Building 2.1 Sound Bar & Subwoofer with Bluetooth | PART 1 of 3 - by SoundBlab
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This is Part 1 of the project where I build the enclosures for the Sound Bar and the Subwoofer. In Part 2, I will be finishing the project with the drivers, crossover and electronics installation. The project uses a 2.1 TPA3116 Bluetooth amplifier to provide power to the drivers. It comes with the function to set the master volume, stereo channel level, subwoofer level and crossover frequency.
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►Some of the PARTS used in this build:
- TPA3116 2.1 Channel Amplifier Module with Bluetooth 4.0 - goo.gl/wiBr7d
- Visaton FRS8 4 Ohm Full Range Drivers - (US) parts-express.... , (EU) bit.ly/3RA2gxt
- Tang Band W5-1138SMF Subwoofer - (US) parts-express.... , (EU) bit.ly/3GRGyPB
- Tang Band 13-1761S Tweeters - (US) parts-express.... , (EU) bit.ly/3XauIHt
- Black speaker grill cloth - amzn.to/2g0K7a1 , goo.gl/o69VYT
- Grill Fasteners - goo.gl/x8WcFN , amzn.to/2cgV5tA
- 24V 4.5A Switch Mode Power Supply - goo.gl/5YGq5u , amzn.to/2f5kCCu
- Polyfill - amzn.to/2gnQ8l1
- IEC Power Socket with Switch - goo.gl/pz8JmS , amzn.to/2glBqtW
- 70mm (2 3/4 inch) Hole Saw - amzn.to/2g1HlEa
- 92mm (3 5/8 inch) Hole Saw - amzn.to/2gnxf1S
- Hole Saw Mandrel - amzn.to/2gnAh5Y
- Adjustable Wood Circle Cutter - (ebay.com) goo.gl/kXwMnV , (Amazon.com) amzn.to/2xtF8u2, (eBay.de) goo.gl/wXt9UX
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Another beauty! Wish you had the time to upload more often and talked a little more during the videos. You have a lot of wisdom to share and it shows in your craftsmanship.
Thanks man! I am hoping to do what I call 'build blabs' about each build, where I talk about some of the design and build decisions and respond to some comments and FAQs.
SoundBlab that "sounds" great‼️
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Really love this I was waiting for the soundbar design from your side. I had ask you before to make this but you never disappoint me. Now waiting for sound demo
Thanks!
I could tell with the precision of the fist tap that this was for me.
Cool, tx.
you can sharpen the hole saws same as any saw.
Nnoooooooo u shouldnt say audios now. I never thought that the video is going to end that soon. You have got the best sleigh of hand. Next time make 2 houres of video. Super.hats off
If you have issues with the teeth of the holesaw gumming up, you can just hold another piece of wood gently on them. It will clean them right up!
Tx for the tip!
Awesome working man@100%
Thanks
Very cool. Love seeing this process.
Cool!
Wow, very nice and clean work
Thanks
Seus vídeos são demais! Aprendo muito com eles. Obrigado Por compartilhar seus conhecimentos!
Pleasure!
Really looking forward to part two. As always very nice video!!
Tx
ONDE TA A 2 PARTE?
Como se chama essa arte de confecção de caixas?
Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho. Um abraço do brasil!
good-job
Thanks
Very good video. I hope for more. Adios
Tx
Very nice!!!!
Tx
Hey, great video as usual, you read my mind, this was what I was hoping you would do for your next build, can't wait for the next video
Cool, tx!
I'm hyped for part 2!!!!
Mooi werk!
+Quentin Sherratt Dankie!
Great sound!
Really nice work, man. Really beautiful!
Thanks!
Can you say 'audios' at the end, that'd be great
Can i make the sound bar without twetter and crossover? Just to connect the speakers to sub amplifier? How can I get the plan to build the subwoofer like yours ? I need the measurements. Thanks in advance.
Any tricks on how to cut holes for the volume knobs so they align with the amp board?
Really nice work, Really beautiful
Tx
Great build as usual. What is the name for that dual-arm drill bit you use to cut out the subwoofer hole?
Thanks. It is an Adjustable Wood Circle Cutter - goo.gl/kXwMnV , amzn.to/2xtF8u2
SoundBlab that tool is awesome. Could you use that to cut rings?
Cool - might have to pick one up! BTW, the bluetooth boards finally arrived so I should be starting my build next month.
Modustrial Maker what BT boards are you using?
Dayton Audio 2x15w BT boards.
Will you post measurements of the finished speakers?
Great buld bravo.
You have skills....
Please clean the hole saw between cuts. Will save all that burning.
+Tony Frewin Sure!
dat video contains
%99 Real wood art
%1 elecronics and driver information
This is part 1, part 2 will cover electronics and drivers
What do you use for countersinking? I get poor quality ones when I do it.. Do you apply pressure? Do you have it at high RPM? Nice video! Liked
I use a countersink bit. Best is to use it on a drill stand. I find that countersinking with a hand drill does not work for me well.
0:42 can you see the name of that song in your audioblocks/StoryBlocks Playlist to me buy ? I am in storyblocks and I can't find that song.
If you would sell this set up how mutch and would it come with bluthooth n remote n bass control as well ???
Awesome
Sehr gut! waiting for next part ;)
What was the thickness of the wood that you used for the speaker grill? I am working on a project and I'm not sure what I should get
I think it was 12mm or 1/2 inch MDF
Would love to be able to purchase the plans for this build, especially the sub box build
I am hoping to get some time to do a build plan for these before the end of this year.
