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link to whale set- ali.ski/4CXkH Hello! It took me almost 2 months to make these cases, the simplest was probably painting) the main body is painted with an analog of a raptor. The side decorative linings are primed with an insulator and polyester primer, then they were painted with enamel with the addition of a special effect (this special powder is added to the paint and mixes well), as a result, this effect is structurally matte. I lost a lot of time due to the fact that it was difficult to catch the symmetry between the grill and the body itself, since I cut a lot and finished it with a jigsaw. The grill itself is held by neodymium magnets, it is held completely securely, there are no any overtones and vibrations, I ordered magnets for ali experts .
For me it was a very interesting and not easy experience in building such an unusual speaker system, then how to start doing it I read a lot of different articles about such different designs as a maze, transmission acoustics, etc. All of their complexity in their calculation and cost therefore, many manufacturers make so few of them, but I was interested in trying to do it myself)) I accepted the challenge and made it myself!)

[@frankyvee1]

I really like that black hammered finish combined with the glossing panel and the wood grain sides. Then you outlined the sides with the interior design of the bass reflect... A work of art and craftsmanship!!!

[@goodgoat3096]

The cabinet work is gorgeous and the mix of color and texture looks great. This project is deserving of a proper crossover designed using the woofer specifications along with software such as PCD or Xsim to get the best sound out of whatever speaker drivers are selected. With this much effort put into the cabinets I would have used Scanspeak, Tangband, Peerless, or some other high end drivers along with an optimized crossover. Very original and innovative, excellent work!

[@DodgyBrothersEngineering]

Agree the drivers, xover, wiring and binding posts are not doing the effort put into the finish justice. Seems the focus is more on looks than sound, which is a pity.

[@simonbeasley989]

Wow, what beautiful craftsmanship, that is so amazing. But agree with many others, your lovely cabinets deserve the very best drive units and crossover.

[@tonmasterdigital7937]

This video is really inspiring! A lot of people who do woodwork need a ton of tools and a big workshop space to build average things, but this guy here really overdoes it! This is absolutely awesome! Love that inspiring contribution!

[@diy-sound5763]

Thanks! it's just my hobby I like to spend time in my garage)

[@edymusic80]

I just don't understand how is possible for some people to press the dislike button for this video,this guy is a genius!

[@bjn013]

First thing on my mind is the test music at the end

[@thomasvonnebenan9941]

Maybe people woking for Speaker industry? XD hornestly I not like it too, because It´s called DIY... but its not!!! it´s great work no doubt. It´s a look how awesome I am video... so it´s a LHAIA Video or some kind

[@michaelmiller6013]

I didnt see an ad yet, but I dislike any video with baked in sponsored content since I pay for premium. It is a principle thing.

[@cuebj]

No. He is not a genius but he has made a very nice cabinet very well. I made speaker cabinets with hifi componenents bought in Tottenham Court Road back in the 1970s when lots of people did so. His cabinets are excellent though I'd want to test for vibrations between the layers of MDF - I guess he is copying the idea of layering MDF from existing hifi speaker cabinet designs. Some folk have criticised his choice of components but it's legitimate to test a cabinet design with cheap components and, if it makes them sound good, build similar design for higher quality components. There is a massive problem with his making technique - MDF is very toxic to the lungs - he should have used very good dust extraction - those of us of a certain age used to mock being careful about such things - a lot of people have suffered the conseqences in their lungs

[@samago20]

I loved everything in this build. The design, the finish, everything. At first I thought that an acrylic wall would have been better to see the inside pattern, but the way you finished is awesome.

[@SeanDL81]

I was sad he hid away that interior the way he did, but like you said the cut-out at least gives you an idea of the interior.

[@tonytouch1780]

This is absolutely beautiful work !!! Made with your own hands looks better than any store bought speaker I've ever seen . Great job

[@dredbud9272]

You havent been to bestbuy lately

[@bol7]

Absolutely wonderful construction, although I prefer the mirror placing of the tweeters. Also the crossover circuits and the better speaker units will make the sound drastically better.

[@1QKGLH]

I'm not a fan of the textured black. I find it hard to keep clean and dust free. But that satin black!! Beautiful!

