nah, ni al caso, no sabe usar la sierra, en cortes menores de 2 pulgadas no se meten los dedos, y mi pregunta, porque hizo uniones de 2 tablas, pudiendo cortar la madera a ese ancho. y tambien es mas facil poner la bocina primero y luego armar, ya que no se ve como jalo los cables
Excellent work fast and easy (well with good equipment like you have but can be done with almost nothing it's just going to take more time and will need to be more precise on the work). Labyrinth bass reflex speakers..... i really like that it's a fantastic way to get the best from speakers. It needs some maths to be working properly but, it's way easier than close cabinets...
Nice box finish color and representation. As I know volume , air density geometry etc!!I believe if you Lessen your air through capacity by 1/2 of a inch you will have a tight sounding bass by 2 decibels higher 😃. As I can't really here the bass only treble respectfully speaking.
Around 30 years ago I studied many old 1940's / 1970's books on folded horns, Helmholtz resonators, etc.. I have two 15 Ohm 15" Tannoy monitors (folded suspension) and the cabinets are just a bit bigger. Takes 3 to lift them. Even now after all those years I would not change anything. What's was good enough for the BBC is good enough for me. Lovely to see someone taking pride in what they do. I am a little surprised there is no sound absorption anywhere but if it sounds right - it is right. Ask in a shop these days what the resonant frequency or the dB / Watt of a speaker is and they look at you as if you come from the planet Zod. My advice to anyone regardless of budget is do your homework , there is an awful lot of expensive crap out there. These little speakers on the video do look good, perhaps some soft feet? Being picky.
Saludos amigo,bien dices en otros tiempos ya existían las columnas sonoras,reflectores de bajos,o laberintos acústicos,existían varias marcas recuerdo una creo era una Karlson,ahora hablan de imanes de neodimio neodymium en parlantes,en aquel tiempo los parlantes usaban bobinas de campo,una bobina conectada a la corriente formaba el campo magnético con que sonaba el parlante,saludos desde Nezaland city México.
He could perfect them with some stuffing if that's what you're referring to. He would have to do it by ears but it would be the second part of his project and a longer one.
Is that so, many places and people sales speakers but they don´t know what is his frecuency responce or SPL, so as you say many of us need to investigate and make the test by ourselves.
@@joselo5981 It can be very interesting and fun too. I must correct my prior comment because I went to see another video of YAMANAKA and he is making another speaker and is ''stuffing'' them... It's another very nice and very well done speaker by Yamanaka.
jp it seems we studied almost the same lecture :) . Exactly 30 years ago I built my first subwoofer based on Helmholtz resonance effect (impressive gain in small frequency range). It was 120L box splitted 1/3 - 2/3 of the capacity with 30cm low frequency speaker. Two tunnels (110mm) 5cm and 25 cm long . Bandwith 18-130Hz without sub-filters . I loved when my mum was shouting - "...switch it off because all glasses are vibrating ..." :)
Beautiful cabinetry. Needs a tweeter and also loose sound-absorbing insulation in the rear transmission line to reduce mid and high frequencies which arrive at the rear port out of phase with the front speaker.
The bass speaker would have a top range of 12khz which is below the 16khz minimum needed for high fidelity. The world famous Rogers LS35A BBC monitor uses a similar woofer with a KEF T27 tweeter. The bottom range of the T27 overlaps the top range of the woofer giving a balanced sound. Adding sound absorbency material to the transmission line reduces and absorbs unwanted frequencies radiated from the rear of the cone without affecting the frequencies you do want. The transmission line is designed to reinforce low frequencies lacking in the small bass driver. That is from about 200hz and below. Everything above 200 hz only deminishes the clarity of the sound.
Beautiful build, may I suggest adding a very thin lining (0.25cm) of your choice of sound absorbent in your next build to the insides. Yeah I know it is anathema for this design but you could try it out.
Transmission line speakers have been around for 50 years or more. They always have sound absorbency fabric. The timber cabinet can vibrate and create unwanted harmonics from the higher frequencies (500khz+) you don’t want. Place your hand on your speaker cabinet, if you can feel vibration put your ear on the cabinet and listen to the muffled ‘timber speaker’ adding to the sound of the cone speaker at the front.
