Home Theater speakers

[Paulie]

Very impressive!

[PWR RYD]

As well as over priced and buttered popcorn. Seriously though, fantastic work! If you lived close enough I would love to see, hear, and experiece it.

[djg]

You could charge admission and sell Junior Mints.

[Neptune 1]

Awesome video ! A true masterpiece of a room .

[Steve Lee]

That is terrific work, RamJr - truly a well engineered show peice.

Well done.

[Paul Carmody]

Wow, Rich! Incredible build! Time to blow the lid off the place!

[Ram Jr]

Home theater 100% complete Custom Power Electric - YouTube

[unclejunebug]

I dig the use of those quick connectors in the crossover design above. Great idea!

[Paul Carmody]

Looking really good, Rich! Those surrounds turned out sharp!

[Ram Jr]

Custom Power Electric home theater part 7 - YouTube

Here is a video of the room as of now!!

[Ram Jr]

Surrounds are complete and in the walls!!!! Room is 95% complete and all that is left to do is just wait for the sound panels to arrive.

[Ram Jr]

Crossover design for my speakers - YouTube

Thought it might be easier for all to watch a video of the crossover design.

[Steve Lee]

That wood is exquisite and all those other thingies are just icing on the cake.

You know - that's the part about this hobby that I really dislike - the visual part that people see and appreciate so much more than the technical aspects of making them sound so good.

(Now I feel like a woman from the view of an engineering husband after he has spent 24 months of effort in the basement . . .)

[Ram Jr]

Some updates for the LCR's. Added some inner dampening. I have the crossovers built and ready for the drivers. Also painted the MDF flat black with 2 coats of prime and 2 coats of flat black. The front Zebra wood did not get stained just 2 coats of poly to get things sealed and stronger.

[Steve Lee]

You can make the boxes appear smaller by cutting a hole in the floor and using the space between the joists . . . Where there is a will, there is a dead-man walking a fine line concerning WAF . . .