I made 5 indignias using PE blank inwall baffles that I never took pics of
and my bigger project uses indignia parts for the mids and highs, it still mostly in my head,
Are the cabs a heavy duty cardboard concrete form (Sonotube) or is it actually concrete pipe?
BTW, if it's actually concrete pipe, I'd suggest a handle so you could strap 'em to your bike's handle bars for a nice mobile system.
Nice job!
[The hippo will tell how much more bass they have.... :thmbsp: ]
Dave, were those Indignias pictured for a certain AKer that I've been harassing lately?
You can also see which tweeter I used for test fitting. I may throw some sawdust on the other one so they match.
Ray
You call that harassment?
Lightweight!
Any further progress on the Mindignia's? My HT impatiently awaits.
Any idea why those domes are so sticky? Should we expect that to go away eventually, or are we resigned to the inevitable "fuzzy tweeter" syndrome?
They're just a bit more dull than out of the box.
Preliminary Mindignia baffle layout, dimensioned from the center:I've got drivers. Have to build boxes and XO's. Maybe in the next week or so.
Ray's clever "Roundignias" earn official S/Ns 45 & 46:
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?p=2269528#post2269528
[The hippo will tell how much more bass they have.... :thmbsp: ]
These speakers are just amazing. Clean, full, sweet.
They really play well with jazz ensembles. Huge sound in a small package. Build yours today !!!!
I'll be at the KC fest to hear these!
russellc
Here's where I'm really lucky - RayW built mine!