has been my go to material for some time now and I’ve wondered how well it would do as a speaker enclosure
always love your videos (while I somehow managed to miss this upload). I tried to follow you on printables - but it seems it is not possible? love the Idea, but that particular build would be a bit to big for my taste. great sound though
hello HexiBase, is it possible to change a center speaker cabinet without changing the sound much. my problem it that I have an old jamo d8 center speaker which is just a box sitting on the floor, and I had thoughts about changing it to more like a panel cabinet so it get raised more from the floor and looks more modern in the living room. any help to get further in my project is highly appreciated
Would love to build this but my big concern is a Dumba$$ like me tuning this. 1. Don't know the first thing to start. 2. Don't know the software use or even if its required. Nothing against you i love your 3D print builds. Im just not an audiophile but i like Cheap great sounding speakers.
Your DMA80-8 plot 3:02 has a much faster roll-off on the back comparing it with the datasheet. The real plot is your one or the difference is there due to design? (high Qtc?)
Witam Piotrze, pozdrowieniaz Polski :) I have a question. Is there any chance to download your files in diferent format than STL. I would like to make some small modyfications and it's dificult to work on stl files. Thank you in advance! Amazing job , thank you!
Again, I feel like buying a 3d printer and printing my own speaker box too. You continue to amaze me with every video
Yes me too
i built the hexibox v3 and it sounds amazing in my car xD and i still can use my whole trunk
I have found so many great uses for the little Tang-band. I've used it for probably 100 builds. Very reliable driver with warm deep bass. It's a beast combined with the 8" Dayton designer series passive radiator.
I've used them for my desk speakers too, they're pretty great! I've done a similar thing where I've somewhat over-extended the port tuning but then bumped it back up with DSP and it handles it pretty well in near-field.
Do you know how to use them in a tapped horn subwoofer? What about using 2 of them in the enclosure? Thank you
@@francisdaoust5862 Tapped horn you may find a speaker with a lower Xmax more suitable. These have like 9 or 10 mm of Xmax. They may be just within the range for a horn... As for using two, as long as they are well matched and in phase I don't see any issues. More is better, correct? lol
@@francisdaoust5862hexibase can u consider this build please
Bass that comes out of this tiny box is amazing 🤩.
For what it's worth, my X-Max-3 works fine after I got the belts tensioned correctly. I got a 17min benchy that looks great. I suspect a lot of your issues where the table that moved around a lot. Put it on something more stable. Anyway, thanks for posting, I really enjoyed the video and am considering making one for myself.
the neodymium version is substantially lighter, these tiny tangband subs are just magical
Nice to see Douglas, AZ getting some airtime! I lived there for 3 years back when I was a kid. Fantastic backpack speaker system!
Every time I see a new video uploaded from HexiBase, I know I'm in for a treat!
I loved the kicking laptop part for some reason :D
You are living a dream a lot of makers. It is pleasure to see that someone did achieved it. Take care.
Laughing as the recording of your one 5 1/4" driver is making the four 10" subs in my living room work for it! LOL
this brought me to the idea to make a soundbar. with the w5 and 2 fullrange speaker.
I haven't seen a new video in awhile i love watching you get new toys
Crazy how you and Sophie are still together, I could’ve sworn 10 years ago that you two wouldn’t last longer than a few months. Congrats.
10 years ago, I would have thought much the same. Then I decided I liked him a bit, asked him to marry me and here we are. 👍
Cheers!
This is exactly the build I’ve been wanting to do for about a year now. I haven’t had the time/money/printer to do it. But it’s great to see how well it could perform.
Had my raycon earbuds in when I started this video but as soon is I heard that little thing I had the run to my truck, what that little thing was putting off and how u recorded it had my 15 inch hooligan moving 😂😂 loved it , the neighbors not so much
The sound quality really came through. and it's an ideal size to take on a travel journey, F**k the clothes, as long as there's room for the Music-Box. Thanks for sharing.