[@garrardzero1]

I like the textured black. It also disquises irragulareties. Different taste.

[@goodgoat3096]

Gorgeous cabinets, innovative use of textures, just beautiful.

[@chrisparti]

Absolutely brilliant design and execution, I loved how you shaped the reflex port, and the bass trap at the back of the cab from the alternating profiled nubs is pure genius. I also loved how you continued the shape the internal profile on the outside with the radiused edges, giving a glimpse of the function of the cabinet design. The choice of finished was brilliant too, the satin black against the raptor and the veneer is inspired.... I could go on an on... I loved it

[@diy-sound5763]

Thanks) I tried

[@choosumfat]

10/10 for the enclosure build. As for actual speaker setup, doing proper wiring and stuffing proper x-over is trivial at that point so I'm not going to put any fault here. Nice work.

[@davidsudmeier2949]

Fascinating build that we all can learn from! Maybe wear a respirator when spraying paint, though...

[@DmitrySold]

Столько трудов и в конце такие слабые компоненты .... да их в ящик из фанеры совать нужно, а не в такую красоту. А за труды респект!

[@dinar799]

Можно купить коробку, а динамик свой впихнуть, который тебе по-кайфу

[@NatSpeak]

Да, концовка убила. Такой адский труд по корпусам, чтобы в итоге засунуть туда ширпотреб с убогим фильтром.

[@DmitriyT1000]

Да уж действительно, недоумение и замешательство в выборе автомобильных динамиков... Делал как то для гаража нечто подобное, в итоге продал за бесценок, т.к. слушать это невозможно.

[@NatSpeak]

@@DmitriyT1000 , корпуса не играют роли, сложности их конструкции не «окупятся» существенно на звучании. Важное уметь правильно выбрать компоненты под конкретную цель. Лучший в универсальности вариант - классический фи, если умеете делайте чв, ещё лучше, сужающийся чв. В серии авторской акустики Nat Speak как раз такие появятся, уже были очень удачные эксперименты.

[@user-qq4rj9hh8f]

Вы действительно корпус рассчитывали под эти динамики? Корпус просто огонь , динамики дерьмо полное

[@chrisjmartini]

Nice work! Transmission line designs betray their size with the big sound quality. I appreciate all the effort. You must be very satisfied with the result!

[@warfam_clan6933]

To be honest, that beautiful cabinet deserves some serious electronics put inside it. Bi-Wire terminals, High-End audiophile-grade cross-over board, and High-End audiophile drivers. I was so excited only to receive a total anticlimax!

[@reggiekis5213]

Why not use heavy plexiglass for the end so you can see all the hard work and art work you did on the inside? Beautiful work by the way. Also awesome repurposed router table. You are an artist. :) Thank you the great ideas.

[@JamesR5D4]

A shame to hide the inside, amazing build tho 👍🏽

[@marwi16a53]

Plexiglass sounds terrible! MDF (the material used for the cases, no idea if it is called MDF in English as well) is the second best to use for speaker boxes I know. The best I know is concrete, but thats way too heavy! But, with these drivers and components these beautiful cases cannot sound that good anyways

[@Xennitron]

Все обитатели СНГ засрали прайд))) автор уже и не отвечает никому кроме забурежа )) хорошие это мидбасы в купе с твиттерами, главное это усилитель и настройка. Интересно как они судят звук слушая это с телефона в сортире. Респект за исполнение корпуса👍

[@ilich444444]

ахаха... диванные эксперты хули) а им дай прайд и топовую акустику, дак они хер отличат... кроме спецов конечно

[@nosnibor800]

Truly excellent design with the transmission line load at the rear. The laminated design is a clever idea. I built some 30 litre transmission line speakers when young using KEF units. Alas I am 67 and the frequency response of my ears is just not worth it anymore !

[@fireblade639]

As an audio fabricator i must say you should first cut the shape with a jigsaw then you can refine It with the router table, its faster, and keep your tools sharp longer... You don't have to be precise , just remove material for the router bit make its work easier...

[@pedromeza2398]

This speaker is a lot more detail then what we did back in the 1960's Junior Highschool woodshop class.