Your transmission line system is brilliant and produces amazing low frequency response but the midrange appears to be colored by cavity resonance within the unlined\unfilled enclosure. This can easily be remedied by stuffing the enclosure with polyester wool available for the purpose. Trial and error stuffing density will yield the desired tonal qualities. I built my own 12 inch 3 way Onkyo transmission line system using much the same principle of 1/4 wave cavity resonance to enhance the bass.
i do not know what is frequency range of those drivers but i can hear that big portion of highs is missing but boxes are fantastic. with a pair of soft dome tweeters, these would be fantastic loudspeakers
As someone that owns fe206 fullrange in back loaded horn loosing a little high is well wort it, Voices and imaging are just amazing and instruments sound real. Unfortunately as soon as you add a second speaker you have phasing problems as both driver will be a different distance from you, unless your head remains in a vice.If you ever get a chance to listen to some they will sound a little thin at first as the cabinets dont fill in the sound very much, but if you iove voices and the sound of real instruments , although no perfect you wont look back, promise.
no, its a crossoverless full range driver. The highs and mids are great on drivers like these. The bass will always be near field because of the size and limtation on the amount of air that can be moved. but should also be clean and full.
@@coisasuteis1315 cada caixa possui uma Litragem correta para o alto falante. Esses caminhos são normalmente para dar mais profundidade ao som, ou seja mais definição e graves.
@@RiKyRiCk dude every artists signs his work.. your'e right not everything is about money but you have to know who made that piece of art! and to be honest I would buy that and support the artist!
Me encanto el Proyecto esta buenísimo, solamente falto como colocar los cables y que tipo parlantes se puede utilizar que potencia en Wats aproximados se puede utilizar y como colocar los cables y soldarlos y que tipo conector utilizaste para conectar este amplificador en particular. Igual me encanto Muchísimo. Este seria mi aporte a tu vídeo... Saludos de Argentina.
os dados estao na descricao do video logo abaixo do video, veja: Unidade usada HiVi B3N Unidade de Alto-Falante de Cone de Liga de Alumínio de 8 cm de Alcance Integral ■ caixa de alto-falante Espécies de árvores: acabamento de óleo de carvalho branco Dimensões do diâmetro externo: W130XH256XD266 ■ Pré-amplificador principal Pioneer A-570 (lançado em 1980) Eu ressuscitei o que estava dormindo há quase 40 anos. A aparência é velha e danificada Mas ainda soa.
May I kiss your hand bro. You shown us what is called creativity and hard work with dedication. I wish I could do this. I know you shown the world what a BOSE speakers have inside. Thanks a lot.
Brillant work. Love it. What is the role of the internal labyrinth? Is it part of the transmission line ? Does it mean the driver does not need to be located at the end of the TL ?
Google "benefits of folded horn design"! The 'inner labyrinth' resonates in sympathy with the fundamental frequency of the bass speaker, producing clean and undistributed bass. The 'loudness' of this design is maximum, allowing it to be driven by low power amps, unlike the commoner (and much cheaper) 'infinte baffle' type - ie a sealed box.
Good example. Nice job, excellent product. Thanks friend.
Very lovely speaker build, thank you for sharing this. 👍😃
とてもよかったです。ありがとうございました。
Nice backing track :)
Well done, beautiful crafting...
Honestly, it's satisfying to watch
I'll try at home, thanks for inspiration!
図面のコピーを張って点位置を移すのは、良いアイデアですね。
Simply beautiful !!
Mars attacks
the
Loving the final outcome
Excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones. 素晴らしい仕事 おめでとうございます
Great Work!
Excellent work!
Beautiful work.
Thanks for inspiration!
Spectacular, thank you :-D
Parabéns!!! Obrigada pelo video!
La fabricacion realmente excepcional.
Maestro muy ordenado y limpio en su taller.
nah, ni al caso, no sabe usar la sierra, en cortes menores de 2 pulgadas no se meten los dedos, y mi pregunta, porque hizo uniones de 2 tablas, pudiendo cortar la madera a ese ancho. y tambien es mas facil poner la bocina primero y luego armar, ya que no se ve como jalo los cables
FANTASTIC SHOW!!!
Good work!
Felicitaciones. おめでとう、良い仕事。
Very Nice work on everything I have watched you build. Thank you for showing the world your creations.
Beautiful! Grazie!
Syujiro! Nice job! Kaizen!
