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Wild that you managed to find a pallet made out of boards that size, completely spotless of dirt and unused with no nail holes whatsoever. Neat build nonetheless.
@@codybrady6637 I would love to mention that the speakers. The board he used For the subwoofers and the 2 smaller speakers only came to around 200 quid estimated, And the machinery is called a CNC piller drill. They sure are a few grand, But I can imagine he had a workshop with a CNC piller drill in it for a long time,
@@zipasaurus you can do it with a printed template and a hand router, slightly longer but still fairly easy to do (use a router bit with a bearing and make a template with some wood) also it would be a pillar drill with an a, and also it's more commonly called a cnc router.
Nice work. The things I would made different are: apply a finish on the wood, use all the same knobs, hide the wires and the battery and use a LED strip with a white silicone cover so that the LEDs are not visible.
Well... speaker design is all physics. It is a known field of engineering. There are ways to do it and ways not to do it. looking cool does not have any bearing on sounding cool. I don't want to join the negative club, but facts is facts.
@@lukepurse9042 lol. Thank you for the quick response. I wouldn’t call it a safe space but okay. If you could please add a link to the box you made yourself that follows the laws physics, I would be more than happy to add a nice comment. Until then, please enjoy your life
The distortion you're hearing on the very low end is due to the density of the wood you used. Denser == better for wave guides because they're less likely to rattle.
Not quite true. Because both sides of the board are exposed to the sound wave (among other reasons) waveguide and transmission line speakers are much more immune to coloration in the sound by the cabinet material. The main cause for that kind of distortion would be from an improperly tuned or designed system. Just from a glance one can tell that the transmission line isn't tuned to a proper length for those drivers.
This build is awesome! A well thought out design with it's creativity inspiring use of different uses of materials while keeping it simplistic. Overall bad ass execution. Thanks for sharing this with us. I was looking at buying a Bluetooth speaker, and now considering it as a DIY project. Designing and creating it with the personalization elements of exactly how I want it to look. 🙂
Seen a lot of "real" manufactuers do it that way. Atleast on big floor voofers. But maybe that's different? Or what's wrong with it. (genuinely asking,)
@@just_curi0us something you do as a hobby, not professionally. A cnc machine isn't a piece of hardware you buy at any local store, IMHO. Anyway, just to be curious, how much does a machine like that costs?
The woodwork is good but the soldering is not very good. The biggest problem is that the volume for the subwoofer was chosen incorrectly, and the channel length was also not counted for full-range speakers. The sound could be better if we made a closed space of a small volume for full-range speakers, and give the remaining volume to a woofer with a passive radiator. Well, for beauty, it was possible to make the LED strip blink in time with the music with different effects on the arduino platform
i was surprised as well at the low chamber volume for the sub. fun to look at probably but not doing much for adding bass. try WinISD for your next project! easy/free way to model/tune an enclosure for a given driver's parameters
Exactly what I was thinking. I'm like...this design makes no sense. Went thru the trouble of making a horn speaker then put the bass driver in a tiny ported enclosure?
big 5/8 inch endmill 8 inches (w/extention w/relief cut after the twist) long into a solid tree log, sculpt it out with the caverns round with a ball end mill. one solid one piece cabinet, 4.5 ft. high cpl 8's and a mid a horn all in diff sealed compartments, again all in a spherical design mathed down to the freq. . million dollar babies! i did tool and die cnc prototype on down 17 years, oh how I miss a CNC. 🥵
Why would it be unusable? Thousands of car audio subwoofer boxes have been sold with plexi windows, and many car audio Sq (sound quality) competitions have been won with plexi windows. For many years I used an isobaric band pass enclosure from Obcon that sported a plexi window, and it's RTA report showed it was flat to 30Hz. The only problem I can see in the build here is the lack of any gasket material to make an air tight seal with the plexi/wood interface.
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Dude... This doesn't make sense. The sub should have all the space and vent, why would you do it like that? :D You have it completely backwards, man :) Seal the mids, vent the sub, give it more space!
