With the normal speakon terminals. Doesn't matter which one.

Thanks! Tehyŕe absolutely great speakers. Nice colour scheme youo have. Have fun!

Deze heb ik al heel lang niet meer. Ze klonken mooi maar geen streep laag. Dus snel weer verkocht destijds. 🙂

@@Vouwfiets9 laag is idd niet het sterke punt, ik heb zelf de mg12’s een tijdje gehad, met een sub wordt het wel beter, de transparantie en de grotere afbeelding vind ik dan wel weer goed

Wo ist mein Fahrrad?

Thanks man!! 👍

Thank you very much! Yes it is Kraftwerk.

Hi! They are GRS 15PF-8.

They are very well suited to open baffle spec wise, and really not for anything else. It is a strange driver T/S parameters considering. But great in OB, super duper!!!

@@Vouwfiets9 thank you i was looking at the pt version for IB

@@phillipmorris9847 Qts is way lower on them, on paper they are unsuitable for OB or IB. And twice the cost as well. I would stick to the PF version.

@@Vouwfiets9yes your right, sorry I was looking at the 18s, you think .54 be ok for IB ?

Thanks man! In real life they sound very good. Goose bumps every time. I'm very interested in your project and your experiences with your build! 😎

How do I get that done ?

@@MotownAudio Search for those two speakers, eminence alpha-15a & tang band w8-1808, and open baffle - DIYaudio is a good site. I can provide more info if needed

@@MotownAudio Get familiar with open baffle design and building, read a lot about it. And just start building. 🙂

@@Vouwfiets9 Drivers? Dimensions? Crossover details?

Gaslamp Killer, Nissim

Thanks! Dayton PA460-8, Dayton PA200-8, Dayton horn (12x12 inch) and a noname Chinese 1,75 inch titanium compresion tweeter.

Haha thanks. I live near Leiden, Netherlands

Thanks! Yes they are great revealing speakers. I still regret to have sold them. 🙂

Hi! The build was quite straightforward. 18 mm MDF all around, baffle 18 mm MDF plus 12 birch ply, so 30 mm in total. Internal bracing and I kept the measurements of the TL 1. Pricewise I can't afford building a true TL1 as well, hence the shortcuts I took. I can email you pictures of the build if you like.

Thanks! The main reason why I bought this Douk is the impedance loading options for MC. Have been searching for the optimal value for my DL-103r and 220 Ohm is the sweet spot for me. Also I like the look and the VU meter. 🙂 It is no as quiet as my other preamps. On high volumes (volume at 12 o'clock) there is a distinct hiss. But I never play that loud, so no problem. Sound is superduper in my opinion, very airy.

@@Vouwfiets9, have you used headphones with it yet? I just ordered one specifically for the headphone.

@@velchuck Hi! No sorry, I don listen to headphones so no opinion on that. 🙂

Hi there! I use Dayton PA 460, Dayton PA 200, Dayton horn and a GHXamp 1,75 inch commpression tweeter.

Hi, the Eminence coaxials are in a closed box. The subs have a slot reflex port around the back.

They are great, crisp and accurate. I had them crossed over at 1700 Hz.

I had them professionally resprayed as there was a severe discoloration in the grey paint and a large scratch on one of the speakers.

Hi can I ask where you got them spayed?

200 Hz and 1700 Hz

Yes indeed. Kind of sorry I sold them some years back. I built something even louder now. 😄

​@@Vouwfiets9what do you have now just out of curiosity

@@insomaniac007 I have 2 audio sets, one with Mordaunt Short Performance 6. The other with Boston Acoustics VS-336.

Thanks man! 😉

@@Vouwfiets9 i’m designing 10 inch coaxial studio monitors. for mixing and mastering music. I’m not sure why no one gets it yet. except Tannoy. check out the Tannnoy Gold 8. I want that design in a 10 inch with more power Tannoy Gold 15A is sick too

@@johnviera3884 I actually built these as poor mans Tannoys. 😄 Better casing, just not the nice Tannoy finish. Good luck on our monitor design. 😎

Thanks! Reflex ports are tuned to 30 Hz, most 18 inches will manage that.

Thanks man! Looking too fancy will never be a poroblem for me. Finishing of speakers is not my strong point. 🙂

Thanks a lot! Yes they go plenty loud. 🙂Bass is pretty nice too, the simple Canon camera doesn't pick that up really.

I sold these a long time ago. I remember being not very impressed. Okay speakers but nothing special. Not sure I tried swapping left and right. Maybe that's why. 🙂

Oh wow, that was a long time ago. 😀 I think it was 200Hz and 5 kHz, to get the most out of the Mark Audio.

No it was just a simple box. I think I didn't even put bracing in it. :-)

Hi! Tough one, it was 10 years ago. 🙂 What I can remember is the incredible spaciousness and detailed sound. Bass was completely lacking however so need a subwoofer for most music. Watch out for loose wires with second hand Magnepans.

Crown XLI 1500

Out of the box, no contest. The Lintons are far, far superior. The CV I had to room EQ, they sounded slightly bland and muffled right out of the box. They can go crazy loud though and with REQ were very, very capable speakers. I prefer the Lintons, they don't need anything, they just make music.

@@Vouwfiets9 thank you sir...

Thanks man! Very happy with these loudspeakers.

Yes, I bought these for 40 euro's. Really surprisingly good speakers. Lots of fun. Not available anymore, I guess these are 15+ years old.

Hi! Gain was at 60 dB and Inpedance at 1 kOhm. The latter was a bit much (fierce highs) and now I use a Rega Fono MC set at 400 Ohm.

I really had to look because it was some time ago. 🙂On bass it was a Yamaha P3500S, midrange a Behringer A500 and the highs were done by a Samson Servo 170. I've got a comparible speaker set up now, but slightly bigger. 🙂

Thanks! It's not that impressive. 🙂 It's a Rotel RC03 pre amp and Hypex UcD 400 mono blocks. And an Behringer DEQ2496 for room correction.

It's not an analoque filter. Crossover frequencies are set by a DBX 234XS (high-mid-low) and level correction by means of a Behringer DEQ 2496 DSP.

The behringer is not there to contribute, it is an essential part of the system. With the DBX I decide the crossover frequencies and the gain of mid/high/low. With the Behringer I control the frequency spectrum, as an equalizer, and as room correction. It helps me get a flat frequency. In a 'normal´ set up the Behringer definitely helps to get better sound in room.