[@buzzcrushtrendkill]

So true. I remember making what were just speaker boxes, no consideration for volume, speaker cone size, excursion.

[@Mark_5150]

Nice and interesting looking cabinets! My only comment is next time make a left and right (mirror the tweeter over to the other side)

[@marcuscoster6529]

While a fully high end build is nice, trying to extract the maximum performance from cheaper components is pretty fun. Good job, I bet those those drivers sound better than they ever would have otherwise! I look forward to future projects, you earned a subscriber.

[@inmyopinion6836]

OMG . Do these things sound as GOOD as they LOOK ? ? ? I want !

[@yttean98]

Good woodworking skill must have taken hours to complete this job. Should play more music demos to show off what these speakers can do after all the hard work you put in.

[@gainstage4497]

Those look great, really enjoy the diffusion in the inner cabinet. Cheers

[@polimorph2023]

Not so useful at such dimensions.

[@scottcooksey5284]

@@polimorph2023 it's always useful in any dimensions. ,,This is not an open baffle.

[@PrinceWesterburg]

Try putting some wading in the cabinets which will make them a lot better

[@iantyler4045]

Love the cabinet work but a single non pol cap for the crossover!! The cabinets deserve so much more.

[@MrMaxwood]

So many people here have missed the point completely, surely you are being given the knowledge to make the cabinet so that you can make your own or similar and to your specifications... What size, components, even style is up to you... Even those suggesting components differ so whatever he used 'someone' would disagree.... You can please some of the people some of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time....

[@ASSOpid]

Thank you !!!! This guy takes his time to make a video and give ideas on cabinet design and every jackass has an opinion on what he should have done or components he should have used. Some people. 🤦🤦🤦

[@MrMaxwood]

@@ASSOpid I watch a lot of motoring channels and it's exactly the same thing, people take the time to upload content for us and people sit through it and complain and are even rude. Nothing wrong with comments and actually they can be entertaining if people take the time to think about what they say and how they say it... A good rule of thumb is 'if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything'

[@williamblackwell9558]

I will explain to you Mr. Blackwood why he is getting some push back on this video. People that are into good sound and have taken the time to research what it takes to make a good sounding speaker knows that this is more of a great woodworking video than a great sounding speaker video. He committed a few sins of speaker building but no big deal I think it can be corrected. First never mount the drivers behind the baffle unless you have the correct measuring equipment so you can see what needs to be corrected. If you can't see what needs to be corrected it is best to just mount the drivers flush. Just that correction will improve the sound. He could leave tweeter behind the baffle and flush-mount the mid so the drivers would be time-Aligned. If you are a content creator on youtube you know need to be prepared for the comments.

[@tomkocur]

It's called constructive criticism. You can either take it as a "hate" and just continue doing things bad way, or you can learn something from it and do it better next time. It's also necessary so other people don't repeat the same mistakes - you don't want to invest a lot of time into a project and then get mediocre or even bad results.

[@ASSOpid]

@@tomkocur ok make a video and show everyone how it's done....

[@nZoDesign]

Superb achievement an exemplary job. But for my taste I find them a bit heavy in terms of shape and a bit too dark too. But in a word BRAVO !!! Superbe réalisation un travail exemplaire. Mais a mon gout je les trouve un peu lourde en terme de forme et un peu trop sombre egalement. Mais en un mot BRAVO !!!

[@stgreen43tighte]

Still watching the video. Just wanted to say these beats 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chrisjackson8618]

Despite the criticism of the crossover its still a sweet build.

[@hermeszeusson4621]

There's only one thing I noticed to be asymmetric, both tweeters are positioned in the same direction, meaning that both look like left side speakers.

[@Demin94]

Эстрадный динамик??? серьезно??? какой смысл было стругать такой корпус под динамик, который даже из под коробки для обуви будет играть, но качества не будет... лайк только за корпус

[@Maximow_Y]

+

[@rokstikk]

+100500. Да и корпус скорее за дрочерство , а не за качество плюс . если делаешь корпус от балды то просто собираешь ящик - причем без дыр (фазоинверторов и тп) - потому как любую дыру надо считать , иначе она будет в определенном диапазоне выдавать звуковые колебания в противофазе в итоге получим провалы по децибелам на определенных частотах . Потому если хотите сами собрать хорошие калоши - просто ящик , просто обшить изнутри войлоком - хорошим таким слоем и воткнуть 1 динамик . Все .