You make awesome speakers from scratch. But that sure doesn't look like wood from any pallet I've ever seen. Definitely not from a common pallet type. Seems like you added in Pallet Wood being clickbaitish.
Killer project bro and beautiful work. Can not tell how music sounds tho. Based on the EDM it sounds no better than any POS from Best Buy... Would have loved to hear how it renders acoustic or vocal music. As beautiful and brilliant as this thing looks, it's a dud if the sonic does not match the beauty of the physical design. Super cool tho!! (unless those are JBL CNC plans, id black out the logo as it steals the top visual and dilutes your own self/brand as the actual innovator. 😉)
Acoustic or vocal heavy music is super easy to "render" as there is not much detail to get lost in the music, yes it might not have a great sound stage but will still sound good. With EDM there is a lot going on all at once and can get a lot of detail lost really fast
@@ZachPye Not true, our brains are wired to recognize voices so any coloration or impurity is easily heard. With EDM, you don't instinctually know how it's supposed to sound, unless you listened to the same track dozens of times on a very good system, no matter how much detail there supposedly is. So apart from the bass range, EDM is a simplistic task for any speaker.
@@westelaudio943 I have to disagree, a phone speaker can reproduce vocals with good accuracy. If I play Paris by Sabrina Carpenter through my Note 20 Ultra, her voice is clear and still has good emotion. Now if play an EDM track like Devil's Den by Deelyle, you can barely understand him once the chorus hits because of all the information happening at once. It gets worse with the track Backbone by Droeloe and Nevve. If I really feel like testing a speakers or headphones I put on a Nightcore track like Echo by Crusher-P because nothing in that song is real. EDM is not a simple task for a speaker, even my bluetooth speaker struggles with some of the EDM tracks but not my MA Bronze 2's
@@ZachPye Well, it's true a phone built in speaker is a "voice range" or midrage (500Hz - 5k) but it's designed for maximun SPL at that band, not any type of accuracy. You can hear voice loudly and understand it clearly, but it obviously sounds electronic and not anywhere near real. For that you need a really good speaker that also has decent and seamless bottom- and top end. EDM obviously sounds like a mess and worse than voice on a tiny midrange full of distortions, but it already sounds decent on a cheap party speaker with sloppy ported woofers and piezo horns, and from that point on you have diminishing returns as far as accuracy goes. While with a good vocal recording you can really hear the shortcomings of such a system, it sounds boomy and nasal and not anywhere near a real person singing.
the recording of this played back and re recorded sound better than the original version that be found on youtube even though im just wearing headphones.
@@MrKlop6 Зря так думаешь, дрель это намёк на крутящий момент , а насадок сейчас выбора просто ужас :) и все прекрасно получается, я тебе как Художник говорю
Have you noticed just how trailer trash any LED install looks when done…a subwoofer if a precisely tuned enclosure requiring one’s full attention when building… lamps are found in isle 13 at Home Depot 🤪👍
Red color leds are inoperative on right channel.. Possibly a loose connection but it would suck to have to tear the thing apart to replace the led strip for the red to work
okay this speaker is powered by a battery but i see a lack of charging port for the battery to charge. What are you meant to take it apart just to charge/recharge the battery?
It looks nice. But actually the midranges should be sealed enclosures and the subwoofer vented with the runner ports. In my application I used a tpa3116d2 feeding 2 3" subwoofers and then I runn the positives to a 1 Twitter with filter caps one on the Twitter negative and the other on the positive side. For power source I'm using a dewalt battery with an adapter and for Bluetooth module an iLive iAB13.
Would be better if you have done the lowest Layer a little bit smaller to put the LED more to the inner side to make it not visible like a indirect lightning.
Some notes: 1. Acrylic is bad for enclosures for a number of reasons, of which here is one: It resonates since it's very rigid, that's bad for good sound. 2. That plywood looks pretty low quality, and while it's probably better than particle board, I'd still trust MDF a lot more.