一回折り返しの一般的なＴＱＷＴを何度かつくりましたが、スロートに吸音材を入れないと声に洞穴で歌っているような響きが付帯しました。何度も折り返しても共鳴するのですね。驚きました。
So relaxing to watch
Nice work! I like the tunes too! Great job
非常感謝您在TH-cam頻道上向我展示您的視頻
Excellent work fast and easy (well with good equipment like you have but can be done with almost nothing it's just going to take more time and will need to be more precise on the work).
Labyrinth bass reflex speakers..... i really like that it's a fantastic way to get the best from speakers. It needs some maths to be working properly but, it's way easier than close cabinets...
Technically there's no labyrinth involved, it's just a folded horn design.
Nice Job, Work worthy of a master
a trick : you can watch movies at Flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.
@Russell Manuel Yup, been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)
@Russell Manuel Definitely, I've been using flixzone for since november myself :D
Nice box finish color and representation. As I know volume , air density geometry etc!!I believe if you Lessen your air through capacity by 1/2 of a inch you will have a tight sounding bass by 2 decibels higher 😃. As I can't really here the bass only treble respectfully speaking.
amazing! perfectiont
looks so Real.. . good
Класс! Очень красиво получилось.
Great Job!
looks quality, but i missed how you ran the wires inside that finished enclosure, from terminals to terminals.
Around 30 years ago I studied many old 1940's / 1970's books on folded horns, Helmholtz resonators, etc.. I have two 15 Ohm 15" Tannoy monitors (folded suspension) and the cabinets are just a bit bigger. Takes 3 to lift them. Even now after all those years I would not change anything. What's was good enough for the BBC is good enough for me. Lovely to see someone taking pride in what they do. I am a little surprised there is no sound absorption anywhere but if it sounds right - it is right. Ask in a shop these days what the resonant frequency or the dB / Watt of a speaker is and they look at you as if you come from the planet Zod. My advice to anyone regardless of budget is do your homework , there is an awful lot of expensive crap out there. These little speakers on the video do look good, perhaps some soft feet? Being picky.
Saludos amigo,bien dices en otros tiempos ya existían las columnas sonoras,reflectores de bajos,o laberintos acústicos,existían varias marcas recuerdo una creo era una Karlson,ahora hablan de imanes de neodimio neodymium en parlantes,en aquel tiempo los parlantes usaban bobinas de campo,una bobina conectada a la corriente formaba el campo magnético con que sonaba el parlante,saludos desde Nezaland city México.
He could perfect them with some stuffing if that's what you're referring to. He would have to do it by ears but it would be the second part of his project and a longer one.
Is that so, many places and people sales speakers but they don´t know what is his frecuency responce or SPL, so as you say many of us need to investigate and make the test by ourselves.
@@joselo5981 It can be very interesting and fun too. I must correct my prior comment because I went to see another video of YAMANAKA and he is making another speaker and is ''stuffing'' them... It's another very nice and very well done speaker by Yamanaka.
jp it seems we studied almost the same lecture :) . Exactly 30 years ago I built my first subwoofer based on Helmholtz resonance effect (impressive gain in small frequency range). It was 120L box splitted 1/3 - 2/3 of the capacity with 30cm low frequency speaker. Two tunnels (110mm) 5cm and 25 cm long . Bandwith 18-130Hz without sub-filters . I loved when my mum was shouting - "...switch it off because all glasses are vibrating ..." :)
Beautiful cabinetry. Needs a tweeter and also loose sound-absorbing insulation in the rear transmission line to reduce mid and high frequencies which arrive at the rear port out of phase with the front speaker.
The bass speaker would have a top range of 12khz which is below the 16khz minimum needed for high fidelity. The world famous Rogers LS35A BBC monitor uses a similar woofer with a KEF T27 tweeter. The bottom range of the T27 overlaps the top range of the woofer giving a balanced sound. Adding sound absorbency material to the transmission line reduces and absorbs unwanted frequencies radiated from the rear of the cone without affecting the frequencies you do want. The transmission line is designed to reinforce low frequencies lacking in the small bass driver. That is from about 200hz and below. Everything above 200 hz only deminishes the clarity of the sound.
There is a reason for using fullrange.... Its called a crossover... Biggest crap you can put in a speaker
うらやましいですねこれだけの工具があればどんなＳＰも製作できますね。この構造で密閉型にするのがいいと思います。共振するので中板は無いほうがいいと思います。
コメント有り難うございます。
Great job. Takes me back to memory lane (See my comment elsewhere) But please take care of your fingers. You need them for your next pair of speakers!
Would like too see an analysis of the resultant frequencies.Suppose might have a good lows.
