After successfully building the Pensil full-range with JX-92S's, I'm ready to venture into my first crossover project.
My parameters:
1 Relatively easy electronics for a novice. I've built a few kits (mostly point to point stuff...headphone amp, guitar pedals) and I'm good with carpentry.
2 Usage: This will be our main multi-purpose set of speakers. Not hifi, by any means. It'll be hooked up to an unremarkable AV receiver for the time being. I'll eventually ditch that for something better, but I'm guessing we'll be watching movies and listening to records on that for a while, yet.
3 The room. It's huge. A converted warehouse with 13foot ceilings, brick walls and concrete floors. There's actually a good amount of acoustic dampening, but the space is large. That being said, there's some flexibility around the size of the speakers.
4 Absolute max budget is $500
Love this forum. Ya'll we're so helpful with the last project, and it absolutely rules!
My parameters:
1 Relatively easy electronics for a novice. I've built a few kits (mostly point to point stuff...headphone amp, guitar pedals) and I'm good with carpentry.
2 Usage: This will be our main multi-purpose set of speakers. Not hifi, by any means. It'll be hooked up to an unremarkable AV receiver for the time being. I'll eventually ditch that for something better, but I'm guessing we'll be watching movies and listening to records on that for a while, yet.
3 The room. It's huge. A converted warehouse with 13foot ceilings, brick walls and concrete floors. There's actually a good amount of acoustic dampening, but the space is large. That being said, there's some flexibility around the size of the speakers.
4 Absolute max budget is $500
Love this forum. Ya'll we're so helpful with the last project, and it absolutely rules!