Really nice work/build. Now that we see your hands so much. Have you considered cutting your nails.......... Ps. Spikes only look pretty they have no dampening effect. Use rubber
This is pretty cool. I would have used a different battery and made the enclosure for the "sub" ported instead of using a "bass radiator" Besides with that bass radiator coming out of some jbl bluetooth speaking kinda takes away from the looks of the whole thing. And also requires tuning. "the radiator would actually need to be larger than the driver it's self."
i got a 20 inch speaker ^_^ from a salvaged subwoofer i want so bad to do some of this woofer boxes lmao ... that speaker is a monster without a box ... i can only imagine what it can do...
the space where the amplifier is sealed off, you could use that extra space to improve low frequencies, and use a bigger woofer by 1 inch, can't get much bass from a little 2 or 3 inch woofer, should aim for a 4 -5 inch at least, bigger more efficiency so you still get more bass with the same power.
don't know if was intended but i love how the music blends with the cutting machine sound... very original presentation! Still... don't convinced about the sound quality of the final product...
Built as if someone that does not seem to understand what amount of air volume a speaker needs.....The "SUB" is in the tiniest space possible, which would mostly kill all bass response, and instead the left and right stereo speakers which are NOT subs are given at least 5 times the air volume, but they are the ones that do NOT need a lot of air space.
Really pleasant to look at but I don’t really understand something.. why extending bass response of the mid range/high end drivers if you already have a sub built in ? Would it not be better to have a big subwoofer enclosure and two small midrange enclosures ?
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Wild that you managed to find a pallet made out of boards that size, completely spotless of dirt and unused with no nail holes whatsoever. Neat build nonetheless.
I suspect he has a different definition of the word "pallet".
A definition like “this wood got delivered on a pallet” 😂
And had thousands of dollars worth of equipment to make what only has like $50 worth of electrical components inside
@@codybrady6637 I would love to mention that the speakers. The board he used For the subwoofers and the 2 smaller speakers only came to around 200 quid estimated, And the machinery is called a CNC piller drill. They sure are a few grand, But I can imagine he had a workshop with a CNC piller drill in it for a long time,
@@zipasaurus you can do it with a printed template and a hand router, slightly longer but still fairly easy to do (use a router bit with a bearing and make a template with some wood)
also it would be a pillar drill with an a, and also it's more commonly called a cnc router.
Nice work. The things I would made different are: apply a finish on the wood, use all the same knobs, hide the wires and the battery and use a LED strip with a white silicone cover so that the LEDs are not visible.
Same might hit it with a torch and polyurethane could even take a little more off the base plate to hide the strips a little better
Maybe even notch the led strip into the wood and cover it with a diffuser so that the light is smoother and lights the box up more evenly
And wipe off the glue before it dries with a slightly damp cloth.
Um brasileiro que recebeu a atenção do cara, merece meu respeito.
@@TeamLipbone this is the most usefull advice
I love how everyone is a professional critic. You keep doing you. I think it’s cool as hell regardless
Well... speaker design is all physics. It is a known field of engineering. There are ways to do it and ways not to do it. looking cool does not have any bearing on sounding cool.
I don't want to join the negative club, but facts is facts.
@@lukepurse9042 or you could just set aside the need to prove some kind of point and praise the man for making something
@@marko9138 I didn't realise this was a safe space
@@lukepurse9042 lol. Thank you for the quick response. I wouldn’t call it a safe space but okay. If you could please add a link to the box you made yourself that follows the laws physics, I would be more than happy to add a nice comment. Until then, please enjoy your life
@@marko9138 I'll pass on your non-sequitor. Enjoy your life also.
The distortion you're hearing on the very low end is due to the density of the wood you used. Denser == better for wave guides because they're less likely to rattle.
Not quite true. Because both sides of the board are exposed to the sound wave (among other reasons) waveguide and transmission line speakers are much more immune to coloration in the sound by the cabinet material. The main cause for that kind of distortion would be from an improperly tuned or designed system.
