Thank you! I have actually realised that myself after completing the project and have updated the design by placing the power supply on the bottom which you can find on my Instructables post.
Hey to solve your chuffing issues, you can use a slot port in your future builds to reduce port noise by 70%. All that said, i think its one of the greatest builds iv'e ever seen!!!!.
Ah the Joy of having ALL the right tools ! .... my projects usually end up with me traveling back and forth to the store 37x , lol ... awesome sub man , i had fun watching too and the pay-off demo at the end was the icing on the cake ! Great job !
Haha, thank you so much! To be honest I only own like a few hand tools and a drill. I use a 'tool library' when I'm in need of a table saw or a drill press.
Millwork is nicely done, virtually the same as i would have done. Try using shellac as a sealer as it will not cause any swelling of particle board or MDF. Just a handy hint.😉 Dry & ready to handle in 10 to 15 minutes or less.
Holy mackerel Brother. Awesome job, I felt like I was watching how its made. How To...Anyone with all your equipment already knows how to build it. Im looking to do a stand alone but i was going to tart up some old car speaker stuff and using no jigs or fancy equipment. Dont get me wrong I build systems for homes and cars and in order to be productive we build boxes sand edges and cover with material, your build is geared more for master tinker guys. With your skills make a box with old parts and minimal time and public would not get discouraged
This was for 95% a joy to watch. Such a treat. Fine design and beautifully crafted. No expenses spared. But in all honesty, I had a hard time swallowing the terrible potmeter knobs that violated the enclosure, especially after turning a blind eye to the cheap banana plugs. Hence the 95%. Compared to the cost of the build it would have been cheep to get some nice knobs and terminals. But thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed it a lot. 👍👍👍
I love all the DIY vids. As a regular john smith I certenly do have the workshop, all this cheap and small hardware and skill to make one of these ;) Who are the videos for once again?
Dude thats a very loving job you've done building that Sub but I would've put the power supply on the floor of the unit because heat will over time melt the tape and I suspect the weight of the power supply will cause damage and you grief having to undo your excellent work. And I would use 8 gauge cable for the signal wires to your other speakers. Its a wonderful thing seeing someone taking pride in their work and sharing the results.
Good work , perfect design for small woofer. I maded few DIY projects myself and bigger subwoofers require screws connections otherwise after few months glue and paint will crack for sure.
I believe people without the same tools can make A BOX using basic tools. This was done by a professional and if you aren’t you shouldn’t expect your outcome to be at his level.
I did some canned spray box before, it always doesn't end well even after using lot's of primer and sealant, so I decided to to send it to my friend's auto body shop and use automotive spray paint. The end result is way better than canned spray only cost a little more. The paint is thick so all the mounting need to cut a little bigger.
@@austinsears1637 no in the middle and the magnet is facing in the bass port and the cone is backward and it will give more shocking bass than putting in the outside
@@justabasslover4404Donny shown something cool . He just pointed one direction for beginers . Everybody can decide, what the important : high detailed HI-FI or , simply Hi_Fi or more-more-more high& bass sound. Why need fals, " shocking " bass ? This is a cool stuff to a Pc, or something else with SMALL speaker . I'm also doing it differently, but it is also excellent method. You need extreme, " shocking " bass ? Build a Carson Reflex cabinet. Old school , but the dual 40 cm long stroke subwoofer / cabinet pushes your aura down . :D Or build your method from your own money, not from Donny. " You should make one too.." Nice...
One of the rare builds on YT I actually like. Kudos. TIPS: Add some Sonofil (or something similar) in the box. It will "increase" the box size and make the woofer play a bit lower and softer(but not muddy). Additionally, it also helps with standing wave dissipation and tends to help with some potential port noise. Also, make sure that the intake of the port (one inside the box) has at least the diameter of the port of distance between the wall facing the port input. That greatly reduces port noise(if you have any). So, if your port diameter is 8 cm, make sure that the intake is at least 8 cm away from the box wall facing the port input.
