Book Slelf for Small Room & Multimedia Speakers

[sadik]

Can you put on detailed notes at painting part, I am thinking of painting couple of enclosures

Hi JM,

Please read Post no 4 in the below link
http://www.hifivision.com/diy/58852-my-newly-built-sub.html

Sadik

 

[Hiten]

Beautiful finish Sadik. Excellent workmanship.
Regards.

 

[sadik]

Complete Photos of Enclosures (Painting & Finishing Pending)

The Tweeters are covered with Tape to prevent any kind of dust particles to go inside. These tweeters are internally screwed.

Sadik

 

[Tmr_suresh]

sadik your work outstanding and professional . congratulations .

 

[parthabhatta]

Excellent job done. Kudos.????

 

[sadik]

Some more Update on Speaker Cable Terminal. I made a Custom Acrylic Plate to mount the speaker cable terminals. On this Plate the Crossover will be also mounted. Below are the Photos of same.

Sadik

 

[mpw]

resembles the PSB Alpha B1 bookshelf speaker..

good work on the carpentry and look forward to the finished photos..

regards

Edit - i notice ASB Audio on the back plate - any back handed compliment to PSB Audio ?

 

[sadik]

resembles the PSB Alpha B1 bookshelf speaker..

good work on the carpentry and look forward to the finished photos..

regards

Edit - i notice ASB Audio on the back plate - any back handed compliment to PSB Audio ?

Thanks for the Complement & I dunno about PSB Audio... Its Just "A" & "S" stands the first letters of my 2 small daughters (Arzoo & Saara) & "B" is for the surname which is "Bhatkar" that's it.

 

[mpw]

PSB = Paul and Sue Barton

 

[Naturelover]

Re: Book Slelf for Small Room & Multimedia Speakers

Amazing workmanship. Congratulations. Nice bit of the name. Proudly Made in India [emoji106] .
Is this only for hobby or do you make to sell as well? Just wondered because of the nameplate, I'm not looking to buy.

 

[venki7744]

Hi JM,

Please read Post no 4 in the below link
http://www.hifivision.com/diy/58852-my-newly-built-sub.html

Sadik

Admire your woodworking skills!! I went through your painting procedure and in that you had mentioned that you spray the NC Putty. Can you please elaborate on this? Do you dilute the putty with something before making it spray-able?

Cheers,
Venki

 

[sadik]

Re: Book Slelf for Small Room & Multimedia Speakers

Amazing workmanship. Congratulations. Nice bit of the name. Proudly Made in India [emoji106] .
Is this only for hobby or do you make to sell as well? Just wondered because of the nameplate, I'm not looking to buy.

Its only my Hobby... But if someone is interested to purchase why not..

Pls Note : DIY is not always cheap

Sadik

 

[sadik]

Admire your woodworking skills!! I went through your painting procedure and in that you had mentioned that you spray the NC Putty. Can you please elaborate on this? Do you dilute the putty with something before making it spray-able?

Cheers,
Venki

Yes you have to dilute the Putty with NC based thinner before spraying.

Sadik

 

[rajeevisonline]

Well, done, sir. I would like to get a pair of bookshelf speakers as well. I will PM you in a while.

 

[sadik]

Finally the Birds are ready to Fly... The Book Shelf are completed.

Now I Will Start on my Multimedia Speakers.

Sadik

 

[sidvee]

Excellent job Sadik. They look great and I am sure they sound great as well.
Cheers,
Sid

 

[Hari Iyer]

@ Sadik

Awesome build quality and good looking speakers. Will be eager to get some subjective listening reviews.

About the box - Hope they are rigid enough as i did not see any bracing inside the cabinets. I would suggest you to go for an interlocking joints if you want to avoid braces. This will ensure a rigid cabinet free of panel vibrations in the long run. I am not sure if the cnc machines do that kind of cutting where you can put interlocking joints for all the panels.

My 2 paise.

Cheers,

 

[Naturelover]

I'm sure they will fly like nothing else. Great going, congratulations!

 

[sadik]

@ Sadik

Awesome build quality and good looking speakers. Will be eager to get some subjective listening reviews.

About the box - Hope they are rigid enough as i did not see any bracing inside the cabinets. I would suggest you to go for an interlocking joints if you want to avoid braces. This will ensure a rigid cabinet free of panel vibrations in the long run. I am not sure if the cnc machines do that kind of cutting where you can put interlocking joints for all the panels.

My 2 paise.

Cheers,

Hi Mr. Hari,

An appreciation from a senior & experienced member like you is a great complement for me. I have read your threads, you really take your work to the next level. All kind of stimulation's, cross over designing, tuning etc etc, I really appreciate your work.

These Enclosures are very Rigid. I really didn't felt the need to Brace them as you can see the size is actually very small & Second thing is its a Ported Box. It's a simple 2 way Design with ported enclosure. The Dimensions of Enclosure is 280mm (H) x 170mm (W) x 230mm (Deep). The Port Size is 50mm (ID) x 170mm (L). Volume of Enclosure is 7.161 Ltr, Tuning Frequency (Fb) is 62.41 Hz & F3 is 61.27 Hz.

Now coming to the Drivers. I have used "Iwai" Driver of 5.25 Inch. the Fs of same is 67Hz. & the tweeter which is used is "Dayton Audio - ND20FB-4 - Rear-Mount 3/4" Soft Dome Neodymium Tweeter".

This Complete Project including the cross over is designed by Mr Aniket (My Friend & our Forum Member), I have only Built this Enclosure.

Below is the graph of Enclosure, this will give you some idea of the enclosure frequency response

Sadik

 

[sadik]

Excellent job Sadik. They look great and I am sure they sound great as well.
Cheers,
Sid

Yes they really do sound good. All the Frequencies as per design are very well balanced.