Just from a glance one can tell that the transmission line isn't tuned to a proper length for those drivers.
then again it should also be made of just one piece of wood. Takes some work
Who cares when you drunk
@@platinumsky845 It will be the acrylic too, the middle isn't fastened down toward the front!
@@platinumsky845 and the lack of any acoustic absorbing material, and on and on....lol
Ну наконец то что-то достойное получилось! И функционал ЧПУ польностью использован.
Thank you
даа, с таким станком можно бесконечно фантазировать.. Залипательный видос👍👍👍
I believe the 2 satellites produce way more bass because it has large tubes and a larger chamber instead of a small chamber with a passive radiator.
The two satellites should not really be producing any bass, is that not the job of the subwoofer?
not much under 70hz from any of it, I wouldn't call it bass
This build is awesome! A well thought out design with it's creativity inspiring use of different uses of materials while keeping it simplistic. Overall bad ass execution. Thanks for sharing this with us. I was looking at buying a Bluetooth speaker, and now considering it as a DIY project. Designing and creating it with the personalization elements of exactly how I want it to look. 🙂
That must have been the most pristine pallet man has ever made. Handy work, your thumb hella nailed it!
Oh the awesomeness of putting a "sub" face down on any hard surface. Thats pro work there. 🤦♂️
Seen a lot of "real" manufactuers do it that way. Atleast on big floor voofers. But maybe that's different? Or what's wrong with it. (genuinely asking,)
This seems to be made mostly just for looks and flashing lights. No real acoustic engineering at all.
The sub should be ported instead of those small mids. They don't move enough air to have such a big port.
@@redvivid so true, and i bet the two Aiyama mid bass full range wouldnt reach its peak in mid low freq because the air chambers are way too big
DIY.... has a CNC machine lol
Exactly, I was wondering how much money he spent buying that type of machinery... 😏
Define diy
@@just_curi0us something you do as a hobby, not professionally. A cnc machine isn't a piece of hardware you buy at any local store, IMHO.
Anyway, just to be curious, how much does a machine like that costs?
Pallet wood,lol
He did it himself, out of materials he had with his own machines. it is a diy.
The woodwork is good but the soldering is not very good. The biggest problem is that the volume for the subwoofer was chosen incorrectly, and the channel length was also not counted for full-range speakers. The sound could be better if we made a closed space of a small volume for full-range speakers, and give the remaining volume to a woofer with a passive radiator. Well, for beauty, it was possible to make the LED strip blink in time with the music with different effects on the arduino platform
Я полностью с вами согласен😊 Частенько встречаю такие системы с странной начинкой, скрывающаяся под красивой оболочкой =)
i was surprised as well at the low chamber volume for the sub. fun to look at probably but not doing much for adding bass. try WinISD for your next project! easy/free way to model/tune an enclosure for a given driver's parameters
The woodwork is definitely not even good.
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Aww YES!!! very much so as art never goes astray ♥♥♥🤩🥰
That CNC is satisfying AF!
в общем как и обычно в таких проектах идёт перегруз на максимальной громкости, а так по виду сделано отлично
Bravo x l'impegno ed il genio che hai messo in campo ma non ascolterei mai musica in un impianto così, decisamente agli antipodi dell' hi fi
Pallet wood?
Diy?
I mean neat project, but I'd have clicked of it were accurately described as well.
Anyway, your fingernail game is on point.
8/10.
What exactly is inaccurate about it?
@@platinumsky845 that's not pallet wood and DIY generally doesn't include having a CNC router.
@@courier11sec I've had tons of pallets with wood like that, and how is it not diy? He made and assembled and DID it himself, how is that not diy?
Seal off the mids and then use the whole enclosure for the sub, you have it backwards
Thank
Exactly what I was thinking. I'm like...this design makes no sense. Went thru the trouble of making a horn speaker then put the bass driver in a tiny ported enclosure?
So much port area for those tiny mids lol
Exactly!
@@less5406 You mean tiny unported. Even worse.