Nice idea, no comments there, but if a person does not have the machines that you use, it is a very different kettle of fish! Letting your local shop cut the wood, will raise the price big time. Then, it, could be, easier to buy a sub ready made!
You did a lot of work here but there is a lot going on that is not so great. Maybe you could watch some threads on audio forums. Not trying to be an a-hole, but seeing a lot of work and a not so great outcome. Things that could be better is the diameter of the port and internal placement, it is too close to a wall and the air velocity is too high. You should always place the amplifier and power source on the bottom and mounted with screws. It also looks like you pushed the power cable socket in without an adhesive. It is so close to being really good, just for a few details. I do hope you will continue because you have talent enough 👍
Great build! Clean design. Good engineering. I do recommend using a push stick on the table saw more often and clamping pieces when drilling. Thank you for the great video.
Honestly that's just asking for trouble using double sided sticky tape to stick the power supply to the roof of the sub.... But non the less very good job and nice build my friend, keep up the good work
Cool - did this once (once) Until I realized you can buy one that has much more going for it and costs less than building. True for most speaker until you get into the $2000 range then you can't beat the build. Fun tho...
What I did,I bought a cheap speaker $30 under will work,and I just took it apart and took out the power supply and the cables that were connected to the lil subwoofers and I just wired that to a bigger subwoofer.
why step down to 12 volts when the amp calls for 24v? and why use a special power supply like that when 12v is so common and could be in line with the power cord and not mounted inside?
The distortion figures for TPA3116D are around about 0.2%, which is perfectly acceptable below 100Hz as hearing is less sensitive to distortion there, BUT the IC is only capable of 50W into 4R, which means you need an optimum box size for the driver you are using, otherwise you will get massive amounts of excursion and little actual bass output. In other words you cannot use a small box with such an underpowered amplifier. Is your box size calculated on the Thiele Small Parameters for optimum ported? Does it shake the room?
The box is very nice! But the electronics are.... well maybe its just me but I would never use those SMD and switching mode shits. Why would I use SMD if I have enough space for THT? I will never understand.
Another sweet build. If ever you get the chance though,,, change those toy knobs to something a bit more respectable. Those things are a disrespect to your work.
@@DonnyTerek All good , you did a great job. I do agree with Struggling Paradox though , your work standard is above the look of those. I often collect quality knobs from old broken down vintage audio components .
@@justins.1283 I think the best type of subwoofer is the one directed down the floor, each other is a waste of energy that we will not feel, sometimes it is better to buy a weaker but directed at the floor than a stronger one directed to the side.
Hey Donny nice work. Build quality is great. But for people who is care about sound quality measurements of signals more important. If you want to move your channel level up add that stuff as well. Good luck!
I wanted videos on how to put an active sub in my scooters seat and couldn't find anything good really but this gave me a rough idea of how to make the sub compact enough to get it in there so I'll do the exact same build but obviously to fit my bikes seat parameters
dumpster fire of wiring techniques. Not tinning wires and so many others, but my favorite is putting solder on the through holes for a power or speaker wire and then surface mounting them. The through holes are there for a reason.
That's sub bass which is under 20hz, it's impossible to have a woofer playing at let's say 50hz without being able to hear it. (If it's rated for 50hz that is) Also this system can't give you those low frequencies that are supposed to be felt as both the box and the driver are way to small.
Exactly! It is all easily done, IF you own a complete woodworkshop! If you don't buy a ready to assemble kit, many of them around, with good components! Nice idea, but not realistic!
@@peter_aka_hamamass You can build this sub with very little tools actually. A drill , ( even a hand turned non powered one will do ) a good hand saw , and perhaps a electric jig saw . It would just take more time and care. It`s how most things were made years ago. Some of us have forgotten , but many never knew in the first place.
Yes this is powerfull enough for home use bcz this subwoofer has 40W and is tuned (according to the pipe how long it is) to around 36Hz which is really good. But my choise will be the slightly stronger subwoofer with slightly bigger enclosure ( longer for longer pipe ). for 2.1 set the 70W subwoofer would be enough. I have set of 1x600W subwoofer , 1X 800W subwoofer , 3X 60W mid-range speakers only for mid ( loud asf ), 2X 40W and 4X 20 tweeters. Every single speaker is perfectly balanced for my room and my hearing ability with digital 24bit equaliser.
