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I got tired updating 2 blogs so here is where my blog will reside until I get bored again and update the info here.

Jed K.

I'm developing some new speakers using PE parts, so please be sure to take a look at the poll at the bottom of my webpage. http://jedkunz.googlepages.com

I'm working with a manufacturer to bring a 5.5" woofer like the Seas ER15, only with copper in the motor and pricing around $35-40. It will have a bamboo/paper blend cone, 6mm Xmax, cast frame, and TS parameters such that it can be used in a 7-10L box with exention down to 45hz or so/ported. The only problem is that the cost of bringing small quantities over to the US is prohibitive. I'm looking at buying a batch of 50 to start to offset some of the shipping charges. Hopefully this first ...

I've gotten to the point where I think I've got a few speakers that really are very competitive with the commercial market. The advantage of the commercial market is their ability to really make nice cabinets. My woodworking is pretty good and improving all the time, but I just don't have the equipment some of these "pros" have so it makes it pretty difficult. That said, I've been using Heat Lock iron on glue from Joewoodworker.com and it has really given me a lot of confidence in my ...

I made some more progress on my webpage. I'll be adding a link to this blog as well. I'll try to keep my posts about speaker building and drivers that are coming out on the market.

The Tombstones project is definitely one of the best speakers I've ever assembled, but unfortunately, it was complex to build the crossover network and tune the Frequency Response. Though, the cabinets were not to difficult even considering the curve on the top and the sloped back side, the complexity ...