Ты молодец, делаешь классные вещи такие не купишь в магазинах 👍
big 5/8 inch endmill 8 inches (w/extention w/relief cut after the twist) long into a solid tree log, sculpt it out with the caverns round with a ball end mill. one solid one piece cabinet, 4.5 ft. high cpl 8's and a mid a horn all in diff sealed compartments, again all in a spherical design mathed down to the freq. . million dollar babies! i did tool and die cnc prototype on down 17 years, oh how I miss a CNC. 🥵
This would be badass on a much larger scale, but definitely a badass mini set up.
...great project! hiding the led tripe would be a plus! Congs!
It's me again I checked for scams but this is really nice you should start selling these and make it a lot more
Podrias publicar la lista de materiales, se ve muy interesante y desearia probarlo
Beautiful job. But pity, it's acoustically unusable. Especially that thin plexiglass. Keep going with great jobs, just study some acoustics.
Why would it be unusable? Thousands of car audio subwoofer boxes have been sold with plexi windows, and many car audio Sq (sound quality) competitions have been won with plexi windows. For many years I used an isobaric band pass enclosure from Obcon that sported a plexi window, and it's RTA report showed it was flat to 30Hz. The only problem I can see in the build here is the lack of any gasket material to make an air tight seal with the plexi/wood interface.
@@ChliliConCrnage OK, then plexi. I stay with the wood and MDF. Maybe, coz I'm old school.
Actually, the Obcon box I referred to WAS old school! I purchased it around 1991 or so, over 30 years ago!
Love this, i think you could have used a pattern bit with a slightly smaller bearing to add a groove to recess the LED's in the bottom layer.
never seen a pallet with wood that over 12 in and in that good condition in disbelief super cool project tho.
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A very beautiful design at the expense of sound quality. You should have thought about the space needed for the subwoofer.
The use of the woodgrain pattern is excellent.
Dude... This doesn't make sense. The sub should have all the space and vent, why would you do it like that? :D You have it completely backwards, man :) Seal the mids, vent the sub, give it more space!
Its probably an open air woofer,
this is not about the sound quality, bud about show looks.
I see only uncontrolled bass and overpressured midrange, the aesthetic is nice and the cnc is great.
If only that was stayed mahogany and he removed the cheap looking lights that thing would be perfect... Nice work 👌
I bet that smelt amazing with that sappy pine
You make awesome speakers from scratch. But that sure doesn't look like wood from any pallet I've ever seen. Definitely not from a common pallet type.
Seems like you added in Pallet Wood being clickbaitish.
Man, you're so talented! Get to the extra step and take more care of even more details!
Now if people would put this much enthusiasm into learning how to be self reliant life would be great
Awesome build. Can you share the speakers, amp, power control etc you used?
Killer project bro and beautiful work. Can not tell how music sounds tho. Based on the EDM it sounds no better than any POS from Best Buy... Would have loved to hear how it renders acoustic or vocal music. As beautiful and brilliant as this thing looks, it's a dud if the sonic does not match the beauty of the physical design. Super cool tho!! (unless those are JBL CNC plans, id black out the logo as it steals the top visual and dilutes your own self/brand as the actual innovator. 😉)
Acoustic or vocal heavy music is super easy to "render" as there is not much detail to get lost in the music, yes it might not have a great sound stage but will still sound good. With EDM there is a lot going on all at once and can get a lot of detail lost really fast
I would second that motion yo
@@ZachPye
Not true, our brains are wired to recognize voices so any coloration or impurity is easily heard. With EDM, you don't instinctually know how it's supposed to sound, unless you listened to the same track dozens of times on a very good system, no matter how much detail there supposedly is. So apart from the bass range, EDM is a simplistic task for any speaker.
