Has anyone built the Top Hats featured in the latest PE flyer?

[901Fixer]

The bottom one was done to a rough stepped shape with a crude CNC machine and then sanded. The top one was a series of round pieces that were from driver cutouts glued together, 45's cut all around at close increments on a table saw to ge the basice cone shape and then sanded on a upright belt sander by hand to sculp the shape. Having them turned on a lathe or on a good cnc machine would be a good way to go, I would think.

Wow, good thing you didn't do it the hard way.

Cool Robert. Are you going to build them exactly as they were designed, same drivers and crossovers etc.?

B&O Diffuser, we are not alone in the universe.

[robertf]

Wow, good thing you didn't do it the hard way.

Cool Robert. Are you going to build them exactly as they were designed, same drivers and crossovers etc.?

B&O Diffuser, we are not alone in the universe.

I looked in my parts box and came up with two 10uF polys to use and two .47 uF film and foil to bypass 320 uF electrolytic capacitor. Do not know if they will make any difference but will use them any way. Anyone making these speakers use extra caution when cutting the parts with your router. This is no joke. Think about safety. Think about how you want to fixture your parts. God bless and safe machining to all.