Crossover layouts done, time to solder…
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Looking good so far, great pics to!
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Nice looking cabs. I have not tried PE cabinets yet, think I will have to! What straps are those? I love them and would be waaay more convenient than clamps for small bookshelves. I been making them for friends and family for a few years now, addicted to building lol =)
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They are Powertec Deluxe Band Clamps, bought them on Amazon.
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last night I tried to test my crossovers to make sure they were working correctly before I mounted them inside the cabs and glued the front face on. my test was a fail…
Today I found a different passive speaker to test my DAC-AMP-SPEAKER WIRE path as good. Turns out the problem was the Micca pre-made speaker cables I bought. The crossovers are good to go…
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Interesting that the cables turned out to be the issue, well that’s good that your crossovers are good
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Complete… I will finish the cabs later, do not know what i want yet.
Sound really good and clean at low volume. Perfect for my small room here. Would definitely benefit from a 2.1 setup.
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Great job and thank you for taking time to document along the way. I’m hoping to eventually make time to build something…
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They look awesome! Well done.
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Thank you, glad you liked following along the build.
I was fun to do this build, already looking to do another build soon…
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Thank you, glad you enjoyed following the build progress…
Was exciting to follow =). I love the diy world. Keep up the good work. Look forward to following along future projects.
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Neat speakers 
Probably the cheapest way to try “horn” speakers too!
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In the end, they cost me the same as a pair of RB42’s. It was just very satisfying to build this set of speakers with my own hands.
I have been listening to these for a few days now and I really love the clarity of the music at low /medium volume (my room is 8x8) using only the tone board DAC and the Origain AMP. I stream music from Spotify and YouTube.
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