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@@jeffersonlloyd9971 9-10 feet.

iPhone 13 Pro Max. lol

@@TimbreDynamics They must use decent microphones!

@@noahblorm2990amazing for a phone. 😊

Subs have everything below 150hz. You need subs with these.

@@njrumenos Danny is not the center of the universe in open baffle designs. Believe it or not there are some really smart people doing it other than Danny. Don’t get me wrong, I like the triple threats, but I’m about to replace them with something I like much better. I tend to lean more towards the bigger higher efficient drivers vs smaller ones. To each their own. Btw, I have other videos starring the triple threats. Peace and happy listening.

@@TimbreDynamicsnice, i was talking about his flagship speakers the NX Otica and NX Treme not the OB servo subs

Nope. Modified DS18 drivers. You can find them on my website.

Yes. I find that the performance of the tweeter does much better outside the coax position. Measurements also indicate this as well. Outside the coax position you have so many other options on which horn to use. You’ll be able to tune the sound to your room much easier. It also allows you to time align the tweeter perfectly with the 15. Putting the tweeter behind the 15 was always a strange concept for me. Never liked it to begin with. The exit flange of the 15 isn’t optimized for the frequencies of the tweeter IMO. Sias, Dan, and many other experienced members have gone this route. So I’m not alone. Good luck and peace and happy listening.

Exactly right. The placement in the room is key.

@@TimbreDynamicsugggh. This is amazing but I don’t like placing speakers too away from the back wall-it’s fine for dedicated rooms but not multi-use. But I want that sound!! Im about to buy commercial OBs. I do like creating and constructing, and I have a lot of tools, but I don’t know what im doing and I can’t spend all my time on it… Im gonna want to sit with ears about 10 feet from the back wall, and place the front of the baffles 2 feet in front of the wall, 8 feet apart. But everything I have seen says you are supposed to place things based on the empirical sound and that’s how it is… uggh.

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I’m working on it.

@@TimbreDynamics I'm all in

All in the description

thank you for your response. Asking because In the description you are indicating an 18” subwoofer, a 15” driver and a tweeter. However, in the image of the speaker, I only see a tweeter and 1 driver, not 2. Is the driver on the baffle the sub or the mid?

@@alexiheaka1074 I’m using GR research servo subs in this video. Those are large towers the speaker baffle is attached to. Join the ABX discord group and see what the other members are building with all 3 drivers.

@ thank you very much.

@ im already part of the ABX group. I go by the name Big Al. Asking my questions because in the description you have La Dolce drivers which I have been listening to and sound different from the driver in your video.

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You need a sub. The way the 15’’ is voiced it’s great at mids but rolls off hard after 150hz.

16 tubes in the chain now. It’s a very neutral sound IMO in the room.

@@notathang8087 message me if you are serious about buying a pair.

Everything you stated is true. Great sound is a marriage of the speaker, room, components, and user preferences. Building a single speaker for all use cases is impossible. That's the beauty of DIY. You can tailer everything to your room and tastes. I have a pair of planar ribbon tweeters on my website that are excellent alternatives to the compression tweeter. You can also implement an LPAD resistor in the signal path to the tweeter that allows you to dial down the tweeter output. This works quite well. My take, which is quite different IMO, is to design all speakers to be modular with swappable components allowing you to tweak your implementation over time and exchange out drivers without throwing out everything else around them. This is also a tough thing to do well, but I think I might be able to solve some of the issues.

But they’re not $2k, are they? You meant $2k each, or you getting some special pricing somehow?

@ I haven’t looked at the prices since launch, so they might have changed. Did you look at the website?

@@cobar5342 agreed.

Those are some kind words. I’m so glad people are seeing the possibilities of doing it yourself. This is the future of HiFi IMO. I have a lot more coming to help people like yourself get there on their own. Peace and happy listening.

@@TimbreDynamics awesome! i'm subscribed and really looking forward to hearing about how and why you are using two tweeters, whether you've made any changes to the crossover and the build process in general. still teetering on placing my parts order because of high shipping costs but its just a matter of time before i pull the trigger. see you in your next video!

@@DMonZ1988 Reach out to me on TimbreDynamics.com - Mike

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You can buy all the drivers, crossover parts, and MDF or birch plywood for under 2k for both channels including an 18'' woofer which I am not showing here. So if you are handy with woodworking, you can have a pair of speakers of this sound quality for under 2k. However, as soon as you start custominzing with hardwoods, finishes, the price can obviously start increasing fast. I plan on coming out with some more videos soon that will offer some help for those that are not DIYers.

@@C-man553 REW. Room EQ Wizard.

@@C-man553 ha tweeters, plural. Just having some fun. More videos soon of a lot more tame response.

@@jakep8484 yep. 2 tweets wide open here. Stay tuned for a more laid back presentation.

I will post a video soon showing how easy it is to adjust and tune the presentation to a much warmer response.

Those are very kind words. Peace and happy listening my friend.

It's a perfectly flat frequency reponse. Most people are not used to hearing a flat 20-20 response from the seating position (with the servo subs) and it can appear bright. Also, if you watched the beginning of the demo section, the treble attinuator is open full throttle for this demo to help bring out the detail. Peace and happy listening. OBs are not for everyone.

@@TimbreDynamics Its personal preference at the end of the day. We all hear and like different things. If you like it great.

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Glad I could make you smile.

Thank you for that. Peace and happy listening.

The servos come with their own 375 watt amp and yes they can keep up with the OB drivers no problem. They are extremely quick. If you want a custom cabinet like mine with hard wood accents, contact me.

@@TimbreDynamicsWrote to you, but no response ? .. Another practical info I need: Do you use a inline filter on the amp driving small baffel speakers, as Danny show in one of his videos, to Cut off the lover frekvenses ? .. and how to do that with an integreated amp ?

@@MrCorolla64 no inline filter anywhere in the system other than a 3.3uF capacitor right before the tweeter.