@@westelaudio943 I have to disagree, a phone speaker can reproduce vocals with good accuracy. If I play Paris by Sabrina Carpenter through my Note 20 Ultra, her voice is clear and still has good emotion. Now if play an EDM track like Devil's Den by Deelyle, you can barely understand him once the chorus hits because of all the information happening at once. It gets worse with the track Backbone by Droeloe and Nevve. If I really feel like testing a speakers or headphones I put on a Nightcore track like Echo by Crusher-P because nothing in that song is real. EDM is not a simple task for a speaker, even my bluetooth speaker struggles with some of the EDM tracks but not my MA Bronze 2's
@@ZachPye
Well, it's true a phone built in speaker is a "voice range" or midrage (500Hz - 5k) but it's designed for maximun SPL at that band, not any type of accuracy. You can hear voice loudly and understand it clearly, but it obviously sounds electronic and not anywhere near real. For that you need a really good speaker that also has decent and seamless bottom- and top end.
EDM obviously sounds like a mess and worse than voice on a tiny midrange full of distortions, but it already sounds decent on a cheap party speaker with sloppy ported woofers and piezo horns, and from that point on you have diminishing returns as far as accuracy goes. While with a good vocal recording you can really hear the shortcomings of such a system, it sounds boomy and nasal and not anywhere near a real person singing.
Quedo fregon!!! parece una consola retro
the recording of this played back and re recorded sound better than the original version that be found on youtube even though im just wearing headphones.
10:30 Дрель и насадка в помощь , и шлифую изделие сколько душе угодно 🙂
идея хорошая, но малокачественная
@@MrKlop6 Зря так думаешь, дрель это намёк на крутящий момент , а насадок сейчас выбора просто ужас :) и все прекрасно получается, я тебе как Художник говорю
nice work (aesthetically the best), but for practicality purposes, better off with a dedicated sub with it's own amp.
I feel like 4 alignment dowels one in each corner could have save a little bit on time on the gluing prosses.
But overall its a very nice horn design!
That was my idea
Have you noticed just how trailer trash any LED install looks when done…a subwoofer if a precisely tuned enclosure requiring one’s full attention when building… lamps are found in isle 13 at Home Depot 🤪👍
It's criminal that you didn't add a wood finish. Still this is amazing
Hey buddy great job.
Maybe next time you can save yourself some work by wiping the glue before it drys.
Red color leds are inoperative on right channel.. Possibly a loose connection but it would suck to have to tear the thing apart to replace the led strip for the red to work
Комментарий в поддержку ролика и канала, а также труда мастера.
The music remind me of the marble machine guy his song, only remixed
Nhìn mê quá ko biết chừng nào ra thị trường 🤩
Preety cool diy.
Bigger bass driver could have been much better
okay this speaker is powered by a battery but i see a lack of charging port for the battery to charge. What are you meant to take it apart just to charge/recharge the battery?
It looks nice.
But actually the midranges should be sealed enclosures and the subwoofer vented with the runner ports.
In my application I used a tpa3116d2 feeding 2 3" subwoofers and then I runn the positives to a 1 Twitter with filter caps one on the Twitter negative and the other on the positive side.
For power source I'm using a dewalt battery with an adapter and for Bluetooth module an iLive iAB13.
If you say to vent the sub, you obviously did not watch the video. That top cone is a passive radiator.
@@csorrows just stfu and take a sleep and come back and re-read what DJohn said and if you still don’t understand. Well all hope is lost for you
@@csorrows those are normally for bass so yeah
You right, bass drivers should have as much room as they need so they can move more air unlike tweeters and mid range who don't really need that.
@@nicholasram8235 OK kid. You know everything. Sorry
Would be better if you have done the lowest Layer a little bit smaller to put the LED more to the inner side to make it not visible like a indirect lightning.
looks good, would of put more screws through the perspex top though
Some notes:
1. Acrylic is bad for enclosures for a number of reasons, of which here is one: It resonates since it's very rigid, that's bad for good sound.
2. That plywood looks pretty low quality, and while it's probably better than particle board, I'd still trust MDF a lot more.
It looks better then it sounds.
Hello you
Really nice work/build. Now that we see your hands so much. Have you considered cutting your nails.......... Ps. Spikes only look pretty they have no dampening effect. Use rubber
I would love to have this and play full blast while pointing to my crazy ass neighbour XD
Thank you
The design is very beautiful. But I think it's not good that the subwoofer was stuck in a small area. A larger area needs to be created.
