Rubyk-revealed! *PIC*

[Wolf]

I have to touch up the lines in places, and give a clear-coat, but the 'solved' left one is done.
Here's a pair of pics:
Later,
Wolf

<A HREF="http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2669.jpg">http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2669.jpg</A>

[djjustice]

WHY

Good job... it looks very interesting.

[djjustice]

Modern art, is it a sub or a.... (di-pole)?- speaker?

[Wolf]

> Modern art, is it a sub or a.... (di-pole)?-
> speaker?

These are 6.5" cubes. 3" fullrange with supertweeter, and 3.5" PR in the side.
Later,
Wolf

[Wolf]

[robert]

I think the hand of someone who did model airplanes / cars of some sort is revealed here. Am I right? Rubyk mskes a fine pair of totally unusual PC/desktop speakers. They are going to look really good.

I ordered enough parts for 5 crossovers, and two out of 5 cabinets are glued together (front baffles removed, of course). I am looking forward to hearing them in-box. And on the Woofer Tester 2, is the one offered on the WT2 website any good? It looks like a great piece of equipment to have around.

Cheers / Robert

[gordoncalder]

> I have to touch up the lines in places, and
> give a clear-coat, but the 'solved' left one
> is done.
> Here's a pair of pics:
> Later,
> Wolf

>
Cool! Should do a great job on complex music! :-)
Maybe dominoes could work to...hmmm
It's nice to something different from the usual veneer.

nice work,

Gordon

[wg_ski]

> These are 6.5" cubes. 3" fullrange
> with supertweeter, and 3.5" PR in the
> side.
> Later,
> Wolf

WHERE did you get a three and a half inch passive radiator???? Or did you just chop the motor off one of those little TB's?

[Wolf]

> WHERE did you get a three and a half inch
> passive radiator???? Or did you just chop
> the motor off one of those little TB's?

There is a 3.5" and 5.25" PR available from Peerless. About $15.
Later,
Wolf

[Wolf]

> I think the hand of someone who did model
> airplanes / cars of some sort is revealed
> here. Am I right? Rubyk mskes a fine pair of
> totally unusual PC/desktop speakers. They
> are going to look really good.

I only did about 2-3, and I wasn't more than 10. Dad helped with the small stuff. I never really got into it.

> I ordered enough parts for 5 crossovers, and
> two out of 5 cabinets are glued together
> (front baffles removed, of course). I am
> looking forward to hearing them in-box.

Shortly- this will occur!

And
> on the Woofer Tester 2, is the one offered
> on the WT2 website any good? It looks like a
> great piece of equipment to have around.

It has a higher output level than the one PE offered, and can be purchased with the WT2 Pro. I have the Dayton rendition, and it is a priceless tool for spec-less, or mythical-spec'd drivers.
Later,
Wolf

[Wolf]

> Cool! Should do a great job on complex
> music! :-)
> Maybe dominoes could work to...hmmm
> It's nice to something different from the
> usual veneer.

> nice work,

> Gordon

Thanks!
Wolf

[chrisn]

Great job! Glad to see i'm not the only weird one here (jk)). 6.5" cube external, with 3/4"? What is the xover layout? Would this be suitable for HiVi B3S/N's? I'm thinking maybe dice, monopoly house, etc. How wide is the chamfer on the edges? I bought one from HF, just waiting for it to get here...

[Wolf]

> Great job! Glad to see i'm not the only
> weird one here (jk)). 6.5" cube
> external, with 3/4"?

.5" MDF.

What is the xover
> layout? Would this be suitable for HiVi
> B3S/N's?

Zaph has a Xover for the B3S. The T/S and FR are different. I would try it *sealed* in this box with zaph's xover.

I'm thinking maybe dice, monopoly
> house, etc. How wide is the chamfer on the
> edges? I bought one from HF, just waiting
> for it to get here...

About .5", almost mdf thickness.
Later,
Wolf

[Wolf]

I guess touchups aren't avoidable on these. =-I

I have one pic with an actual Rubiks cube for size-factor here, and I'm liking the outcome. I should be able to clear-coat them this weekend!

Another pic:
<A HREF="http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2671.jpg">http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2671.jpg</A>

Then- it's gluing up the Triumph to take(raw MDF), and the Scandivifias will get the rest of my building time. I have a LOT of sanding to accomplish after glue-up.
Later,
Wolf

[Jeff B.]

> I guess touchups aren't avoidable on these.
> =-I

> I have one pic with an actual Rubiks cube
> for size-factor here, and I'm liking the
> outcome. I should be able to clear-coat them
> this weekend!

> Another pic:
>

> <A HREF="http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2671.jpg">http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...r/100_2671.jpg</A>
> Then- it's gluing up the Triumph to
> take(raw MDF), and the Scandivifias will get
> the rest of my building time. I have a LOT
> of sanding to accomplish after glue-up.
> Later,
> Wolf

I like it!, but you know you are a nut case, don't you ;- )

[Wolf]

> I like it!, but you know you are a nut case,
> don't you ;- )

I've been aware of that fact for some time now! It doesn't seem to bother me though. I'm glad you like them! =-) You should ask your wife if the SAF is high.
Later,
Wolf

[waynew]

I like it Wolf! What a cool idea! A little art to go with the art. Nicely done sir!

[kene]

I didn't know you were actually going to make them LOOK like the Rubiks cubes! What did wifey think about that?

You know what's funny is a few people in my class have been really getting into the rubiks cubes lately, mostly on account of one guy who can solve the thing in seconds.

[chrisn]

> Zaph has a Xover for the B3S. The T/S and FR
> are different. I would try it *sealed* in
> this box with zaph's xover.

I may try that, I alredy have the notch filters for that.

[Wolf]

> I like it Wolf! What a cool idea! A little
> art to go with the art. Nicely done sir!

I thought they were unique! "Artsy-Fartsy" if you will, but still different- and that's me!
Thank ya,
Wolf