You CAN use spray paint, just follow the advice of tech ingredients - hold the can about 30" away and use multiple light coats. I hang mine with rubber bands, I simply screwed 2 1/1'4 screws in the top of each panel (no need for glue) and the screws hold the rubber bands in place on the speakers nicely. works great. IMHO a sub woofer is needed to get truly awesome full sound from dml speakers.
You can use spray paint. Any. You just have to keep a distance of at least 40 cm when spraying. So , the aggressive part of the paint will evaporate before reaching the styrofoam.
I'd like to see someone use magnets to suspend the panels like they do with the floating globes and stuff. It would probably take a lot of magnets on the edges of the panels and a frame with magnets arranged to keep the panel from moving forward and backwards as well as up, down and side to side. You guys seem pretty smart. Must be a way, but not sure if it would help with sound though. Just a thought
That is a very interesting thought, the only fly in the ointment that I can see is attaching magnets to the dml speakers would change the sound output from the speakers. Tech Ingredients experimented with placing weights (dampeners) on the back of dml speakers and the results showed that this wasn't a good idea, I'm not sure how placing magnets (weight) on the edges would affect performance. It certainly would look cool to see floating speakers.
Limiting the panel traveling with magnets would be counterproductive. It's a speaker after all and forward/backwards movement is kinda important for the sound. Also the magnets would add weight and make the panel harder to tune. Tech ingredients made another video on these and if I recall correctly he concluded that the weighted tuning was unnecessary/detrimental.
I'm about to build some of these speaker for a home theater/ gaming room. I'm sure its only the video and the mic, but all these video ive seen, these speaker doesnt sound all that good. seems to lack in bass big time I plan on using a subwoofer with them. How's the lower end in person ?
Sound is everything! Who cares what they look like!
You CAN use spray paint, just follow the advice of tech ingredients - hold the can about 30" away and use multiple light coats. I hang mine with rubber bands, I simply screwed 2 1/1'4 screws in the top of each panel (no need for glue) and the screws hold the rubber bands in place on the speakers nicely. works great. IMHO a sub woofer is needed to get truly awesome full sound from dml speakers.
Thats a great idea. I added a sub later :)
You can use spray paint. Any.
You just have to keep a distance of at least 40 cm when spraying. So , the aggressive part of the paint will evaporate before reaching the styrofoam.
New camera and mic look and sound great. I like the art on your speakers this project is so simple.
I'd like to see someone use magnets to suspend the panels like they do with the floating globes and stuff. It would probably take a lot of magnets on the edges of the panels and a frame with magnets arranged to keep the panel from moving forward and backwards as well as up, down and side to side. You guys seem pretty smart. Must be a way, but not sure if it would help with sound though. Just a thought
That is a very interesting thought, the only fly in the ointment that I can see is attaching magnets to the dml speakers would change the sound output from the speakers. Tech Ingredients experimented with placing weights (dampeners) on the back of dml speakers and the results showed that this wasn't a good idea, I'm not sure how placing magnets (weight) on the edges would affect performance. It certainly would look cool to see floating speakers.
Limiting the panel traveling with magnets would be counterproductive. It's a speaker after all and forward/backwards movement is kinda important for the sound. Also the magnets would add weight and make the panel harder to tune. Tech ingredients made another video on these and if I recall correctly he concluded that the weighted tuning was unnecessary/detrimental.
People still have a wii? amazing
you got my like the very moment you said you messed up the mic xD, good content tho
Some normal music might help to evaluate the sound
Can you please explain how you did that shattered glass style art on those panels!!🙏🏼
Just free handed it. Start with the big shapes and keep filling it in where you need to
Hey Devin, would you be interested in being hired for a custom DML speaker build?
Sure. What were you thinking?
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I'm about to build some of these speaker for a home theater/ gaming room. I'm sure its only the video and the mic, but all these video ive seen, these speaker doesnt sound all that good. seems to lack in bass big time
I plan on using a subwoofer with them. How's the lower end in person ?
There definitely is, youre right. I added a small sub to my set up.
Why did you make the panels so long? Does that give you more bass?
Thats what my research suggests but my ears arent trained enough to notice a difference
4'' radius is recommended,
Thanks
2/5ths, 3/5ths is recommended
wow sounds terrible. but cool project anyway.