My modified Isetta build

[angus_m]

Here is a link to my first DIY speaker build. It is still work in progress, so I'll keep adding pictures as I go. Feedback / criticism welcomed!

Thanks,
Angus

https://imgur.com/a/yKODBae

[wogg]

Looks good so far!

Huge props for posting when you eff-up something, like that router goof. I feel that stuff is important for the DIY community, all of our projects have had some challenges like that. If someone says otherwise, I suspect they're lying ;)

[angus_m]

Looks good so far!

Huge props for posting when you eff-up something, like that router goof. I feel that stuff is important for the DIY community, all of our projects have had some challenges like that. If someone says otherwise, I suspect they're lying ;)

Thanks! I make a lot of mistakes, and I'm always reaching for projects that are just outside my skills, so inevitably they end up a little rougher around the edges than I want.

(more progress pictures uploaded)

[Paul Carmody]

Looking great! Love the details you included in the build log.

[angus_m]

It is finished! Wrapped and under the tree at 11:45pm on Christmas Eve.

Thanks Paul for the great design, and thanks to this community at large - I read and learned a ton here, and could not have undertaken this project without it.

As I said before, any feedback good/bad is welcome. I don't know what I don't know, so if I did something dumb, please do correct me :-)

Cheers,
Angus

[Paul Carmody]

Fantastic! Thanks so much for documenting it. I think it will help a lot of people.

[angus_m]

Fantastic! Thanks so much for documenting it. I think it will help a lot of people.

Glad to hear you think it will be helpful!