When the Thumpy is just right 👌
Another thought provoking video! The DSP/amp board looks to be 4 channel, I'll guess it's 2 of TI's amp ICs which makes me wonder if you can bridge a pair of outputs to drive the single woofer ? If you haven't already done one ( I'll have to recheck) perhaps a video on programming that DSP/amp board would be interesting to your viewers. Lastly since you're now both a 3D printer and CNC owner, maybe a video using both for a speaker enclosure would be informative. I know I'd like to see which parts you think are best suited to which machines.
the W5-1138 is an amazing little sub. I have one in a Carmody Voxel for use with my PC speakers
Super cool to hear your from stl too after watching all of your videos lol who wouldve known youtubes audio genius has probably passed me while im omw to work 😂
your builds always blow my mind, another one for the books
If you want to print really fast, try placing the printer on a more stable table. You could see the printer shaking all over the place…? Did you just have it on a card table?
It's possible that you just got a printer with a problem but I have the bamboo x1c and it prints a beautiful 17 minute benchy. I have seen the qidi do it too
Welcome back Pete!
I had zero problems with the bentchy. came out perfect
U really live 3d printing stuff
This is the stuff i live for lmao
i love speakers waaay too much
I thought I had a rough go with my Ender 6 (CoreXY!)!!!😂 My biggest problems were enclosing it for heat retention to eliminate any warping from drafts and blobbing at various points which was caused by gcode M413 "Power Loss Recovery" being enabled. Turned that off and everything was peachy!!!😂 Regarding your box design, you could probably widen the "sound field" by angling the speakers outwards to the angle of the cones on opposite far edges would be parallel to a flat plane running through both. Doing this would (should?) provide better LeftRight channel separation. Bass port could still remain in the center. Looking from the top down, it would look like the cross section of a house, bass port at the peak, speakers on the roof slopes. Having angled front baffles would also assist to eliminate any internal standing resonant waves with possible null points.
I keep saying it: i love that demo song at 9:01
Yessss. And it reminds me of this golden oldie: ruclips.net/video/3b0v-GRXG6I/видео.htmlsi=5kGAUKZXFC_Sp2Gm
That first hit in the beginning, lmao. Got me too.
Finally, you got a real 3D printer :)
It was great to see you and sophie getting back to see her family 🫶🏼 even just for the weekend
Seeing my sister get married was something I refused to miss out on!
Had also big problems qidi Cfpro but after new ribbon cable and lot of tuning it's finally doing good prints. Slowly, but it's working...
Has anyone ever accused you of equalizing the audio to make it sound better than real life? Just curious.Your projects sound that good.
Coral BX-1000
9” woofer
4 1/2” midrange
2” tweeter
All measured at outside diameter of mounting flange
2 6” full range speakers in original projection screen cabinet converted into entertainment center.
Only 15 watts per channel (2 channels) with left and right wired in parallel.
Another ripper speaker!
a man of quality
Love this!! I’m sure your hotel neighbors are less impressed 😂
I've got a trio of skar 6.5's hiding under the cargo mat in my car. The box was designed just to take up as much space as I could but that's about all the engineering work I did. I'm tempted to get the dayton audio woofer tester to actually measure what these drivers can do now that I've broken them in and re-design a new box accordingly. They work shockingly well for how little design effort I put into them but I know they can do more
You should try "weld-on 16" I use that it is one glue that actually melts the contact spots of plastic together for a perfect bond. It is a bit runny like syrup, but sets within minutes
Cool idea. I wish there were more options available for smaller subs for projects like this. There's that tangband and like nothing else. I can't believe nobody tries filling that niche
Dayton E150HE-44.
I want a car subwoofer making me mirror tilt with those 5 1/4 drivers damn 😂
Anyway you could make a video where your print a subwoofer basket and then build it or multiple fuse block, maybe even a speaker terminal cup for a box or similar items?
Great project
Great video as always.
thanks for sharing your expirence with all of us 😊
Totally want to see your 3d printer storage space! You have a ton by now( unless they were for review only I can't remember if it was said).
ooh new vid wooohoo.
The flying sausage 😂
Your such a nerd and I strive to match your level of coolness 😅 also a huge nerd and I'm geeking🤓 out at your work lol
Nicely done as ever. I'm more impressed that you were successful in not being involved in everything about the wedding. (The last two family weddings, I was barely in the hotel room to sleep.) Even still, good to know 20% infill can be rigid enough if the layer adhesion is good. Hi Sophie! 👍
Hi @McTroyd ! I was more than happy to just have him to hang out with after the excitement of the wedding nonsense itself. There's only so much of a social battery for one weekend.