Lucky to have all your fingers 😀
Les 11 ?
Uh manteup euy,resep urang design na
Acungkeun jempol lah jang akang mah👍👍👍
Ubed Jurig baralak jiirrr 😂😂😂
Beautiful build, may I suggest adding a very thin lining (0.25cm) of your choice of sound absorbent in your next build to the insides. Yeah I know it is anathema for this design but you could try it out.
Hard wood he is using will do the damping job due to its density
Transmission line speakers have been around for 50 years or more. They always have sound absorbency fabric. The timber cabinet can vibrate and create unwanted harmonics from the higher frequencies (500khz+) you don’t want. Place your hand on your speaker cabinet, if you can feel vibration put your ear on the cabinet and listen to the muffled ‘timber speaker’ adding to the sound of the cone speaker at the front.
대단한 기술자네요 나도 꼭 따라해보고 싶습니다 구독 누르고 갑니다!!!
Fun building speakers. I built mine over 35 years ago.
ibb . co/jSWGOo Remove the spaces to get to speaker photo.
А классно получилось.
Thanks for learnme and share.. Me encanta!
Very awsome job
よくやった!
太棒了，甚至有了想做木匠的想法
首先你得有个工作室，至少有个车库
nossa... muito show mesmo... parabéns...
Your transmission line system is brilliant and produces amazing low frequency response but the midrange appears to be colored by cavity resonance within the unlined\unfilled enclosure. This can easily be remedied by stuffing the enclosure with polyester wool available for the purpose. Trial and error stuffing density will yield the desired tonal qualities. I built my own 12 inch 3 way Onkyo transmission line system using much the same principle of 1/4 wave cavity resonance to enhance the bass.
Hands up, through all the years I've been designing t-line, I've never designed one of these types of enclosure.
パイオニアのオールディズコンポのアンプだね。なつかしいなあ。
i do not know what is frequency range of those drivers but i can hear that big portion of highs is missing but boxes are fantastic. with a pair of soft dome tweeters, these would be fantastic loudspeakers
As someone that owns fe206 fullrange in back loaded horn loosing a little high is well wort it, Voices and imaging are just amazing and instruments sound real. Unfortunately as soon as you add a second speaker you have phasing problems as both driver will be a different distance from you, unless your head remains in a vice.If you ever get a chance to listen to some they will sound a little thin at first as the cabinets dont fill in the sound very much, but if you iove voices and the sound of real instruments , although no perfect you wont look back, promise.
Woodworking skills 10/10. Curtain sewing skills 2/10.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! AWESOME!!!!
Wow!! The speakers look amazing!! I would throw a set of tweeters in them too!! Nice work!!
no, its a crossoverless full range driver.
The highs and mids are great on drivers like these. The bass will always be near field because of the size and limtation on the amount of air that can be moved. but should also be clean and full.
nice job with know how & how to excellent
Good job very nice 😄
謝謝
Faltou uns parafusos nas madeiras que ficaram só coladas na parte de dentro.
Projeto top.
Oi, tudo bom?! Poderia me explicar a diferença entre essa caixa e as convencionais sem os caminhos?
@@coisasuteis1315 cada caixa possui uma Litragem correta para o alto falante.
Esses caminhos são normalmente para dar mais profundidade ao som, ou seja mais definição e graves.
Thank You
Nice work ..you just need to put your name on the front and start a brand..!
Not everything in life is business and capitalism, I hope you understand it sooner rather than later.
@@RiKyRiCk dude every artists signs his work.. your'e right not everything is about money but you have to know who made that piece of art! and to be honest I would buy that and support the artist!
seems easy to do. but cannot be if no proper tools. sounds crisp to my ear. acoustic is real.
@@StefanMariann and not everything is about leaving your name, a legacy etc. Having fun and sharing is what counts
Very nice job!
Great job
Nice enclosure. But at 5:52 you forgot to glue board #7 to board # 1.
he actually did put the glue on to the #7 slot before he put the #1 board into place 5:46
@@eyecandycoatings7480 i will need to take a closer look
cool... good job.
That is the fastest bonding wood glue I have ever seen!
You can just use 'fast forward' wood glue, it reduces bonding time to just a few seconds. 'Time-lapse' wood glue is even faster.
He uses gule accelerator
@@christos2311 That sounds like the stuff I use when out Protesting & Looting. We All get out of 1 car.
