My Best DIY Desktop / Bookshelf Speakers Powered by Daytone Audio with a Custom 3D Printed Enclosure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2022
- If your are interested in the STL files they can be obtained here:
cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadge...
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Your uncle needs a pair of these. Lol great video Marc
I can always arrange a special production for you ☺️
Nice work
That’s really cool!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey what a creative idea. You can play it for trial. Looking forward to hearing how your speaker plays.
No play trial yet 🙄
Kudos! ... !! Would be really nice to get a rapid 3D printer with a much larger capacity =) We could design and print tower speakerslike the Nautilus!
I am sure this will be the future. Not too long and this will probably become an established practice in the higher end speakers.
Cool result! 👍👍
Great build. A Future-fi version of the C-Note. Good choice of speakers.
Thank you for the comment. I believe the shape of the bass reflex is quite unique :) Future-Fi is a nice description.
Cool!!!!
beautiful work,
could you look into making a binaural recording system?
thank you.
Hello MAK-1, thank you for the comment. Actually, I have been contemplating how to analyze the sound performance objectively. Unfortunately most of the audio testing equipment is quite expensive, so it's most likely outside of my budget. Therefore, I am looking into options of working together with some outside help. I'll try to upload the result as soon as I have anything available.
can you post a short with the sound it produces, you left us on a cliff hanger without hearing the results. Please post a short with these sound tests, maybe put a song or something .
Thank you for your comment. Actually, I was planning to do like a proper video on the acoustics of the speaker, I just never got around to it because I went too deep down the rabbit hole regarding all of the different factors necessary to create a realistic "reproduction" of what I hear. If just a "simple" recording is fine, then I would be happy to just upload the sound-file somewhere for you. Do you have a specific (license-free) song you would like to hear?
(BTW, I still use these speakers everyday, as they are my regular desktop speakers. If I had to build them again, I would probably aim for a bit more base, rather then the flat response line which I had designed it for. Otherwise, I am super happy and I really enjoy the sound and the unique design they have )
@ringoton maybe JKRS & ECHO -
Maneater Layto -Soag. But I'm very interested in the set up because I just so happen to have the same drivers lying around and a printer ready to print. I just started researching the whole dilemma of speaker building. I designed my own xover and I'm just waiting for thr parts to come in. I just want to see what the potential of this combination is like.
I have uploaded the file here: www.transfernow.net/dl/20230927MtiP1Pai
It will be available for 7 days ;) I recorded it around 90 cm away from the speakers. With a H1n Handy Recorder on best settings and a gain of 6.5. I used a Loxjie A30 amp set to Volume 30. Audio Source is my Computer with the volume set to 72/100 (windows, Creative Sound Blaster Z)
Hi mate. I'm very amazed and like this unique design. Are you able to do a 3D print file for a 3 way speaker? (using the same design shape of this speakers)
A 3-way speaker which is 3d printed would be possible, however the current design does not have enough space, therefore a bigger speaker enclosure would probably be necessary. Even this 2-way speaker setup does produce a nice sound stage though :)