Goodness yes! Much sympathy for that. @@HexiBabe
Your Hotel Neighbors will hate you... But I would not 😂
I have that same printer and it worked fine at full speed, but print quality was much better when i dropped things down to 70mm /s. I had an issue with the nozzle being loose and unscrewing slowly. The print was fine at first but after an hour the nozzle unscrewed a bit and threw off the layer height. One time it was so bad it hit the print knocking it to the side. After tightening it down the printer has been solid.
That sounds awesome! About the printer, I think the stability of the table it's on is the issue. I can see the printer wobbling when at it's fastest speed, if it's placed on a more stable surface with good rubber feet, you shouldn't run into this issue.
I see the table moving, but I don't see how that would affect the printing in any way whatsoever. The relationship between the printing head and the base shouldn't change at all, regardless of how much the entire machine is shaking or moving around. Why do you think the shaky table is the problem?
Where can I listen to your songs? I've tried looking before but I can't find anything 😢
Off the chain stuff, how often do you sell the demo items? Because everything you fab is fabulous or fantastic oh yeah fun and cool to boot I do appreciate the tech side of it as well keep up the phenomenal work!!!!
I'm curious to see what you could do with the T500 from Comgrow, a 500x500x500mm bed slinger.
I'll probably print a small speaker or a sub in the near future, but I lack the technical knowlege when it comes to enclosure design.
Listening to all your videos with a pair of Sennheiser x DROP HD6XX through a S.M.S.L M6 DAC
Wow. I had a similar thought last video and was going to make the suggestion. To see if you could make something small and portable we all could make at home to replace those boring portable boomboxes that are all the rage. Thank you for the awesome videos and knowledge sharing!
0:03. Looks like it hit that spot, huh Sophie? xD
He tends to have that effect 🤣
@@HexiBabe Yeah boiii. S'what I'm talkin' about!
Unless you used a high speed filament for the benchy then it was optimistic to think it would work. 600mm/s is just bragging rights though and not practical for everyday usage.
Do you think it would make a big difference if the speaker would be printet in metal?
I like to lower the mids just a little on the eq just to make it that much more crisp
If I could skip a wedding to rock out back at the room that would be so baller!
I have the neodymium version of that driver and tried using WinISD to simulate a small enclosure based off of your STL, but I didn't get anything that went that low. It would be great if you could do a blog style thing with some of the behind the scenes showing the simulation and DSP work.
Love your videos anyway! I'm thinking of getting a printer to make some enclosures now :)
im always amazed by how well a 3d printed box can sound. i would LOVE to be able to print a full size enclosure for my truck... but even with a large print bed, would probably take a month if nothing failed during the printing....
of everything you've done in this video, is awesome... but you got me at Carne Asada Fries. LOL
My Ear studio es100 mk1 said Hi to Sophie 🤗
Hello MK1!
Missed ya bro. 😎
Really interesting, thanks.
Out of curiosity could this be made into a pair of speakers with left and right channels with Bluetooth connectivity between left and right channels?
Why are you only
Putting out videos when you get another printer or another tool/device from some company for you to kinda review it and make the video around something your making i remember the times you use to make a video about stuff with out reviewing a new product from some company no hate just a question why can’t there be a video for a review if a product and a video on something your making I love your videos but seems like we got to watch some sort of a review to see what your new awesome project your making again no hate here love your videos been watching for years thank you for the videos you make
What's the name of track 5 in the first test?
Have a general request, how bout a dyi box build to enhance your average medium onn rugged Bluetooth speaker. For the broke budget guy😅. If not no biggie still ❤ your in-depth content.
Also can't find the hz range of an Onn rugged medium Bluetooth speaker an have searched extensively.
I wish you would design once some height reflective speaker (Atmos speaker ) make possibility to add next dimension to standard 5.1 systems
Looks like it was a lot of fun. Maybe they'll get that firmware right someday... Not.
Just saying I'm way more interested about the design process of the enclosure to make it sound so good with the limited dimensions than the 3d printer itself.
Didnt realize you guys were in the STL area. We are about 50 min east of STL in Hellinois
The link for the Dayton Audio KABD-430 does not work :D
Do you have any challenges with the subwoofer magnet and the hard drive of the laptop? I’m assuming it’s a solid-state drive? Another amazing video as always, thank you for posting!
