Good news for lovers of audiophile bass -- good ol' John J's back in the business of building his successful AV-line of woofers.

https://www.aespeakers.com/news.php?start=0&news_id=17

I'm thinking of replacing my own AV12 with a new one and using the outboard 1000W Dayton subwoofer amplifier to drive it. Suddenly, I've got something to really save up for. (Standard disclaimer about forward-looking statements applies.)

Another thing I noticed about

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One thing I've tried to do as an audio hobbyist is look for ways to go beyond the typical vented box. We know how to design good-sounding sealed boxes, and we know how to design good-sounding vented boxes. With help from Martin King and David McBean, we even know how to design good-sounding transmission lines, TQWTs, and horns. However, I still don't think we've exhausted the ways of acoustically loading a driver in ways that are useful for reproducing bass frequencies. I think I share the view

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Well, I'm finally in the garage after a long hiatus. I'm not the most experienced table saw user, so I've been taking things slow, but the fact that a friend of mine recently sliced 1/8-inch into three of his fingers on his table saw has made me a bit more edgy than usual around mine, even though I've got a nice large table to work with, and a motor that's plenty powerful enough to avoid binding.

I'm bringing an 'exhibition-only' project to Dayton DIY that showcases a new thought

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