From where I can get the mdf board
Thanks for the video. What is first clear finish coat you apply, before sanding and paint? I can only see that its Woo... something. Is it varnish, hardener, sealer, or what? I haven't seen that done before.
It is a sanding sealer. There should be a link in the description.
Thanks. I don't think there's anything like that in the description. That was the first place I checked and I read through again when you replied.
Sorry, it was in the description of the 3rd part of this build series. I used something similar to this, Universal Sanding Sealer - amzn.to/2yYaDJy
Hey, thanks. I didn't expect another follow up and I appreciate it. :)
Please tell about the materials and it's names including circuit board speaker and good company name.
Great vid. I have the same Festo circular/track saw. Do you have a part number for the aluminum track? I love the saw but I could really expand my capabilities by adding a track to it.
Thanks. It is a Festo FS 1400 track. The saw is probably around 20 years old so not sure the track are available anymore. You might have to contact Festool to find out.
Nice vid. I enjoy watching your builds! I never noticed before but see you are using a Triton router. Curious to know how you are mounting it to the table? I was thinking of mounting the plate (fence) to the table - looks like you are doing something similar?
Thank you! I made an aluminum plate with same keyholes as the plate that comes with the router and attached it to the bottom of the surface. I can then easily remove the router and use it with the plate that comes with it when I need to.
Great plan. Thanks for sharing...off to shop for some aluminium :)
Excelente. Me gustó
Thanks
Looking good!
Thanks man!
Veeeery nice!! This Winter i must replicate your project in my own, i need a soundbar for my TV. So, do you think is sound well for listening to film? Another thing, didnt you use any tweeter? And crossovers? Didnt you use them too?
I did, but i will go over that in part 2 coming soon.
SoundBlab ok thanks..i ask you because i didnt see the parts i mention before in the list you made in the video description ✌️
Muito linda ficou show!!
Thanks
Honestly I would have suggested you use a 6.5 or grater for the subwoofer... a small Dayton driver is simply not as good as a true subwoofer...
Thats not a small Dayton driver. It is a Tang Band 5inch subwoofer driver. Two of them that performs much better than just one 6.5inch. For the application, they perform better than expected.
@@SoundBlab Hi nice build but why are 2 better than one?
Nice build! What is that prepaint coat you are using on the mdf? I never use mdf because I dont get a good enough finish.
Erik did it I was wondering this also as I used mdf and the paint kept chipping off in places, especially on the corners. I even used a primer paint before the main paint.
It is a sanding sealer. It seals up the MDF after a couple of layers and sanding after each. it provides for a very nice surface for paint application. I still recommend a primer and then final coat after the sanding sealer.
love
Thanks
Witch one is the best.. with pasive radiator or air hole.. thank you..
It depends on the application. Normally, if you have room for it, a bass port (the air hole) is better as it offers a slightly lower group delay. Essentially that means you get a punchier bass response. However there are downsides, firstly the port takes away from the enclosure volume which limits how low you can tune said port if your enclosure is pretty small. Secondly if you try to avoid this by having a narrower port in a small box (for any given box to tune lower you have to have the port either longer, narrower, or both), you can run into port noise; basically the sound of the air whooshing in and out. And so in cases where you have a small enclosure passive radiators normally are a better choice, as they don't have port noise and normally take up less room in the box for any given tuning.
what type of wood you use to make speakers
Medium density Fiber board (MDF) 12mm
What type of wood do u use for the boxes?
Medium density Fiber board (MDF) 12mm
Nice build. I would like to ask you. What wood are you using? MDF?
Thanks. Yes, MDF.
I think your website is down. I want to access and it says "Database error". By the way, excellent video and products. I want to make one of these for myself.
Hey, thanks man! It should be back up again now.
Part 2 ?
4:55 please that music's title and the artist name.
I am trying to find in the site he said, the Audioblocks maybe, if discover the genre will be easy to find it.
What is that blue gun? Nail gun?
Yes
awesome build dude
It is a sanding sealer. It works well to seal the MDF and get a better final paint finish. You can apply it in 2 or 3 coats and sanding with a fine grit sandpaper in between coats.
Part 2 ????
Very nice build! I was wondering, how do you figure out the dimensions for the enclosures? Is there any literature you recommend reading?
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Thanks. Each speaker driver has what they call Thiele Small specifications. These are used to determine the box sizes and port dimensions. Parts Express sell a variety of books that will teach you more about speaker design. Check this link: goo.gl/Ha1YLW There are also many online resources if you Google speaker design.
Great, thanks!
South African accent no doubt ?
Jip
What is this material?
Medium Density Fiber board (MDF)
Regálame ese parlante poder porfavor 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😇
Free music is hard to find, i get strikes all the time but only on my best videos. I need a new approach
My solution has been to only use music when I really need it, and then only using the RUclips Audio Library.
what is song's name? please. 4:47 - 9:15
i replay so many times!
#SoundBlab where do you get your driver's from?
For this build it was from Parts Express.
@@SoundBlab thanks.
This video just isn't about building the sub box it also about how to use those machine ....😐😐
no test ? :/
See part3
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I'm not trying to be a dick, because you made a nice video, good editing and music choices. But when I click on a video titled build I expect more details about the the build rather than just a video of someone assembling something.
More details will come in part 2. I could not fit everything into one video.
Home theatre 😅😅
Incomplete😐😐😐😑😑😑
Watch part 2 and 3.