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Very nice but definitely need to secure the power supply with something stronger than tape
Thank you! I have actually realised that myself after completing the project and have updated the design by placing the power supply on the bottom which you can find on my Instructables post.
Perfect job......
Agree
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Yeah..need to screws them.
Hey to solve your chuffing issues, you can use a slot port in your future builds to reduce port noise by 70%.
All that said, i think its one of the greatest builds iv'e ever seen!!!!.
Ah the Joy of having ALL the right tools ! .... my projects usually end up with me traveling back and forth to the store 37x , lol ... awesome sub man , i had fun watching too and the pay-off demo at the end was the icing on the cake ! Great job !
Haha, thank you so much! To be honest I only own like a few hand tools and a drill. I use a 'tool library' when I'm in need of a table saw or a drill press.
The way you made the box is completely professional....and that's it.
Everything after it is a big no no. Good job with the MDF part though.
Millwork is nicely done, virtually the same as i would have done.
Try using shellac as a sealer as it will not cause any swelling of particle board or MDF. Just a handy hint.😉
Dry & ready to handle in 10 to 15 minutes or less.
Ado as ydeia
Holy mackerel Brother. Awesome job, I felt like I was watching how its made. How To...Anyone with all your equipment already knows how to build it. Im looking to do a stand alone but i was going to tart up some old car speaker stuff and using no jigs or fancy equipment. Dont get me wrong I build systems for homes and cars and in order to be productive we build boxes sand edges and cover with material, your build is geared more for master tinker guys. With your skills make a box with old parts and minimal time and public would not get discouraged
This was for 95% a joy to watch. Such a treat. Fine design and beautifully crafted. No expenses spared. But in all honesty, I had a hard time swallowing the terrible potmeter knobs that violated the enclosure, especially after turning a blind eye to the cheap banana plugs. Hence the 95%. Compared to the cost of the build it would have been cheep to get some nice knobs and terminals. But thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed it a lot. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the honest opinion! I will definitely improve my next build.
I love all the DIY vids. As a regular john smith I certenly do have the workshop, all this cheap and small hardware and skill to make one of these ;) Who are the videos for once again?
Dude thats a very loving job you've done building that Sub but I would've put the power supply on the floor of the unit because heat will over time melt the tape and I suspect the weight of the power supply will cause damage and you grief having to undo your excellent work. And I would use 8 gauge cable for the signal wires to your other speakers.
Its a wonderful thing seeing someone taking pride in their work and sharing the results.
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Nice work man! The ONLY thing I didn't like was the double stick tape on the power supply.
2 month later and the power supply will fall down of the pcb
@@TechTalkTobi summer's ahead, think it will come down earlier ;)
exactly what I was thinking.
I’d screw it to the bottom
Good work , perfect design for small woofer. I maded few DIY projects myself and bigger subwoofers require screws connections otherwise after few months glue and paint will crack for sure.
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Woh Woh. What a beautiful.what.a finishing. Amazing amazing work.congratulations to you sir.
Thank you so much! Truly means a lot.
I believe people without the same tools can make A BOX using basic tools. This was done by a professional and if you aren’t you shouldn’t expect your outcome to be at his level.
watching you paint the wood was so therapeutic!
I did some canned spray box before, it always doesn't end well even after using lot's of primer and sealant, so I decided to to send it to my friend's auto body shop and use automotive spray paint. The end result is way better than canned spray only cost a little more. The paint is thick so all the mounting need to cut a little bigger.
Very nice subwoofer. Thank for sharing!
Thank you so much!
You should make one too! But use a bit bigger woofer and put it inside so that it won't be damaged
@@justabasslover4404
What do you mean by put it inside!?!? You mean like on the bottom so it's up or down firing!?!?
