My TriTrix and table

[weezbunbun]

Instead of boring everyone with another stock TriTrix build I tought I would just show the final product, and a sofa table-ish thing I built to improve the WAF because she didn't want an "Ugly bookshelf."



Left and right are TL versions and center is sealed. "The Drake" subwoofer. As you can see I still have a little cable management to do but they sure sound purdy. After using Pioneer's room flattening software built into the receiver I threw on some Rush and I think I cried a little . May not be the uber high end but the best I've ever owned.
Thanks Curt.

Here is a crossover, ugly but it works.

[pypes]

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Whoa, nice wood. :eek:

[weezbunbun]

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The only things that is real wood are the table legs and some of the fancy trim pieces. For the most part it's MDF.

[waynew]

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Outstanding job! Well executed and well thought out (WAF is always important!)


WayneW

[B_Rich]

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Looks great!

(clean off the fingerprints on that TV! :eek::p)

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VERY elegant. is the wife pleased?

[weezbunbun]

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Looks great!

(clean off the fingerprints on that TV! )

Man just can't get anything past you guys.

VERY elegant. is the wife pleased?

She still thinks the L/R are "Too big."
Just can't win...

[B_Rich]

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lol I'm just giving ya crap! :p

How's that Pioneer receiver treating you? I'm considering one very similar to that one for my parents mini home theater build.

[weezbunbun]

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So far so good. The tritrix's seem to be able to take anything it can dish out. i.e. all the way up

[curt_c]

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Very nicely done! Great woodworking!

I'm glad you find the TriTrix to your liking.

C

[fjmerc]

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hey, nice set up....
did u paint the enclosure or stained them and how exactly did you go about it and your grills , are they custom made or did you make them as well??? I'm hoping to try 1 myself with my own twist for added personal touch of course!!!

[weezbunbun]

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The raw MDF enclosures were sanded with 80 grit then 120 grit with my DA orbital sander. Then sprayed two coats of lacquer undercoater. Sanded with 220 grit with a palm sander. Then two coats of dark chocolate brown satin acrylic paint with a some flotrol mixed in to help with the brush marks. I wanted a little brushmarking to give an illusion of woodgrain when I glazed it other wise I would have sprayed the acrylic too. Then brushed and wiped a coat of black oil glaze and finished it by spraying a coat of satin polyurethane.