DIY Loudspeakers, Accuton Drivers, Digital (DSP) Active Crossover

DIY Loudspeakers with Accuton Drivers
Dimensions:
Width: 45cm / 17.7"
Height: 128cm / 50.4"
Depth: 90cm / 35.4"
Weight: 120kg / 265lbs each

[nuttertube]

I'm a fellow DIY Loudspeaker builder, and I just have to say that these are absolutely gorgeous. One of the most complex, and beautifully executed builds I have ever seen. Your veneering skills alone are something for most DIYers to be jealous of. Being an all Accuton speaker, I don't even have to hear them to know they must sound great. I'm sure you will get many more compliments to come.

[shaftiee]

For those who are criticising the Music being played! Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Could Hit all 6 Vocals with his Voice in all of his Songs, so this music is the best Audio to test these Beautiful work of art Speakers! so next time think before Commenting,  

[cesdog]

I think these are one of the most beautiful of speakers that I've seen yet and I love the ceramic drivers. Whoever built these knew what they were doing.

[pcorf]

Amazing speakers. The solid build and craftsmanship is top class. And the sealed enclosure design with the side firing passive radiators is an interesting concept too instead of the usual ported box.

[Josemon]

Simply the most beautiful diy speakers I ever seen. Congrats

[catrinacompositions]

are you using minidsp? thinking of building a modest system but without passive crossovers.... amazing music btw :)

[RuiSilvaPT]

Passive radiators... It's used for fine tuning of the box (mass change), allowing a better response at lower frequencies than Bass Reflex types... The box volume is also smaller and you can escape long ports. These are a beauty!

[javimirage]

En dehors de l'aspect trés haut gamme de ce système et de ses différents maillons vraiment discrets, l'ensemble s'intègre à merveille dans la pièce est n'est pas disgracieux, une véritable prouesse .Reste plus qu'à savourer ses disques préférés !

[neocollective]

OMG...You made those beauties !!!???....what a great, superb job ! you just saved 50, 000 Usd$ !! (or more) Please forgive all the ignorants criticizing the music; regards from Kentucky ! :)

[mortengammelgaard]

Wow... that is the most butifull DIY´s I have ever seen.... We are talking Sonus Faber finish here !! Respect !

[ttungus]

Very neutral and live sounding system! I did not see what digital play back (CD) system you were using. Good sounding though. I am looking for a digital cross over cutoff at 40hz to bring the DIY open baffle subs up hard and fast for integrating with my SoundLab Majestics. What do you recommend?

[stephenchase]

outstanding set up. the turntable alone is worth another short video.

[houmanbenz]

i am a mold maker and created many speaker concepts... i am not easily impressed but i got to hand it to you on this one. great job.
how do you like your crossover? and are you using any special dac from your pc?

[eugnius]

@hifis50

Are you just using the Metric Halo DSP or do you run aditional software for room speaker / room correction?

Why have you chosen the Sonic Studio instead of the DEQX (they have a HDP4 now, it's clearly upgraded on the analogue side and it has async USB).

And if I'm not too forward, how much did it cost?

Congratulations, the speaker looks finished to a world class standard, maybe the most impressive (visually) DIY speaker I've ever seen. And I'm sure it doesn't sound half bad. :)

[msmbarker]

Most beautiful speakers I have a laid my eyes on

[MrMilanina]

Very nice indeed. One question in regards to the aluminium front plates.
Is it expensive to get these custom plates? They really look nice.
How did you attach them to the cabinet and if you know what kind of anodization was used i.e. are they easy to scratch?
I appreciate you answers, cheers!!!

[moofushu]

Wow that stereo looks like it could launch the space shuttle. And those speakers, they look absolutely AlieN!

[master]

OMFG, I cant belive you DIY those speaker cabinets .

[Canadian_Eh_I]

Bueatiful speaker design. ALl time aligned. WHo built the cabinets for you?

[alexanderk]

OMG! Your workmanship is out of this word. And the baffle? What is it made of? Did you make this yourself or have the work commissioned? What DSP are you using?