Started Work today on the revision to the Ruinations so I figured I'd go ahead and start a build thread. Dave_W cnc'd the baffles that are the same size and shape as the unisound grills. I managed to get the hurricane nuts installed for the FW168's and filed out the notches for the DX25 and then drilled the holes for mounting the tweeters. After my daughter went to bed I went ahead and started work on getting holes drilled for attaching the baffle to the AU265 cabs.
I'll post up more pictures as I get more done on them.
Take it easy
Jay
Midwest Audio Fest feedback:
3. Balanced well integrated overall sound, A touch of stage compression.
2. Nice tonal balance, Good Bass Extension
1. Great Balance, Great Bass, Great job
Feedback from GTG and post listening session:
"I would say best value speaker of the day. They do deep enough bass without a sub, Handle enough power to get your heart racing for a small-ish home theater, and are well balanced from top to bottom with music. What more can you ask from a sub $400 tower build (I think that's even a high estimate)." - MZisserson
"What a great speaker for receiver folks. Easy to build, good looks, good efficiency, great imaging, good air, surprising bass for their size, forgiving to normally priced electronics, etc. It's a great first "full range" build for many folks and could be the final speaker they ever build." - Billschu
Link to project PDF



I'll post up more pictures as I get more done on them.
Take it easy
Jay
Midwest Audio Fest feedback:
3. Balanced well integrated overall sound, A touch of stage compression.
2. Nice tonal balance, Good Bass Extension
1. Great Balance, Great Bass, Great job
Feedback from GTG and post listening session:
"I would say best value speaker of the day. They do deep enough bass without a sub, Handle enough power to get your heart racing for a small-ish home theater, and are well balanced from top to bottom with music. What more can you ask from a sub $400 tower build (I think that's even a high estimate)." - MZisserson
"What a great speaker for receiver folks. Easy to build, good looks, good efficiency, great imaging, good air, surprising bass for their size, forgiving to normally priced electronics, etc. It's a great first "full range" build for many folks and could be the final speaker they ever build." - Billschu
Link to project PDF

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