[@KazakovNik]

@@rokstikk у меня китайские башни стоят, внутри только высокочастотный динамик отделен отдельной камерой и все даже обивки нет, звук очень хороший. Низов конечно не хватает, но я и не в колхозе чтобы долбежку слушать. Я конечно не специалист но как мне кажется современные динамики компенсируют звучание.

[@audio-tech-fil2287]

@@rokstikk Крутой корпус(ящик) нужно высчитывать и продумывать только для классных динамиков! А для говнодинамиков, хоть космический звездалёт построй, играть не будет, на то он и говнодинамик. А обшивать войлоком, ха-ха-ха, кто вас научил так акустику делать? Если требуется такое, значит уже совершена ошибка при изготовлении и просчётах корпуса, если всё верно сделано, то любой предмет внутри - это есть инородное тело, которое как-то не известно проявит себя, и необязательно то будет провал на определённых частотах, это может быть и подъём, и чихарда целая, которую закалебаешься исправлять. Автор в видео сделал красивый корпус, правда абсолютно напрасно, звук очень простенький, мягко говоря.

[@devinosullivan7849]

I am here because DIY. You did a heck of a job on the construction and video. Are YOU satisfied with the sound? I see comments about driver selection and speaker placement. But If you enjoy it, then I see it as mission accomplished. Bravo!!

[@Genpattonjames]

Beautiful work on the speaker cabinets. It seems that you did your homework as well regarding the enclosure volume. One thing though, As mentioned below take those speakers out, add some good home speakers. (Pride is a car audio brand) Then add a good crossover. The speakers might even be very high quality. However they are made for the acoustics of a car. If you added a crossover, did some work on crossover frequency, and added some good home speakers what you hear now will be much better. Most of the work is already done, your cabinets are functional as well as being really nice looking. BRAVO!!

[@erikvanzanen]

That paint spray gun at 12:00 how awesome it becomes this texture!

[@pufarinu]

what spray paint is that? Thanks!

[@danielleekirkpatrick8579]

Stone chip. Or bed liner buy the looks of it.. and the gun was a underseal gun

[@photocanonn]

10:00 просто мегакруто покрасили, эффект вау достигнут! колонки теперь сталкеру на слепое прослушивание )))

[@mmmackx]

прослушивание покраски?

[@Om-mq5cg]

Яблоки ела на прайде взлетит

[@gregjacksun]

This is awesome. Far too advanced and technical to call it a DIY though. Only a pro pulls this stuff off. Amazing.

[@beatliner1009]

Excellent wood working and overal cabinet look but at the moment of wiring i gave up. Please make it right and it will be awesome. Anyway it was a pleasure watching this.

[@autofull947]

вы отличный столяр , но за акустическое оформление вам еще нужно прокачивать знания )

[@lexlarkin]

To build a masterful cabinet like that and then to put car audio components in it is almost criminal.

[@Morgooooo]

Exactly! It was like making love and then not cumming in the end :D

[@edwardbalboa5528]

Shocking .... No proper Xover....

[@burieddeep5557]

This is the prettiest looking toy speaker ever!!!! It definetly undermines the whole design because it's clearly not matched for the drivers

[@diy-sound5763]

@@Morgooooo )))

[@diy-sound5763]

@@edwardbalboa5528 he is of the first order

[@olijomusic2481]

Really, one of the most beautiful cabinets I have seen.

[@H4rleyBoy]

I am no expert, but I enjoyed the video, and I think they are the nicest "looking" speakers I have ever seen well done.

[@randallsquires]

Wait, you went through all of that and didn’t use a proper crossover? Just a bass blocking cap, generic drivers, and no fill either? Bro, that could have been a much better sounding build.

[@PeterMMMMM]

Weird about the crossover. Looks like it was more of a woodworking project then a speaker project.

