Wolfy's armada....

[Wolf]

'3CR-Ti' from showcase, TB W4-1337:




'Canvas', TB W5-704D/Dayton ND28F-6:




'Dragon Foals', HiVi M3N:




'MAX', HiVi M8N/Vifa DX25 (-05 or -09 will work):




'Mn-14', HiVi M5N/TB 25-1414 (25-1719 might work) Placed 1st in SB at Iowa 07:




'Mr. East', TB W2-803SM:




'PC' (perfectly compact), Aura NS3-193-8A, (ND90 might drop-in):




'Scandivifias', ScanSpeak 15W8530K00/Vifa XT25TG30-4:




'Sophomores', HiVi M4N/HiVi TN25, placed 2nd <$200 at Dayton DIY 09:




'Triumph' or 'Biumph', TB W5-1138/2xPeerless 830880 or 1xDayton SD215-PR:




'Vijon', Dynavox LW5004/HiVi RT1.3, placed 2nd >$200 Dayton 09:




'Xenums', TB W3-315E/Vifa XT25SC90-4 (or -SC50):




'Compellurgy 8' ('Comp 8'), TB W8-1363:




'Tesseracts', Dayton ND16/TB W3-1364S/Dayton Quatro 8/Dayton SD270PR/Dayton 70W plate, active-passive 12" cubical 3-way design:




'Propensity' Airborne FR173B6-16L (sapele veneer cone)/Morel MDT40 (or CAT408) in a mule cabinet:




'Androids', Dayton NS270-44/TB W2-803SM 10" 2-ways in a semi-TL box, xover = 200 Hz:





...with defunct drivers...


'Rubyks', HiVi A3N/Dayton ND16/Peerless 830878 PR:




'Pi-Phi', an exercise in textbook xovers with certain considerations to improve the outcome, Pioneer(?) 6.5"/Phillips AD vintage tweeter ca 1985:




(and in the same cabinet as above, retrofitted....)
'Icthus', TB W6-1139/HiVi B3A-B (AKA RS90 or HiVi M3N in 'Micthusela' revision)/Dayton ND20FB-4:




'2i', Silver Flute W17RC38S-4/Silver Flute YAG20-1 or Dayton PT2-A (This is NOT the PT2-B or the current PT2-C):




'Sir Audinum' MTM and 'Audinum' MT, TB W3-315D/Audax TM025F1:




'Deuterium', Definitive Technology 5.25" PE-Buyout/Dayton DC28F-8 (Gen4):




W3-517S1 in a DCR cab, yes- it comes with a wooden phase plug:




'WM1', Eminence pre-greek 12"(very like Definimax 4012HO)/Morel MW168-8/Selenium DH200HM (DH200E + 60:40 radial horn); (with 'Bitty Boom V2' at it's side, Dayton SD215-PR+23g/Dayton DC160S-4 in 0.4ft^3):



'Marianas' subwoofer, using a pair of Dayton DSQ12 at 2 ohms running from a custom-made PSU and Alpine MRV-105M and Audiobahn line-driver.
Not the best picture:




'N.E.H.D.', Tymphany LAT250/HiVi TM1a:




'Attitudes', Dayton RSS210HF-4/Usher 9845/HiVi RT1C-A, and a facilitation of my somewhat infamous pending "cap-test", placed 3rd >$200 at MWAF 2010:




I have most linked below for more pictures, and writeups available for most either with a PM or in my BLOG at PE, also linked below.

Thanks for looking,
Later,
Wolf

[arlis_1957@yahoo.com]

you have been a busy guy. hows the latest going?

[evilskillit]

Man you must have a stereo in every room of the house, even the bathroom.

[dori_s]

A nice collection you have! Rubyks is my favorite! They look awesome! Piece of pop art right there!

[Wolf]

Halldor-
I built those about 4 years ago, and they were a big hit, if only for looks alone. I can also say I did it before the guy with his Rubik-sub, the commercial ELAC sub, and the DIY ipod-dock.

I guess I'm a trend-setter.


Arlis- Most of these have been built over the last 10 years, so it's not all recent stuff. The 'Attitudes' will be most of my objective today.

Later,
Wolf

[donparsons]

Wolf,

You have "interesting" finishing choices. But, after having built a couple of your designs I can say that you are a master. As well as an ambassador of the hobby to those of us who struggle to get started. Thanks for some great designs and you never ending help.

[Mark65]

I knew you were prolific, but wow!

