Tannoy speaker D.I.Y. start to finish

[Denzil]

Speaker cabinets which I made for my Tannoy Monitor Gold 15's. From start to finish.



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The bottom shelf (in the photo below), is also a window pain brace but the cut out hasn't been done yet.

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Denzil Sequeira

 

[panditji]

Superb effort.. fantastic looking speakers sir..what are you pairing them with??

 

[sidvee]

Awesome effort and a fantastic result. Kudos.
Cheers,
Sid

 

[surfatwork]

Huuuuge! Great effort. Where in kerala?

 

[Dhurai]

Awesomely done Sir! What are the partnering electronics.

 

[prem]

Absolutely stunning.

 

[srinisundar]

Wow. Great finish and nice work.

 

[KNRAMU]

Speaker cabinets which I made for my Tannoy Monitor Gold 15's. From start to finish.



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The bottom shelf (in the photo below), is also a window pain brace but the cut out hasn't been done yet.

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Happy to answer any questions.

Denzil Sequeira

Great work sir

 

[amit11]

Superb.... DIY has its own charm... and such big speakers.... wow... also noticed the greenery, the traditional setup of the house/ the tiles/ windows and the airy curtains/ wooden furniture , the garden and swimming pool, no hustle bustle outside.....
there was a sense of peace looking at the house and ambience. ☺

 

[lalit09]

Speaker cabinets which I made for my Tannoy Monitor Gold 15's. From start to finish.



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The bottom shelf (in the photo below), is also a window pain brace but the cut out hasn't been done yet.

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Happy to answer any questions.

Denzil Sequeira

Fantastic, beautiful...

 

[Hiten]

What a beautiful build ! Thanks for posting.
Regards.

 

[ajeshkumarts]

Speaker cabinets which I made for my Tannoy Monitor Gold 15's. From start to finish.
Happy to answer any questions.
Denzil Sequeira

Amazing Build. Thanks for sharing .
One question on the build, What is the speaker Grill lock/ attachment mechanism? Where did you source it? Looks similar to the ones Tannoy uses
Regards

 

[pksnathan]

Awesome.Stunningly beautiful.Is it a new speaker cabinet in place of the original?

 

[jmascreen]

Outstanding efforts do post rest of your chain

 

[Weathered]

Gorgeous. Perfect match with the ambience. Well done!

 

[Denzil]

Thank you all.

I use a Primaluna ProLogue One amp, Rega Planar 3 turntable, Cambridge Audio DAC, Emotiva Erc 1 CD player, Fitzwilliam Majority streamer

The grill cloth is from here :

Mojotone Heritage Black & Silver Grillcloth - 34"

www.mojotone.com

And the crossover are from here :

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152776541889

The speakers are 5 ft tall, internal volume 255 ltrs (net). Weight is 143 kgs (each).

I live in Goa.

Regards,

Denzil

 

[sunder]

Denzil, you are the 'Blessed Son'. The project itself & the completion of the works are Divine. Immerse into the warm music.

 

[Denzil]

Denzil, you are the 'Blessed Son'. The project itself & the completion of the works are Divine. Immerse into the warm music.

Thanks Sunder!

 

[Passive_audio_enthusiast]

Those speakers match the interior of that home than most modern small boxes. The choice of wood color is very nice. Anyway makes more sense than importing something like this from abroad.

 

[Sean de Silva]

Thank you all.

I use a Primaluna ProLogue One amp, Rega Planar 3 turntable, Cambridge Audio DAC, Emotiva Erc 1 CD player, Fitzwilliam Majority streamer

The grill cloth is from here :

Mojotone Heritage Black & Silver Grillcloth - 34"

www.mojotone.com

And the crossover are from here :

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152776541889

The speakers are 5 ft tall, internal volume 255 ltrs (net). Weight is 143 kgs (each).

I live in Goa.

Regards,

Denzil

Had to be a classic old world charming Portuguese era bungalow. very well preserved. Thanks a ton for sharing such incredibly beautiful pics of the hard work that has gone into this project! They instantly transported me from the hustle, bustle and stress of city life to your idyllic heaven. When in Goa, can we drop in for a taste of this splendour?