@@austinsears1637 no in the middle and the magnet is facing in the bass port and the cone is backward and it will give more shocking bass than putting in the outside
@@justabasslover4404Donny shown something cool . He just pointed one direction for beginers . Everybody can decide, what the important : high detailed HI-FI or , simply Hi_Fi or more-more-more high& bass sound. Why need fals, " shocking " bass ? This is a cool stuff to a Pc, or something else with SMALL speaker . I'm also doing it differently, but it is also excellent method. You need extreme, " shocking " bass ? Build a Carson Reflex cabinet. Old school , but the dual 40 cm long stroke subwoofer / cabinet pushes your aura down . :D Or build your method from your own money, not from Donny. " You should make one too.." Nice...
One of the rare builds on YT I actually like. Kudos.
TIPS: Add some Sonofil (or something similar) in the box. It will "increase" the box size and make the woofer play a bit lower and softer(but not muddy).
Additionally, it also helps with standing wave dissipation and tends to help with some potential port noise.
Also, make sure that the intake of the port (one inside the box) has at least the diameter of the port of distance between the wall facing the port input. That greatly reduces port noise(if you have any). So, if your port diameter is 8 cm, make sure that the intake is at least 8 cm away from the box wall facing the port input.
Thank you so much! Truly means a lot.
Those are some great tips of you! Thanks!
Nice idea, no comments there, but if a person does not have the machines that you use, it is a very different kettle of fish! Letting your local shop cut the wood, will raise the price big time. Then, it, could be, easier to buy a sub ready made!
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You did a lot of work here but there is a lot going on that is not so great.
Maybe you could watch some threads on audio forums.
Not trying to be an a-hole, but seeing a lot of work and a not so great outcome.
Things that could be better is the diameter of the port and internal placement, it is too close to a wall and the air velocity is too high.
You should always place the amplifier and power source on the bottom and mounted with screws.
It also looks like you pushed the power cable socket in without an adhesive.
It is so close to being really good, just for a few details. I do hope you will continue because you have talent enough 👍
20:53 is perfectly edited, amazing work man for both filming and editing and making the sub
Thank you!!
Great build! Clean design. Good engineering. I do recommend using a push stick on the table saw more often and clamping pieces when drilling. Thank you for the great video.
Thank you so much! Truly means a lot!
Very nice, detailed work. It’s obvious that this wasn’t a rush job for you to crank a video out and get onto TH-cam.
Thank you so much! These projects do take quite some time to make, from the design to filming to uploading build plans. Can't rush too much!
You got a sub from me man, keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!
Мне кажется, что блок питания очень быстро отвалится. А в остальном очень хорошая работа )))
ти как суда попав
С удовольствием посмотрел за всем процессом очень хорошая работа
Хотя и динамик не велик, но ход большой
я бы купил у него
you know i seen a lot of videos before it but u r genius u have a lot of machines i like your style and your manner
Thank you a lot!
Honestly that's just asking for trouble using double sided sticky tape to stick the power supply to the roof of the sub.... But non the less very good job and nice build my friend, keep up the good work
a nice video, keep it up! continue the good work with faith.
I love the tangband!
Edit: That's a long port! How low is the box tuned? Bracing for the box? Crazy. This build is so good!
Thank you! The box is tuned to 43Hz. The port needs to be around 8 inches long.
@@DonnyTerek Could you use a 100W woofer instead ? Or would the enclosure need to be bigger?
Cool - did this once (once) Until I realized you can buy one that has much more going for it and costs less than building. True for most speaker until you get into the $2000 range then you can't beat the build. Fun tho...
When new video is coming
I'm really addicted to your channel.
You are SERIOUSLY talented.
Thank you!
That's actually exactly what I'm trying to make
Would love to see how it turned out!
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@@DonnyTerek damn Ive never seen your message👀. Havent been working on it unfortunately due to some reasons but I will defo finish it at some point👍🏻
I m your FAN.......thnX for NO background music SIR
Great job, I liked it, but the control panel could have been nicer.
Just print the labels and stick it on.
Thank you!