But...where's the Marianas?

And, I totally agree with Don, you are indeed a great ambassador/mentor for the hobby!


Mark

[Wolf]

I knew you were prolific, but wow!

But...where's the Marianas?

And, I totally agree with Don, you are indeed a great ambassador/mentor for the hobby!


Mark

That's not even all of them. I didn't load the Zukini as it was kinda a flop in design, and my 'first' project was never posted on-line.

The 'Marianas' I did not post due to the fact the amp was made with an AC/DC PSU that I built, drivers that are NLA, and a lot of time and size make them definitely not an easy task.

Mark- you should poke around my Photobucket again to see what is up and coming, as there are quite a few rising fast!

Thank you for your kind words! I kinda like to think I took you and Donnie under the wing, sorta. You 2 have come a long way!

Ambassador??
Wolf

[Wolf]

Wolf,

You have "interesting" finishing choices. But, after having built a couple of your designs I can say that you are a master. As well as an ambassador of the hobby to those of us who struggle to get started. Thanks for some great designs and your never ending help.

'Interesting' as black-boxes don't cut it for me. There are a variety of shades in the color spectrum of light to be utilized and appreciated, and it also helps differentiate one project from the next.

*shux!* Between you and Mark, I could come across as a heavenly gift or something...

Master? It's just fun, Donnie!
Later,
Wolf

[ctbowman]

'Interesting' as black-boxes don't cut it for me. There are a variety of shades in the color spectrum of light to be utilized and appreciated, and it also helps differentiate one project from the next.

*shux!* Between you and Mark, I could come across as a heavenly gift or something...

Master? It's just fun, Donnie!
Later,
Wolf

Saint Wolfy...hmmm has a good sound to it

Icthus is definitely my favorite looks wise, wish I could have heard it.
Scandvifa's are definitely one of the best two ways I've ever heard.

[joeybutts]

Wow. I am left speechless by the ability shown here. It is amazing....

Side note: Wolf, did you ever finalize the MAX design? I am really interested in these....

[PunkSweeper]

Mr. East! Any updates?

[Wolf]

Mr. East! Any updates?

I need to finish assembly on the second one yet, but I'm happy with its sound as is. Should be great for the desktop. I guess I have to update the schematic, but xover'd at 60Hz and up, these do surprisingly well.

Taterworks is supposed to be modelling up a tapped horn for the W5-1138 to go along with it. We'll see how these turn out as a set.
Later,
Wolf

[Wolf]

Wow. I am left speechless by the ability shown here. It is amazing....

Side note: Wolf, did you ever finalize the MAX design? I am really interested in these....

A need to adapt this schematic as well. The series resistor on the tweeter should be a 2.5 ohm for the purist, but 2 ohms is not bad at all.
http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...Finalxover.jpg

Thank you for the compliment!
Later,
Wolf

[Froste]

Wolf,

You know my goal in life is to create and build just half as many speakers as you. Plus I would not be at my current skill level without your help and aid.

Keep up the great work and Thanks!

[Wolf]

Wolf,

You know my goal in life is to create and build just half as many speakers as you. Plus I would not be at my current skill level without your help and aid.

Keep up the great work and Thanks!

Why- thank you, Ed! For being at it only a year or two, you've built quite a few. Mine have been over the last 11 years. I did have a couple years where I built 6 pair though...
Thanks!
Wolf

[PunkSweeper]

I need to finish assembly on the second one yet, but I'm happy with its sound as is. Should be great for the desktop. I guess I have to update the schematic, but xover'd at 60Hz and up, these do surprisingly well.

Taterworks is supposed to be modelling up a tapped horn for the W5-1138 to go along with it. We'll see how these turn out as a set.
Later,
Wolf

Sweet. That's got to be the coolest big little design I've seen. Even as I was reading your last post I was thinking, "A micro horn-loaded sub would be sweet for this project..."

[johnnyrichards]

Wolf, do you have any other hobbies?

[Wolf]

Wolf, do you have any other hobbies?

I like working with wood, so, uhm, not really. I have dabbled a bit at other things, and I made my wife a purple-stained jewelry box.

No- I really only have the one hobby- 'pursuit of audio in general'.
Later,
Wolf

[Taterworks]

Heya Wolf -

I'd been holding off on modeling the tapped horn (or ML-TH) until I heard from you whether you really wanted the design. I'll get right on the modeling.

Cheers!