[@arvidbjorkstrom6554]

Yes, the speakers would probably really benefit from a real crossover, regarding the dampening I think the thought is that the pattern made by routing every other board different at the back would act as dampening. I think this is probably true for some frequencies, but some soft material on that would probably make things even better.

[@marottajoe]

Add an outboard crossover. dbx 4820.

[@tonmasterdigital7937]

Yeah thats really a petty. Also the short horn for the tweeter that is given by the front panel normally does not sound any good, but looks good😅

[@ThresholdZhor]

@@PeterMMMMM I have the same thought, too elaborated box and then use a cheap electrolitic capacitor, at least use a Solen Polipropilene

[@bigdogproductions7626]

So disappointed at the end..... that’s like crafting a supercar out of carbon fibre and putting an cheap old 1ltr engine in it. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@ulrichkalber9039]

there is a reason why there are specialists for bodywork... I would trust this guy to build decent furniture. Nothing with fancy electronics tho...

[@torokun]

I know right?

[@cameronshapley7454]

I thought I was the only one thinking this, if your gonna do car speakers then you need to run them active and some arc audio black series, focal flax If it’s the right ones I’m thinking about, or morels would sound very good in this enclosure

[@redleather420]

yeah i felt cheated at the end when he put 1 cap for the crossover in 1000 dollar custom enclosure with the tweeter off center like some 70s trash. wow

[@matzefisch]

i woukd like to see some dynaudio d28 tweeters at the surface. and dynyudio 20w75 midbase inside. and why is the tweeter here sitting on the right side on both speakers? left one left side and right one right side. and please use real 12dB crossovers with wodercaps. in my ears that was the ultimate setup in my highend times in the late 80s

[@OriginalgEd]

very nice design and craftsmanship.

[@epicdvhardprowood4412]

Алекс! Снимаю шляпу! Очень понравился дизайн акустики, жду новых проектов. Привет из Канады)))

[@diy-sound5763]

Спасибо! В июле будет крутой проект)

[@epicdvhardprowood4412]

@@diy-sound5763 ждём

[@comparedtowhat2549]

In reading the comments gist in both languages (thanks to Google translate) it seems this video is not properly understood. It is not at all about audio quality as would be in the eyes of speaker audiophiles. The video is about accomplishing production artistry in regard to specific intentional cabinet design decisions that encompass materials, methods, tool choice, finishes and more. The functional result is not a primary or even secondary concern. Think of these cabinets as a sketch in an artist's practice sketchbook where the artist has chosen a specific subject, media and method to achieve an end for no other reason than “because I could” for exploration purposes.

[@robinmyman]

Learning that hard way...done that...no crossovers...wow..tweeters will blow. No BAF...buy some and fill.

[@stephanewagner4796]

En effet quel travail accompli sur cette enceinte. La technique du bois est présente, celle de la peinture également. Merci pour le partage de toutes ces techniques, vidéo claire et bien faite.

[@Hrostbjergsorensen]

looks great, but you should have used better speakers and where is the crossover?

[@yurianhuizing2352]

Yessss absolutely true

[@jbg6961]

Absolutely! Can't be lack of money, cause of the tools. Great looking cabinets though!

[@marcusmcmurray77]

Everyone's a critic. Masterful craftmanship!

[@fwillemsen1]

are great speakers

[@dudndadn12212]

Pride makes some good speakers. Not known in the US.

[@34Kuro]

Absolutely amazing design

[@NBC_NCO]

That's a lot of work. What I would call a love hate relationship. I hate working with mdf... but it can yield very nice results.

[@tonomonster7795]

Que hermoso diseño, quedaron increíbles.

[@orange_light_pictures]

Seems preety advanced to be called 'Diy' i'm not sure that many people have access to that amount of equipment. However they look nice, it's a pity the driver and tweeter, didn't look especially good, at least not by eye; it would have been better perhaps to repurpose drivers from damaged speaker cabnits of know quiality, if you could get hold of them. I agree with others about the crossover, i'm not an electical of auido engineer, so wouldn't know what it takes to build a quiality one, but, if i've just spent that long making my own speakers, i'd think i'd look around and see what a good one looked like.

