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3-Way High Efficiency Speaker
(Lavoce, Dynaudio, Foster 3-way. October-2023)
LCR MTM 3-Channel Speaker
(Three MTM Speakers in One. July-2023)
Mini7bt - A Minimus 7 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
(Minimus 7 and Dayton Audio. Spring-2022)
2-Way Ribbon Tweeter Speakers
(Vifa and Pioneer. May-2020)
Transmission Line Speakers
(Aborted attempt at a TL. September-2012)
Acoustic Research AR-4x Rehab
(Rehab of a garage sale find. January-2016)
Infinity RS-4000 Rehab
(Rehab of a garage sale find. June-2015)
Polaris
(A tall, thin, upwards firing omnidirectional speaker. May-2010)
Shiva_PR15
(A powered subwoofer using a 12" driver and 15" passive radiator. Jan-2010)
Can-Less
(A computer speaker; redux. December-2005)
Can-Can
(A computer speaker in a light canister. Jan-2005)
Sonosub
(10" vented subwoofer in a cardboard tube, powered by a Parapix amp. May-1999)
MTM Center Channel Speaker
(A Madisound design. Nov-1997)
2-way Surround Speakers
(5" woofer and 1" tweeter. July 1997)
3-piece mini system
(6" DVC bass module mated to 4" car speaker. June 1997)
3-way Vented Floorstanding Speaker
(vented 10" woofer, 5" mid and 1" tweeter in a 4
ft tower. Summer 1995)
NHT1259 Subwoofer
(A 12" woofer in a sealed architectural pedestal. Winter 1994-95)
Inexpensive Speaker Stands
(Particle board, sand and spray paint. Fall 1994)
2-way satellite
(6.5" woofer and 1" tweeter. Summer/Fall 1994)
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900 MHz Audio Receiver
(Better use for bad headphones. Jan-2008)
Buster - A Simple Guitar Amp
(Perfect for the beginner. Jan-2010)
A PC-based Audio Console
(Use a PC to play tunes. Jan-2010)
LM-12 Amp
(Bridged LM-12 opamps. Aug-2003)
CeeDeePee
(A CD player and FM tuner from spare computer parts. Oct-2002)
Quad 2000 4-Channel Amp
(Premade modules by Marantz. May-1998)
Zen Amp and Bride of Zen Preamp
(by Nelson Pass. Apr-1997)
Using Wood in Speakers FAQ
(Work in progress)
MDF FAQ for speaker builders
Woodworking Tools for the DYIer
(HomeTheaterHiFi.com Oct-1998)
Some Thoughts on Cabinet Finished for DIY Speakers
Large Grills Made Easy
Some Parts Suppliers
(Outdated)
DIY Audio Related URLs
Veneering Primer
(by Keith Lahteine)
How to get a Black Piano Finish
(by DYI Loudspeaker List members)
Sonotube FAQ
(by Gordon McGill)
Excerpts from the Bass List
(Oldies but Goodies)
DIY Loudspeaker List Archives
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Suppliers
Here's a
list of some suppliers.
Audio
Concepts, Inc. (ACI) 901 South 4th Street, La
Crosse, WI 54601; 608-784-4570; finished speakers, kits and
DIY parts. Check with ACI for current pricing and availability.
Web site is
www.audioc.com
Madisound
Speaker Components 8608 University Green, PO
Box 44283, Madison, WI 53744-4283; 608-831-3433; 608-831-3771
(fax); drivers, parts, kits. Web
site is www.madisound.com
North
Creek Music System Main Street, PO Box 1120,
Old Forge, NY 13420; 315-369-2500; parts and kits. Web
site is www.northcreekmusic.com
Old
Colony Sound Lab/Audio Amateur Corp. PO Box 243,
Dept CT6, 305 Union Street, Peterborough, NH 03458-0243; 603-924-6371
or 6526; 603-924-9467 (fax); books, kits, software, magazines.
Web site
is http://www.audioxpress.com
Parts
Express 340 E. First Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402-1257;
513-222-0173; 513-222-4644 (fax); parts, drivers, electrical
stuff. Web
site is www.partsexpress.com
Audax
of America. 6 New England Executive Park, Suite
455 Burlington, MA 01803; 781-229-7355; 781-229-7356 (fax);
driver manufacturer. Web
site is http://www.audax.com
Speakers
Etc. 2730 W. Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017;
602-272-6696; 602-272-8633 (fax); electronics, drivers, parts,
and driver repair.
Zalytron
Industries Corp. 469 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola,
NY 11501; 516-747-3515; 516-294-1943 (fax); drivers, parts,
kits. Web
site is www.zalytron.com
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Note: The
contents in these pages are provided without any guarantee,
written or implied. Readers are free to use them at their
own risk, for personal use only. No commercial use is allowed
without prior written consent from the author.
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