It is not DIY it is professional grade stuff good work there bro
Amigo esta muy chingon tu bafle que padre felicidades muy bonito
What I did,I bought a cheap speaker $30 under will work,and I just took it apart and took out the power supply and the cables that were connected to the lil subwoofers and I just wired that to a bigger subwoofer.
nice work and (without the cheap knobs) good looking if u like the design (me personally not) just one tip from me
the life begins with inch 18 xD
Beautiful photography.
Delicia de som! Isso sim é qualidade, assim como o bacom é vida, na musica o grave tambem é vida...
Yes, finally Donny. You precision is does not go unnoticed.
Thank you so much!
Now i know why speaker set is expensive. That's alot job
*a lot of work. Yes it is
you do well. The bass sound is very strong
Thanks!
iam not sure if the powe supply will survive the pressure and vibrations in the subwoofer for long. hope the best for you. nice project.
FlowwUP how much it cost
Got thesame worry.
Max spl will be 81db 😂😂😂
Really boss this subwoofer amazing i like it
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Thank you friend!
Very nice subwoofer👍👍nice work 👌👌
Thank you!!
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why step down to 12 volts when the amp calls for 24v? and why use a special power supply like that when 12v is so common and could be in line with the power cord and not mounted inside?
@Ashvith Shetty very sorry to trigger. just here asking questions. Do it right next time ;)
Ashvith Shetty - What? Triggered? Goodness gracious...
I really appreciate the care taken in the assembly of your project & attention to detail!
You should be proud!👍
Thank you! Means a lot.
Very nice built and nicely made video.
Your speaker's driver is much bigger than your woofer's.
The distortion figures for TPA3116D are around about 0.2%, which is perfectly acceptable below 100Hz as hearing is less sensitive to distortion there, BUT the IC is only capable of 50W into 4R, which means you need an optimum box size for the driver you are using, otherwise you will get massive amounts of excursion and little actual bass output. In other words you cannot use a small box with such an underpowered amplifier.
Is your box size calculated on the Thiele Small Parameters for optimum ported?
Does it shake the room?
wow... impressive craftsmanship... an attention to detail... gonna have to buy all my boxes from you in the future.
Damn. I love this diy! I want to make something similar like this, but its very hard to find great subwoofer unit in Lithuania.
Thank you!
Kiến vợ gấp con như giàu cầu hồn nữa căo hại mười chín tuổi yến vơ yếu 29
nesunku :D
you can buy one from me free shiping to europe from portugal
Buy it online dude
Excellent craftsmanship
Thank you! 🙏
Finally some great bass with diy speakers
Perfect job 👍👌
But next plz make us hear it more
The box is very nice!
But the electronics are.... well maybe its just me but I would never use those SMD and switching mode shits.
Why would I use SMD if I have enough space for THT?
I will never understand.
It is a CRAP build from start to finish
Kenn Mossman - you’re certainly a nice guy, aren’t you?
I need the measurements of the sub woofer box
good work but why bluetooth? you ruined it at the end
You must have been playing WOW or shitting into a tin bucket when he showed the 3.5mm input.
Beautiful work you got there. Well done sir!
Thank you! Means a lot to me.
Another sweet build.
If ever you get the chance though,,, change those toy knobs to something a bit more respectable. Those things are a disrespect to your work.
Thank you!
I have to agree on the amplifier knobs, but they were what I had on hand 😁
@@DonnyTerek All good , you did a great job. I do agree with Struggling Paradox though , your work standard is above the look of those. I often collect quality knobs from old broken down vintage audio components .
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You should build one using a bigger subwoofer driver.
this box is too small for biger drive
@@MikeleKonstantyFiedorowiczIV What I meant was make the same style with a larger driver . Of course the cabinet will have to be larger.
@@justins.1283 I think the best type of subwoofer is the one directed down the floor, each other is a waste of energy that we will not feel, sometimes it is better to buy a weaker but directed at the floor than a stronger one directed to the side.
Hey Donny nice work. Build quality is great. But for people who is care about sound quality measurements of signals more important. If you want to move your channel level up add that stuff as well. Good luck!
Dam! That sounds Great!
Thanks!
Aku hanya bisa menyukai dan melihat nya saja tidak bisa memiliki, mantap 100%.