@@ridefast0 Now That's Funny!
beauty wood maze for bass reverberation
nice cabinet
Me encanto el Proyecto esta buenísimo, solamente falto como colocar los cables y que tipo parlantes se puede utilizar que potencia en Wats aproximados se puede utilizar y como colocar los cables y soldarlos y que tipo conector utilizaste para conectar este amplificador en particular. Igual me encanto Muchísimo. Este seria mi aporte a tu vídeo... Saludos de Argentina.
os dados estao na descricao do video logo abaixo do video, veja:
Unidade usada
HiVi B3N Unidade de Alto-Falante de Cone de Liga de Alumínio de 8 cm de Alcance Integral
■ caixa de alto-falante
Espécies de árvores: acabamento de óleo de carvalho branco
Dimensões do diâmetro externo: W130XH256XD266
■ Pré-amplificador principal
Pioneer A-570 (lançado em 1980)
Eu ressuscitei o que estava dormindo há quase 40 anos. A aparência é velha e danificada
Mas ainda soa.
お見事です。スピーカー線いつ入れたのかな?
Хорошая домашняя окустика одобряю 👍
May I kiss your hand bro.
You shown us what is called creativity and hard work with dedication. I wish I could do this.
I know you shown the world what a BOSE speakers have inside.
Thanks a lot.
Veo que tiene una gran fijación por ese tipo de cajas, me intriga el sonido... ¿Que tan bueno será una caja monovia One way bass reflex?
very nice!
もちろん、そのような設計ではスピーカーの硬質振動板の音が好きでしたが、スピーカーとスピーカーの間に防振パッドを入れることをお勧めします。ジェットインパルスには緩和が必要です。これはシンフォニック音楽にとって重要です。 （ロシア語のコンピュータプログラムによる翻訳）。
FABULOSO Y MARAVILLOSO,,
Brillant work. Love it.
What is the role of the internal labyrinth?
Is it part of the transmission line ?
Does it mean the driver does not need to be located at the end of the TL ?
Great Sound for a small pair of transmission loudspeaker, really impressed for with upper bass to mid / treble response
Enjoy - th-cam.com/video/hIwZjJanXag/w-d-xo.html
Why did you do all the "piping" but the air flows free through the back. ? Is that some time of project that creates more base? Thank you
How does the air flow free at the back the is only 3 holes in the box, the port hole, the speaker hole and the hole for the wire terminal
These types of boxes are called transmission line
awesome!!
So clear
Hi, Very good job ;-)
Can you tell us what is the "oil" you put on the wood please?
Thank you
Looks like boiled linseed oil
excelente sistema de acustica y la elaboracion en madera es lo apropiado por la disipacion de sonido y su nitidez, gracias por la enseñanza
昔よく見たバックロードホーンに似てますけど構造から見て用途は違うようですね
Muy bien quedo muy funcional.
good job. good video, good experience, good good good
OMG the sound is amazing
Bagus. Terima kasih kongsi ilmu
I like the simple thought out technique.
Would you like to know what this box has to offer in terms of loudness? Did that inner labyrinth affect anything?
Google "benefits of folded horn design"! The 'inner labyrinth' resonates in sympathy with the fundamental frequency of the bass speaker, producing clean and undistributed bass. The 'loudness' of this design is maximum, allowing it to be driven by low power amps, unlike the commoner (and much cheaper) 'infinte baffle' type - ie a sealed box.
どの木材が使われていますか？
板を何枚かに切って接着しているのは何か理由があるのですか
Хорошая работа! Greate job! Well done!
a thick solid wood and that maze with a 3 inch woofer pretty sure it will not produce a nice bass reflex
Tell that to Bose ....
It would be much more dramatic if you use flash paper to lay out the pins, then light it on fire to move to the next step.
you live in hollywood? LoL
Just making an observation. Tell me I'm wrong.
@@Greg042869 you are not wrong... But you didn't answer me either 💁😘. Yeap that would be cool wouldn't it
Very nice
5:10 以降の 音道接着で、タイトボンドの後に継目に塗っている透明な液体と、スプレー缶は、何ですか？
コメント有り難うございます。アロンアルファ木工用瞬間接着剤とその硬化スプレーです。瞬間接着剤は比較的ズレには強いですが衝撃に弱いので、タイトボンドが硬化するまでの時間つなぎに使ってます。
YAMANAKA SYUJIRO 様 有難うございます。
I can only think in the thousands of dollars his workshop worth
Muito bom gostei