Appreciate the time involved to create a fantastic video as always. Inquiry: Can you go into the nuances with different enclosure materials? Specifically what im thinking is acrylic vs poly, birch vs maple etc.. just an idea! Thanks
wood vs pla ruclips.net/video/n3wlmaENJio/видео.html
Dude! You're in the StL area?! Fancy that! I live in South St. Louis City. Since you are so close... I've got 2 Boston Acoustic G510-44 subs and a Pheonix Gold amp, brand new in the box (bought in 2008/09 and never installed), that I would love to build a better enclosure for. I built a single sealed box just to get something into the Toyota Highlander that my grandfather left me, but I would like to either maximize the sound of the one sub or build an enclosure for the two…
…After doing my due diligence I came across your website and will go through the normal channels and we can go from there.
I want to be able to do what you can do. I love the content
i wanna see what you would make with a Memphis MoJo 8in car subwoofer 3d printed in a ported box they are very powerful. but with a true tuned box i am guessing it would have a much cleaner range
You make avesome projects. But maybe do one for printers with 220x220 build plate vith some small spekers with passive radiators. Some tipe like jbl charge or something like that. That would be realy nice
Usually you have all the info but saying a coreXY are basically that the z moves just up and down are so wrong. It has nothing to do with the bed. CoreXY means that the steppers work in tandem. If you have 2 or 4 don’t matter they all work to move the printhead in XY. Then you have coreXZ for example. There x and z are moved when booth steppers work in tandem.
That print has a lot of of layer inconsistencies but good if it works
I must say, it's weird hearing your issues with support, since from all the info I see online, QIDI has an amazing support...
Also, it looks like you have a bit older version. New version has a cooler on the back of the hot-end, a magnetic sheet instead of separate magnets in bed and a inductive probe instead of BL Touch (since it had some issues with magnets). From what I saw, QIDI send upgrade parts to people for free if you contact them, so that could be worth a try?
@HexiBase have you ever considered designing a passive speaker to amplify a cell phone? There are designs out there on thinigiverse but they don't look like they came from someone with as much sound engineering experience as you have.
This is awesome! I'd definitely want to make my own but I have no idea how to do the programming of the amp/dsp :/
Now my question is, was it loud enough to get the some noise complaints in the hotel?
Im curious why you went with PLA compared to a more exotic filament? Especially since it has a heated chamber. It looks like the PLA enclosure did hold up well. I love your projects. Thanks for making them!
Just curious if it’s possible to set up two of these as a stereo pair? Sick design btw
Where did you get that backpack?
I think its time to finally buy a bambulab p1s printer. Yes it overhyped now and yes its not a best ever printer, but since i bought one i never touch the settings, belts and etc. its just work.
Nice 💪😎
I know it’s more expensive and comes in smaller rolls, but have you looked at 3dxtechs tpu gf30?
Has been my go to material for some time now and I’ve wondered how well it would do as a speaker enclosure
always love your videos (while I somehow managed to miss this upload).
I tried to follow you on printables - but it seems it is not possible?
love the Idea, but that particular build would be a bit to big for my taste. great sound though
Отличная работа.Вы великолепная пара.Успехов.
wondering how to noise floor is on these dayton DSP boards, anyone have experience with them?
How do you design these boxes that you make?? pleas i want to make a box fore my car but i dont know how to make ale the internals
hello HexiBase, is it possible to change a center speaker cabinet without changing the sound much. my problem it that I have an old jamo d8 center speaker which is just a box sitting on the floor, and I had thoughts about changing it to more like a panel cabinet so it get raised more from the floor and looks more modern in the living room. any help to get further in my project is highly appreciated
Would love to build this but my big concern is a Dumba$$ like me tuning this. 1. Don't know the first thing to start. 2. Don't know the software use or even if its required. Nothing against you i love your 3D print builds. Im just not an audiophile but i like Cheap great sounding speakers.
Is this machine able to do multiple colors
Your DMA80-8 plot 3:02 has a much faster roll-off on the back comparing it with the datasheet. The real plot is your one or the difference is there due to design? (high Qtc?)
Witam Piotrze, pozdrowieniaz Polski :) I have a question. Is there any chance to download your files in diferent format than STL. I would like to make some small modyfications and it's dificult to work on stl files. Thank you in advance! Amazing job , thank you!