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The SW275BD01 is about 3-4dB quieter and needs less cabinet volume (for 2x woofers 180 vs 270) and reach further down. But still performs extremely well. Concerning sound quality there isn’t a huge difference. But I can promise you that two SW275 is more than enough for most situations and two 32W are rather to much for most normal sized rooms. Talking about ported designs of course. I would probably recommend the Wavecor to most people because of the smaller enclosure. Keep in mind that the ports need quite a bit diameter (and therefore are very long) so you don’t get portnoise at max volume.

Thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed it :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Sure thing, they are currently at the klang+ton Magazine for testing, but will do as soon as I get it back :)

Cheers, noted!

Many thanks

Thanks! Will do!

On it!

Dankeschön :)

Thank you for your nice comment :) If got a few projects down the line and will finish them soon. It's a lot of work tho. I really appreciate that you subscribed. Have a nice day

I’ll see what I can do. The next bookshelf I’m planning is using a 15cm Wavecor mid woofer and the Fountek Neo CD2.0

@@hififriend4512 you seem to be a wavecore fan 👍🏻 please try Purifi woofer it’s got no competition

I've done some builds with Visaton in the past (no videos for that sadly). I quite like the BG20 and the cheap drivers have quite good value. For Monacor I have to see what I can do. I like the looks of the SPX-32M with the wooden phase plug. Maybe a small and simple Fullrange or two way bookshelf speaker. I'm also interested in the SPH-174KE with the yellow Kevlar cone.

Thanks for subscribing and watching, it really helps me out :D

Haven’t got any near future plans for a purifi woofer build. They are quite expensive. I still have a couple of other projects/videos in the making so stay tuned

The subwoofer is the SW280WA03 from Wavecor. The sub amp is a hypex fusion amp fa251. I will try to make the buildplan available on my website hififriend.com

@@hififriend4512 I have peerless visaton and MONACOR drivers will you give suggestions plans for my requirements I can pay for the service

@@anandshah71 sure, I can make cabinet suggestions. Making crossover suggestions, don’t make a lot of sense, they would just be starting points and you would need to optimise them.

@@hififriend4512 yes thank you will contact you . Ares I saw this sub on your site looks interesting do you have details or video

@@hififriend4512 can’t find the plan on your site also interested in your dual sub 17hz that you have on web site

Hi, thanks for asking. I still didn’t have the chance to install the sub at it’s destination, so there are no results so far. I will add an Artikel on my webpage as soon as I can. I will also have to translate the articles so it might take some time. I can mail you the CAD files and build plans if you like :)

@@hififriend4512 Oh, yes. I would like to have that.

@@hififriend4512 do you have a email for direct contact?

Yes, please email me at kriller7000dk@gmail.com

Hi, sorry for answering that late, you can message me on Instagram: instagram.com/hifi_friend?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Thank you :) I've only used the smaller glass fibers. A major problem was that it took 2 weeks for the concrete to harden. When we removed it, it was still not hard enough in some places. And then the cracks formed. The next time I will build a bookshelf speaker and try out the fiber glass mesh.

It won't stop cracking. It will only stop it from falling apart when it cracks.

I'm no expert and haven't tried this myself, however my brother-in-law is a civil engineer who specialises in concrete corrosion (mainly bridges) and tells me one of the main factors that allows water into industrial concrete in the first place is the contractor has added more water to the mix than specified in order to make it easier to work with at the construction stage. Apparently concrete setting is a chemical reaction rather than the water 'drying out' and for optimal results requires an exact ratio of cement/ballast to water. I couldn't help but wonder whether your mix may have been too wet? I hope you don't give up, you showed great attention to detail constructing the mould, good luck in the future.

I read on a forum (can't remember wich) to use plaster reinforced with somekind of fiber instead of concrete altogether. It doesent crack the same way concrete can do. Concrete speakers seem like a good idea, but it's heavy, and highly impractical to work with. I have seen beautiful concrete horn speakers tho maynly horns for mid and high frequency drivers. All materials have they pros and cons tho.

@@PKWeaver74 thank you for your comment. Next time I will probably try to build a bookshelf speaker, if something goes wrong it wouldn't be as bad😅. We also added a fluid which lowers the waters surface tension an therefore the concrete gets more liquid and easier to work with. It also reduces the amount of water you need, so maybe that's true what you're saying. Another problem might be, that it was very cold at that time of the year (we still had snow) and I left it to rest in the garage. Anyway thanks a lot for your help.

Unfortunately it's my friends lens😅

Du kannst bei strassacker den bausatz ohne gehäuse für ca 1600 euro pro stück kaufen oder ein fertiges paar für knapp 6000 euro

Will do a sound test when the sub is installed. Due to Corona I couldn't install it, at it's destination...

Thank you very much for liking and watching. The Plans will be ready in a couple of weeks, I will post on Insta when they are published :)

Sweet!

The Speaker kit is now available here: www.lautsprechershop.de/hifi/midas_en.htm

Danke, freut mich

Cheers man, my first time filming a speaker. This weekend I will build a subwoofer and there will be a build video 👌

@@hififriend4512 Subwoofer videos please

@@anandshah71 I've got a subwoofer build down the line. The sub is currently being tested at a audio magazine and I will get it back in one or two months. Just need some final shots of the finished Subwoofer. I really appreciate your patience, interest and support. Stay tuned :)