Hey Everyone,
Moderate time stalker, and finally wannabe builder! :rolleyes:
I'm sittin on bout $500 for a set of speakers. This price does not include MDF just everything else from the wire plugged into the amp and on.
I have been reading for a while like I said, I have read quite a few build threads, have followed closely information about Zilch's amazing econo's and many other builds. Giving that I am a first time builder and probably won't build again for a few years, I want to get it right (don't we all?
) and use a proven plan.
I love bass, like it loud and heart palpitationy
, I have been reading a lot about the Magna *** Laude's and the builders who have mentioned them suggest they sound great and play hard. Conversely there are some very strong supporters of the econowave series.
Speaker Duties:
1) Playing Music @ home - Techno, Dance, Electronic, Trip Hop, Rock, D&B, Pop and heaps of over styles. As you can see from my music choice bass response and clarity is important, highs to match would be exquisite.
Playing room is 5m L x 3.5m W x 2.7m H with one who long wall missing that opens into kitchen and dining area which is significantly bigger. But I want to be able to hear anywhere in the house, which I'm sure I'll be able to.
2) Playing Music @ Parties - Simply put..... Loud.
3) Mains for HT - I Figured since I am building good speakers I may as well listen to movies properly.
So. Magna *** Laude's from all accounts rock like I am hoping, Econowave Deluxe is meant to have great directivity and SQ (though I'm not sure one 12" woofer will supply my bass needs?) Can anyone else suggest projects with enough information about cab design, crossover construction and fits $500 budget that rocks like I'm hoping? Good SPL, good SQ, good Bass and >$500. Feel free to support my findings as well. Being right sometime would be a great moral boost
I'm open to 2way, 3 way or whatever way, size also isn't a huge issue. I can accept anything with a front baffle up to 1.5m x 50cm. Though I imagine with my price point, 3 or 3.5 way will probably be a limit.
All the best to everyone, I love your work and thank-you for providing this amazing community!
Mitchell.
PS. I realize that my post is fairly broad in what I'm after but I am just trying to provide an impression of my goals. Refinement comes with greater understanding, experience and plagiarism.
Moderate time stalker, and finally wannabe builder! :rolleyes:
I'm sittin on bout $500 for a set of speakers. This price does not include MDF just everything else from the wire plugged into the amp and on.
I have been reading for a while like I said, I have read quite a few build threads, have followed closely information about Zilch's amazing econo's and many other builds. Giving that I am a first time builder and probably won't build again for a few years, I want to get it right (don't we all?

I love bass, like it loud and heart palpitationy

Speaker Duties:
1) Playing Music @ home - Techno, Dance, Electronic, Trip Hop, Rock, D&B, Pop and heaps of over styles. As you can see from my music choice bass response and clarity is important, highs to match would be exquisite.
Playing room is 5m L x 3.5m W x 2.7m H with one who long wall missing that opens into kitchen and dining area which is significantly bigger. But I want to be able to hear anywhere in the house, which I'm sure I'll be able to.
2) Playing Music @ Parties - Simply put..... Loud.
3) Mains for HT - I Figured since I am building good speakers I may as well listen to movies properly.
So. Magna *** Laude's from all accounts rock like I am hoping, Econowave Deluxe is meant to have great directivity and SQ (though I'm not sure one 12" woofer will supply my bass needs?) Can anyone else suggest projects with enough information about cab design, crossover construction and fits $500 budget that rocks like I'm hoping? Good SPL, good SQ, good Bass and >$500. Feel free to support my findings as well. Being right sometime would be a great moral boost

I'm open to 2way, 3 way or whatever way, size also isn't a huge issue. I can accept anything with a front baffle up to 1.5m x 50cm. Though I imagine with my price point, 3 or 3.5 way will probably be a limit.
All the best to everyone, I love your work and thank-you for providing this amazing community!
Mitchell.
PS. I realize that my post is fairly broad in what I'm after but I am just trying to provide an impression of my goals. Refinement comes with greater understanding, experience and plagiarism.
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