Make hifi speaker for home use

1.Gather your tools and materials.
2. Choose your parts and drivers.
3. Plan the blueprints.
4. Mark the soon-to-be-cut wood.
5. Cut the wood.
6. Glue the MDF panels.
7. Install the binding post, bass port, and crossover.
8. Optional: add a BSC circuit.
You can find a detailed guide on how to build your own HiFi speakers on Instructables1. The guide provides a step-by-step process for building your own HiFi bookshelf speakers, including a list of required tools and materials.
If you’re looking for a more cost-effective option, you can build your own pair of speakers for under $200 using budget speaker kits 2. These bookshelf speakers are 9 inches tall and provide enough bass to be standalone, with a warm and thorough frequency response.
Please note that building your own custom speakers requires some technical knowledge and expertise in woodworking, soldering, and electrical engineering. If you’re new to this, it’s advisable to start with a straightforward rectangular cabinet design that still sounds fantastic 3.
Good luck with your project!
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[@user-bp2sd4cc1b]

Просто шедевр🔥🔥🔥

[@elcarlissimo]

Beautiful craftsmanship! Bravo!!

[@eduardosanchez1710]

EXCELLENT work of quality!!! 👏👏👏👏👌💯

[@felipesandoval7593]

awsome my woodworking friend.i been thinking of redoing my speakers aswell my brthrs and i build custom kitchen cabinets .so as soon asI i make time i will do so.but yours came out awsome.i like the dark colors like dark walnut or expresso.

[@balazstoth3956]

Quality work! Would be nice to see how the wiring was done...

[@elleeffe915]

Simple to make!

[@Estudio103bh]

Beautiful❤

[@johankamarudin5155]

Amazing except the velco. Really ruin the whole thing. Should have use magnet instead.

[@Nicosachero]

Hermoso trabajo

[@m.j.s.3838]

Beautifully built box. Love the inlay and dovetails. (The velcro and yellow woofer are not to my taste, though)

[@imreveress6792]

This is amazing, great job!☺️👍🎸🎺🪘

[@SukhwinderSingh-wq1wj]

Awesome

[@bentleygt3716]

wow. the Woodwork is GORGEOUS 💖, ruined by Velcro unfortunately. you could've used something else to hold the Grill with.

[@salvatoreiannone4130]

beautiful project, it is possible to have the specifications to be able to carry it out. Where to download speaker type and crossover filter drawings

[@ganck1147]

Awesome work there. What woofer is that? I know the midrange driver is from Dynaudio

[@kolgrillarn]

Hey please, you can not have all elements in the same chamber without a wall between! It can not sound good! Looks great,but...

[@AaravKalkar]

Finally someonepointed that out

[@marcospaulo5606]

Muito bom, ficaram lindas 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇧🇷

[@tonypaca3015]

amazing. What type of wood is this? how thick is it?

[@jeanclaudejulien6138]

👍👍👍👍👍👌👌

[@acme181169]

Lovely, well built cabinets, not convinced they'll sound any good. Velcro!!! 😢

[@velvv5387]

Корпус АС - это не мебель!!! Размер корпуса рассчитывается под характеристики динамиков. Не сделаны элементарные работы по акустическому оформлению корпусов АС. Поэтому - да, красиво. Но это - не про звук!

[@shanauroff]

Да я так понял там сч и нч в одном объеме 😂

[@mosermarkus6823]

Warum hat der Mittelton kein eigenes Gehäuse??? Das ist nicht gut, sollte man nicht machen. Why doesn't the midrange have its own housing??? That's not good, you shouldn't do it.

[@javiervelarde2747]

Hifi sin separar la salida de aire del bajo con una cámara independiente y si usar un crossover, un trabajo mediocre !

[@thomasschafer7268]

😅😅was eine hässliche Farbe des tieftöners. Was ist denn mit der bedämpfung und der weiche 😅😅😅

[@daveristic7895]

Beautiful workmanship, but unfortunately poor design. You cannot have all those drivers sharing the same large cabinet, those raised edges all around the perimeter of the front baffle will cause all kinds of negative effects on the frequency response, and a port on the front face will disrupt the response as well. This speaker is unfortunately very much like a stripper….great to look at but doesn’t offer very much value.

[@VibolAV]

we hope to do it better next time.Tq

[@1mikeb]

​@@VibolAVdon't listen to these pretend audiophiles. You went old school in your design, and some of the most sought after vintage speakers are built like yours. Anyone who thinks speakers can't be front ported doesn't know anything about them, and none of these critics ever built anything in their lives. Beautiful work, and I hope you are enjoying them.

[@mattivirta]

why ? totally NOT need speakers or music anywere. waste only lot time build.