[@wikuscombrinck512]

can still do something similar with basic tools using this to inspire your project

[@manxman8008]

superb workmanship

[@noforyoutubepremium3108]

To add to others comments, the tweeters thick rim around it will cut dispersion and hamper imaging quite a bit. a nice dome tweeter like that should be surface mounted to eliminate the "wall" around it that stops it from dispersing at near 180 degrees. Beautiful build though. A whole lot of work went into it... that's for sure!

[@coldhell87]

Столько стараний, под такую хорошую музыку и в конце включить такое дерьмо... Можно было JBL купить )))

[@user-cg6oh1ug7d]

Говном промыл от производственной пыли)) Надеюсь.

[@82levy5]

How you find out the dimensions? It's any of dimensions calculated for some frequency response? Anyway it looks amaizing. Some plans are available?

[@Offline395]

Wow, looks like a thousand dollar in price. Looks like from manufacturing factory. All thumbs up.

[@Joricano]

this is master craftsman level build

[@David-ei5lq]

Interesting design for rear standing wave diffuser. Everyone has commented on the lack of proper crossover and tweeter placement. Why someone would spend so much $$$ on the cabinet comp board and then skimp on components is almost beyond belief. Did your cost of cabinet materials exceed by a factor of two or three? I don’t even want guess on total labor time.

[@jimviau327]

99David 99 : This build is a piece of art, not an HiFi device. Besides, I built something similar once and even with a simple cap on the tweeter and no crossover for the woofer it actually sounded very good. Art is not about economics it's about a soul expressing its passion. I think it's a very nice creation.

[@David-ei5lq]

@Tsrif Tsal Wow! Talk about slamming a total stranger! I did not slam the builder of the speakers. Nor did I call him by any derogatory names. I complimented him on his concept for his diffuser. As to building speakers, I know more than a little about the subject having built and designed several. My designs were not works of visual art as this design is in my opinion. Normally I don’t bother answering trolls, but in this case, designer appeared to take offense at my comments and he highlighted your response to me. No offense intended to the builder. He is obviously a talented cabinet builder.

[@David-ei5lq]

@@jimviau327 I agree with you regarding the artistry of the design. My comment was ONLY in reference to a lack of understanding of basic sound design principles. One can mount a woofer and a tweeter on a flat baffle and achieve an “OK” sound with or without a cabinet or a crossover.

[@David-ei5lq]

@@creamwobbly Yeah, but I wonder what the basic idea COULD sound like if some basic sound design principles were used to compliment such a labor intensive, artistic package.

[@vitorpandeque4896]

@@David-ei5lq if a woofer naturally rolls off at lets say 5000hz 89db then all you need is a cap on the tweeter, there is no need for an inductor, if the woofer rolled off at 10000 then an inductor would be necessary to shut it off at 5000hz if thats your intended frequency point, without knowing the specs its hard to to work out whats hes done, given the size of the tweeter and the physical size of the cap i would guess hes using a 4.7uf cap which then makes the crossover point at 4500HZ, Epos do the same design, just one cap on the tweeter, its all it needs.

[@mariuszanfir2298]

Is anyone else annoyed by the fact that the tweeter is positioned on the right, on BOTH speakers? I know the majority of speakers are built like that, but when you're making it, why not make them true right and left speakers?

[@FOH3663]

Agreed, OCD ... triggered.

[@pedroveloso9707]

kkkk, good point, thats why big part off speakers have in center... they dont have that problem... but now he need to make more 2 on the left side :) ( never the less, excellent job, hope that sounds so good as they look) maybe that crossover need a bit of tuning

[@hennerhennersen1246]

+1

[@onradioactivewaves]

I thought you just needed a red RCA cable to make it a right speaker, and white for the left?

[@mariuszanfir2298]

@@onradioactivewaves No, this is not about that, it's about the physical position of the tweeter, not about wiring. It's on the right side of the cabinet when looking from the front.

[@Miniscapes515]

I'm impressed on how well they sound. ;)

[@MASSIVExMONK3Y]

Well done nicely detailed craftsmanship

[@Cupra317hp]

Common please use a bigger milling cutter. This tiny Little thing gets pretty warm for sure.

