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    DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    I have some SB Acoustics drivers, that I have been hoarding and decided to build myself some sweet sounding bookshelf speakers.
    Since this is my first time building my first X-overs, I decided to use a proven design that is available from Meniscus in a kit form. I e-mailed Mark and asked if I could just buy the x-over parts, separately, since I already had the drivers that were included in the speaker kit.

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    The drivers in question are the following.

    http://www.sbacoustics.com/index.php...29rdnc-c000-4/

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    http://meniscusaudio.com/images/SB17NRX35-8-UC.pdf

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    As soon as I get the enclosures done, I'll post some more pics.

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    Sweet!. What are your cab ideas?

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    I will be using the parameters around which the x-over was designed.
    The cab is going to have an internal volume of 15.5 liters, ported. (2"id x 8" long)

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    How much do you think it would cost for somebody to duplicate this project?

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    Quote Originally Posted by IBcivic View Post
    I will be using the parameters around which the x-over was designed.
    The cab is going to have an internal volume of 15.5 liters, ported. (2"id x 8" long)
    Nice, but was more interested in materials. Assumed you would model them.

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    The final enclosure design, is still in the air.
    I may try to fab something with curves, rather than a traditional box.

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    $80 for the x-over parts, the woofers are $65 each, tweeters are $55 each . Or you could by it in kit form from Meniscus for $357(enclosure not included) http://meniscusaudio.com/mandolin-pair-p-1244.html

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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    Nice, about to start on my 1st HA project, little more adventurous*: 3-way floor standers using mid and a ribbon/tweeter, TQWT enclosure and then a sub woofer T-TQWT. I decided to go active with my set up, largely because I cannot get crossover parts as easily in the UK, my soldering skills suck and I can cheat a lot with miniDSP (when funds allow, a little more basic active crossover for the moment). Scored a Sonance Sonamp 12ch on ebay for £150-retails at £1500 over here-30wpc@8ohm or 45@4ohm or bridgeable pairs.

    So, I look forward to seeing your build progress and hope I can pick up some tips along the way!



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    Re: DIY Bookshelf 2-way speakers

    Sorry I haven't had time to work on this project...my StreetFighter bike project is tying up my spare time.

    Not in the mood for F-Ging or breathing MDF so I just ordered a pair of enclosures from P-E. I will update as soon as they arrive.

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