DIY Reference Quality Speaker Build. How I built these amazing speakers and proper sound comparison!

In this video I walk you through how I built these reference quality transmission line speakers. I also compare them to my Klipsch RP250F's and a pair of Infinity Primus 362's. Some details about these speakers.
Cabinets Dimensions - 16" D x 29" T x 7" W
Woofers - www.daytonaudio.com/product/9...
Tweeters - www.daytonaudio.com/product/1...
Crossover - www.daytonaudio.com/product/5...

[@NeilBlanchard]

Very nice build - I am a huge fan of transmission line speakers. I have designed several mass loaded transmission line speakers, including the crossover, and built them. And I agree that they sound fantastic - much better bass & midrange quality than any speaker I have ever heard, and with much better bass extension from a given driver. My favorite so far, use a 6" paper cone SB Acoustics woofer, and are essentially flat in my room to 32Hz.

[@clevermusicbox3630]

Built not to break. If they do break or the corssovers need attention, you're stuffed. Fail on basic design.

[@fahvm4362]

As a beginner learner, I appreciate your teaching. 🙏🏻

[@andithejoker]

Amazing video! Did not really expect anything going into this but was just blown away by the production quality of the video and way you explained your process. Keep up the good work!

[@brianraulerson5037]

Great job, Chris! I've made about a dozen or so speakers myself. Looks like you checked all the boxes. Great work with the speakers and the video. Well done! Like button smashed!

[@mfkhometheater7742]

Nice work! I've never been any good with painting MDF so I'm going to try the sealant idea next time. As for the Dayton Reference drivers, I think these are better than a lot of far more expensive drivers. I use lots of Dayton Reference!

[@peterream9437]

Nice work Chris.

[@slickill5738]

Excellent build log with great design tips. Thank you. Subbed!

[@reginald8656]

The production quality is top tier.

[@jfphotography69]

Great job Chris, speakers look fantastic.

[@thomassellin1634]

Great video with tons of good information! Just one small correction in case someone is doing it for the first time: contact cement….you wait until the cement is dry enough that is NO LONGER sticky to the touch. Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@larrywinn2941]

Definitely one of the best detailed video's , with a beautiful set of home speaker's , thank's .

[@oscarmarfori613]

You are right that was a really inspiring build and it’s sounds amazing thanks for sharingk

[@paisteformula6021]

Beautiful job done! Transmission line as well!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@AmiVider]

Great video, nice work!

[@JimBob_1975]

Nice work, I've built my own and it's a really rewarding experience, assuming you know what you're doing!

[@darallan1837]

Many have tried..and yet you make it like so simple and very very awsome!..thank you for sharing this ! 👏👏👏

[@schauhan2764]

Amazing build tutorial! Love the final product . . . 💯💯💯

[@joshuag5854]

This is beautiful, and your work is really clean, taking care of the details.

[@lutzhegemann5103]

Awesome build and great video. Please continue making content. Just discovered your channel today. Subscribed!