[@amorton94]

They're cheap and disposable. No big deal.

[@Cupra317hp]

Ok. But a bigger one has a higher cutting Speed. Thats much easyer to handle. But ok. Cheap is an good Argument :) still nice work bro

[@michaelgluth3822]

You can't use a tool bigger than the radiuses you want to cut, looks like it is close to the biggest his design allowed.

[@Cupra317hp]

Mmh. Thats Naturally another way i dont thought about 😂

[@MrDanill8527]

Блин, столько трудов и стараний. И все испортил головками(

[@alexfisher3779]

для его тестовой музыки - пойдёт! :)

[@Dr_Aleksandr.M]

Только непонятно почему он сделал две правые колонки. А левые где?

[@MrDanill8527]

@@Dr_Aleksandr.M Шаблон забыл перевернуть)

[@CaffeineNightOwl]

excellent cabinet build. it deserves better electronic and chassis.

[@kalleklp7291]

Nice..one can really see the different pieces of wood are glued together like 13:35 and 13:55 . It gives it a nice amateur-like look and everyone can see not a gram of filler is used. Not even the paint can cover it up..excellent.

[@user-qt8kw3iq5b]

Бананы в красивый короб поставил💪

[@intraxx88]

Наверное нормальных не было, пришлось бананом прикрыть

[@6ev]

Это явно не ̶Р̶и̶о̶-̶д̶е̶-̶ж̶а̶н̶е̶й̶р̶о̶ США)) Какой-нибудь ростовский гараж

[@diy-sound5763]

Привет из Рио -де Чебоксары

[@Gamulyator]

@@diy-sound5763 Привет Чебоксарам) Красивый город. И люди хорошие, только тараторят слегка)

[@antonsachs987]

@@diy-sound5763 New Yебоксары

[@user-ue8ik3cm6e]

@@diy-sound5763 привет из Магадана, раз такой флешмоб :)

[@user-qk4jt6ue1n]

@@diy-sound5763 привет из Минска.

[@storylineamerica4108]

Not sure about the speakers, but the boxes turned out great!

[@wearethelamb6271]

Yeah, JBL or INFINITY.

[@visionmediaproductionsnz]

Beautiful work and so well shot.

[@cocosloan3748]

Woow So much afford and you put 10$ speakers ? Just WOw

[@danielm1387]

О! Даже заграничные дамы в шоке от таких динамиков!

[@alexandretravi]

cross 6db ????

[@mantasm.2104]

That was exactly the same first impression :)

[@Ingervolten]

Да, я ждал этого момента, только без обид пайщик из тебя никакой!:)

[@68chevelleconcours]

Holy cow I hope that thing sounds good! I impressed with the build and your patience.

[@Serbo-Greek]

Shiiiiit, I did not expect so good quality at the end. I do not like paint on wood usually, but this was a pleasure to watch! Great job!!! 😍

[@user-dz6hz6jt4n]

Когда увидел прайд сразу понял что речь о качестве сразу закончилась

[@Ivan_Sidorov22]

Аналогичные мысли)

[@adrianpolak2134]

А я увидел, как конденсаторик припаяли к высокочастотнику и ..... И чё?

[@Maximow_Y]

Думал будет супер мега хайфай крутые домашние динамики а тут бац эта хуйта 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@irbisintruderrr3711]

Урал сила

[@Maximow_Y]

@@irbisintruderrr3711 эм как сказать, для прослушивания говна пойдет

[@jamesdmehl]

Who is the music 🎶, just what is a good thing I love it!!

[@nefariousyawn]

So you got a like from the channel - but no answer! I would also like to know.

[@mrSGoldmember]

KaizanBlu - Remember

[@fubartotale3389]

Availible in any elevator near you.

[@vitami1]

Darude - Sandstorm

[@ghostnetnanny7343]

very nice woodwork, stay on this. an let the proffessionals do the accustics... Please...

