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  • djg
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    Very inexpensive stands. Black prefinished shelving. Cut, hot glued to keep things in place, then screwed together. I may make some C shaped stands by laminating straight pieces with finger joints. If I don't like these. 5 degree tilt.


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    So, these are 20" x 12" x 7.5". They are braced 1/2" particle board. 1" mdf baffle with a 3/8" roundover.. I moved the woofers apart to give some meat in between the drivers. I used cjd's generic Seas crossover. These are sealed. The 1/2" thick cabs allowed some size reduction at same volume. Same baffle width.

    cjd shows 3/4" plywood vented design on his webpage. His woofers were as close together as possible. He used a 3/4" roundover. cjd drew sealed, vented and tower variations. I do not know if he built any but the vented ones on his webpage.

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  • djg
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    My aural memory is pathetic. The new speakers seem a bit fuller maybe? I have all 3 done now. I will listen to some epic bluray later today. Even I will not be able to tolerate those crate stands for long.

    I will post more pics when I have made some furniture progress. I have one sub in the rear corner.

  • oldloder
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    They look great dj and glad your already pleased with their sound quality! Curious at some point how their sound compares to S2000's ... and ... stands or subwoofer stands?

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  • djg
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    Two down. The crates put these right where I plan to position them with stands.

    These speakers sound really nice. So glad I made them. Just listening to cable music in stereo with 80 hz sub cross. As far as lightweight, still pretty heavy.

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  • silverD
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    8.1 sound! They look great!

  • djg
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    Here's the current HT setup. The S2000 L/Rs are hung off the rail. Originally I had S2000 TMs for L/R. I want the speakers to be lower, not extending above the rail. Thus, low stands with a tiltback angle to properly direct towards the MLP.

    It's possible I might construct a new minimalist center speaker/ TV stand using a wall mount bracket grafted onto a single center post. And L/R stands to match.

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  • djg
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    Thank you. Heads up, the baffles will be painted MDF. Probably black.

  • a4eaudio
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    Those are looking really nice. Can't wait to see the front view with drivers when finished.

  • Steve Lee
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    I've stopped palpitating, now - thanks for the clarification!!


  • djg
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    Thank you.

  • djg
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    Sorry, the wax is put on after the finish dries.

  • Steve Lee
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    Those really are coming along nicely.

    Are you adding JPW to the mix???

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  • djg
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    This is 6 coats with progressively more poly in the mix, with Johnson's paste wax.

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