You got some upgrades, nicely built sub👌👌👌
Haha, thanks!
Galing ng pag kakagawa nya
Awesome build dude, shows you take pride and care and your damn time making stuff. But look at the result. Cheers dude
Thank you so much! Means a lot.
I wanted videos on how to put an active sub in my scooters seat and couldn't find anything good really but this gave me a rough idea of how to make the sub compact enough to get it in there so I'll do the exact same build but obviously to fit my bikes seat parameters
That sounds like a fun project. Just make sure you keep the overall volume correct.
Man, that was sick!!!!! Awesome video. I watched from beginning to end. 👌
the design and workmanship is there .awesome! sadly the hardware does not achieve what I wanted for a woofer.
Why did you not just buy a 12v supply in the first place?
Even better, the amplifier is rated 12-24v!
Thumbs up for playing some Bonobo I'm the background as you put the box together. One of my favorite tracks
Nice cabin but you can use chrome plate for pots
Really nice job, good to see it done properly, very inspirational!
dumpster fire of wiring techniques. Not tinning wires and so many others, but my favorite is putting solder on the through holes for a power or speaker wire and then surface mounting them. The through holes are there for a reason.
change with awesome knob. good job bro,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Parabéns pelo trabalho ficou perfeito
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How much does it Cost ?
Is your sub woofer available in India ?
So professional so neat and clean work👍
First DIY that make normal sounding speaker :D
Haha, thanks!
awesome job dude. you are multi talented
Thank you! Cheers!
Does this amplifier board makes that thudding soung on power on/off?
No, it works flawless!
Когда у человека руки откуда нужно ростут ! молодец!!!
a sub inst meant to be heard. it's to feel the base!
Man thats so stupid.....
wardope *bass
That's sub bass which is under 20hz, it's impossible to have a woofer playing at let's say 50hz without being able to hear it. (If it's rated for 50hz that is)
Also this system can't give you those low frequencies that are supposed to be felt as both the box and the driver are way to small.
@@b.kaan75 Actually, he's correct. Hence the name "Subwoofer".
PARABÉNS MANO. VC É O CARA.
Как всегда очень красиво , кроме одного регулятор не очень красивые
О привет)
, very nice work and you have the satisfaction of building it yourself !!!!!!!!!
fantastic job !!!!!!!
Step 1: Buy a wood shop.
Exactly! It is all easily done, IF you own a complete woodworkshop! If you don't buy a ready to assemble kit, many of them around, with good components! Nice idea, but not realistic!
😂
@@peter_aka_hamamass You can build this sub with very little tools actually.
A drill , ( even a hand turned non powered one will do ) a good hand saw ,
and perhaps a electric jig saw . It would just take more time and care.
It`s how most things were made years ago. Some of us have forgotten , but many never knew in the first place.
@@harryme472 could u help me with what I need to make such a box without having that much expensive stuff as in the video?
Una obra de arte compañero..... felicidades
I just wanna know the name of them pliers 😂
Very neat work
How will it handle this song - Miss K8 & MC Nolz - Raiders of Rampage?
Looking good but the I would definitely upgrade the frontpanel with the dials to something nicer, e.g. an aluminium sheet
The sound test part: 19:31
Woofer Sounds Super 👌
20:54 and then my sub kicks in :D
The sound very clear, very creative 😲
"definitely powerful enough for home use"
LOL
Yes this is powerfull enough for home use bcz this subwoofer has 40W and is tuned (according to the pipe how long it is) to around 36Hz which is really good. But my choise will be the slightly stronger subwoofer with slightly bigger enclosure ( longer for longer pipe ). for 2.1 set the 70W subwoofer would be enough. I have set of 1x600W subwoofer , 1X 800W subwoofer , 3X 60W mid-range speakers only for mid ( loud asf ), 2X 40W and 4X 20 tweeters. Every single speaker is perfectly balanced for my room and my hearing ability with digital 24bit equaliser.
Samo Hraje exactly, why use this little thing when you can use the big stuff...? haha
@@RWL2012 yeah 😂😂