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Работа шикарная, безусловно. Единственный вопрос: куда отводится тепло от усилителя?
nice, speaker protect board when turn on speaker and ground led strip clear epoxy 1 cm
do itself untill you need to own a planer and that moving cutter xD
Hats off to your skills. But why are you playing Construction Site Noise on your device all the time. 😄
Awesome Speaker mate I am sure it sounds well better when you're right next to it, Great Job 🎉
Красиво получилось, но в плане звука так себе китайская шарманка.
I would suggest adding some vocal music for tests
Superb work.. beautiful finish! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
YOU SHOULD PUT SOLTERA REMIX BY BAD BUNNY AND LUNAY
This is pretty cool. I would have used a different battery and made the enclosure for the "sub" ported instead of using a "bass radiator" Besides with that bass radiator coming out of some jbl bluetooth speaking kinda takes away from the looks of the whole thing. And also requires tuning. "the radiator would actually need to be larger than the driver it's self."
Hello you
Esta genial, aunque seria bueno discipar el calor del modulo de sonido, para cuidar mejor la electrónica.
i got a 20 inch speaker ^_^ from a salvaged subwoofer i want so bad to do some of this woofer boxes lmao ... that speaker is a monster without a box ... i can only imagine what it can do...
the space where the amplifier is sealed off, you could use that extra space to improve low frequencies, and use a bigger woofer by 1 inch, can't get much bass from a little 2 or 3 inch woofer, should aim for a 4 -5 inch at least, bigger more efficiency so you still get more bass with the same power.
don't know if was intended but i love how the music blends with the cutting machine sound... very original presentation! Still... don't convinced about the sound quality of the final product...
Excelente, gracias por la idea...es mi proximo emprendimiento
Самый хороший сабвуфер получается из черепа мертвого кита или на крайней случай панциря черепахи
i really love this design so much tho
Красиво но немного не продумано. В качестве исполнения. Оформления. И ленту бы адреску. Уже полно готового у китайцев и без Ардуино
If you wipe off the excess glue with a wet cloth while it’s still wet it eliminates 90% of the needed sanding.
Built as if someone that does not seem to understand what amount of air volume a speaker needs.....The "SUB" is in the tiniest space possible, which would mostly kill all bass response, and instead the left and right stereo speakers which are NOT subs are given at least 5 times the air volume, but they are the ones that do NOT need a lot of air space.
Looks great, can you see a list of all components and stockists anywhere? Or even buy a finished version?
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1:01 - Starting the Maze Game. 😎
Awesome DIY 🥰🤩
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He should sell them 💯💯💯 I’d buy and add sum tweeks 💯💯💯
Thank you
@@kingmakespeaker1402 Listen I love what your Doing if you want to make a name for yourself than start selling them and go for more 🙌🏼
Amazing speaker bosster
More like an artist or sculptor.
Hello you
Looks good and everything but can't see the point in having a speaker that size when you can get them just as loud and be alot more compact
I like it without led-stripes and a wooden cover instead of plastic. It will look better if you use a natural oil to protect the wood.
the bass has a small space and the mids have an unnecessarily large space, it's on the head and backwards projected
Very Nice! Great design... I don't care for the lights, but hey it's not for me....lol
if the sub was ported it would be way louder there. but it looks like it's just closed reverse firing below.
dude, cute your fingernails. Cool speaker though!!
Do you just have the LF from one side going or what?
Bravo, elle est chouette cette enceinte, beau travail.
Really pleasant to look at but I don’t really understand something.. why extending bass response of the mid range/high end drivers if you already have a sub built in ? Would it not be better to have a big subwoofer enclosure and two small midrange enclosures ?
This build is obveously just for looks and clicks, and it sounds trash cuz off all the rattle. This is just a huge mess
great designe new friend here
Thank you
Beautiful subwoofer
Man that thing sounds amazing. Very impressive.
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It sounds like crap
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