[@vinodroshandsouza3369]

Very very beautifully designed and beautifully done 👏👏👌 awesome work very clean 👌💗😊

[@MyVoyaka]

Короба умеет делать, а акустику лучше доверить специалистам

[@viciva9364]

А Вы специалист??? Чтоб судить по видео о правильном подборе объёма ящика, расчёте стоячей волны, резонансе и т.д. в акустических системах...

[@MyVoyaka]

@@viciva9364 а тут не обязательно быть специалистом, что бы заметить фундаментальные ошибки при выборе излучателя

[@MyVoyaka]

@@viciva9364 первое это фильтр НЧ ВЧ, там просто один конденсатор. Далее выбор излучателя, это просто НЧ динамик, который в лучшем случае будет просто стучать с минимальной чувствительностью. И такой же ВЧ излучатель, который работает только на килогерцах. В итоге красивейшая работа с коробом и совершенно не подходящие излучатели.

[@chek967]

@@viciva9364 я специалист . и боюсь, что устану перечислять все ошибки.

[@musichit999]

А что с выкочастотными динамиками? Почему они не в зеркальном отображении?

[@_SiriusM_]

просто он решил делать 2 комплекта вот сначала 2 правых динамика собрал

[@mikhailjusk]

ты любые от с 30 до 90 глянь...симметричный нашелся

[@musichit999]

@@mikhailjusk зачем глядеть? У меня 90. Там с этим делом всё в порядке, умник)))) А по поводу 2-х комплектов... Отличная идея!

[@HAZYFALKIRK]

Nice cabinet design and build

[@NyctalopeDiurne]

Pure gold in your hands my friend! Amazing craft skills. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 I don’t understand why people say your speakers choice was terrible? Do you imagine any improvement? Could you make a 2m high speaker with the same pattern? That would be a sick thing to see (and hear!).

[@onegor2921]

Столько материала перевести ради просто колонки --жесть..,,но получилось прикольно--!!!)))

[@Daniil_shcheklein]

все хорошо но зачем pride? это же spl

[@johnspiteri8532]

I envy your talent, absolute craftsmanship

[@frecadore86]

they are looking so premium!!! very good job!

[@user-wm2yc9sh5u]

Красиво, но ни каких расчётов для этих колонок, по-моему, никто не делал.

[@TobyIKanoby]

Beautiful build, but after all the good care of everything painting your screws on the back with a sharpy, made me laugh.

[@lucjanwilczewski824]

Beautifully done

[@rabmccudden683]

They’re awesome looking speakers 🔊 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@diy-sound5763]

thank!

[@user-sl3il5sz2s]

Столярно-малярные работы - высший класс. С точки зрения электроакустики - криво, даже разделительных фильтров нормальных нет, смешной конденсатор. Неприятно-вычурный дизайн.

[@user-ei2bg4kt2i]

Соглашусь, звук как из ведра, чего и следовало ожидать. За работу однозначно зачет, а вот как акустика не годиться. Не буду вдаваться в технические дебри, учите матчасть )

[@vovandocentsid4123]

Интересно )) для какого миллионера он эти колонки епался стругал?, который поди ещё от них и отказался....

[@jorgekutev9067]

сейчас коронавирус, все для себя делаем....

[@vitaliy6605]

Для хайпа стругал.

[@Mrmilky-qv9tj]

Ну и зачем это, чем оправданы такие старания, гениальным расчетом или показуха?

[@johannesauth8066]

no idea how the sound is, but it looks great

[@stevencochrane115]

Very good design, and well executed. Well done my friend!

[@Serega-v2k]

Ты тоже ищешь русские комментарии ?

[@SianaGearz]

Get yourself a book - "Loudspeaker Design Cookbook" by Vance Dickason. It will give you foundational understanding that you are lacking at the moment. Otherwise, you're on a good path.

[@Failtrial]

Такая красота должна была стать 3х-полосными мониторами. С процессорными срезами. п.с. для этого отлично подойдёт процессор от пионера, есть еще полно китайских аналогов. Думаю сцена раскрылась бы по полной :-)

[@Powerhauze]

Awesome job as dar as design snd built go.... I personally think that if the tweeters were located at the center or true left and right speaker by placing the tweeters on opposite sides if not in center... Great job though👍🏼