Hi-End Full Range Speakers | DIY | $180.00 Mark Audio CHR-120 Enclosure | Eames Speaker Part - 1
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2022
- Hi-End Full Range Speakers inspired on Charles Eames Molded Chair. Step by Step on how to build this Ported Enclosure + measurements.
$180.00 (pair) Mark Audio CHR-120
Materials: MDF, Maple Hardwood, Metal, Drivers, Cables, Connectors.
Painted in Daytona White from the 1966 Ford Mustang.
LINKS:
Mark Audio CHR120 Full Range:
www.madisoundspeakerstore.com...
Eames Chairs (cheapest ones in the market, not sure if the legs are well made):
www.walmart.com/ip/ZENY-Set-o...
Sonic Barrier:
www.parts-express.com/Sonic-B...
Polyfill: amzn.to/39r7n0P
Speaker Wire - Copper Clad Aluminum: amzn.to/3LlJbKD
Speaker Wire - Oxygen Free Copper: amzn.to/39tNkPe
MEASUREMENTS:
Box External Size - 42 x 42 x 31.5 cm Legs - 38 cm high
Box Internal Size - 38.4 x 38.4 x 25.4 cm
Internal volume - 37 Liters
Port - 5.1 wide x 5.4 long cm (2 x 2-1/8 inches)
BASIC TOOLS:
Plam Sander: amzn.to/39wtgvy
Compressor: amzn.to/3wAxB90
Nail Gun: amzn.to/3LrlYqm
Circular Saw: amzn.to/3yNB7Ql
Drill Kit: amzn.to/39osBMR
Drill Bits: amzn.to/3llbApI
Screwdriver Bits: amzn.to/3MmMgLS
Router: amzn.to/3wyyHCb
Router Circle Jig: amzn.to/3MuZLcw
Router Bit Set: amzn.to/3FRFriK
Clamps: amzn.to/3FR9IhO
Quick Clamps: amzn.to/3FSRufH
Soldering Station: amzn.to/3PCFLXk
Ask me anything!!!
INSTAGRAM: @sonnoradesign
I'm a hobbyists woodworker and audiophile. I have built several pairs of speakers and turntables. I'm so happy to have found this channel!! Well shot video, your designs are great and you are very entertaining! Keep it going please!
Thanks Jay!! I will keep it going for sure. Wanna see your speakers sometime.
Absolutely love the retro book design of those speakers.
Thanks my friend!! I wanted to make those it’s been a while.
Your videos are so well produced and I appreciate how well you document the whole design process. Looking forward to seeing what you create next!
Hey thanks!!! I’m glad you liked it man. I’ll keep posting for sure!!!
I love the history in those chair legs, perfect for a speaker!
Thanks Capra!! I loved it too.
Way to be faithful to some classic design and bringing your flavor and fun to the project! Can’t wait for video #2.
Thanks again Cody!! Let’s keep them coming.
Sand It... Sand It....
Lovely...
Right!!! Hehe
A great follow-up project would be a subwoofer in the same style to complement the speakers. Great video btw!
That’s right! I’ve been thinking about it. Great input!
Welp. You got a new sub. Thank God there is a new speaker builder around. The current crop have gotten stale.
Thanks Luke! Hope you keep enjoying it. Let me know if I get stale please!
Love the design and the soundtrack. You make it seens easy. Congrats.
Woohoo!
Really interesting and FUN to watch your vids! Thanks for the guidance. I just ordered my MarkAudio CHR-90s....YIKES, it'll be my first speaker build but really appreciating the education you so aptly give during the projects.
Thanks Aaron. Those drivers sound really good. You gonna love it. Thanks for watching!
I love your channel. I need to read up on that software. That’s pretty cool. I grew up in the 80s and yeah, we had Loud cars we always bought a cross overboard
Hahah. Right!!! Too many subwoofers! Never enough
Look forward to that, you produce fine work and I love the production.
Thanks for watching!
It's great to see your design process 👌
Thanks fot watching Jay!
I used to work in a cabinet shop. Being the new guy my name was "Mr. Sandsomemore." Somehow the name stuck with me despite other guys being hired.
Haha! That’s right! I feel it.
You are a great guy.... Thank you for this video.....
Thank you for watching!!
Good job. Thanks for your help!💪
Wow sounds good for the size of this driver
I've looked at many designs and DIY kits but nothing inspires me like your designs.
Thanks Glen. Appreciate it. Let’s do it.
Beautiful stuff as always. Keep the videos coming.
Thanks Mark.I’ll keep them coming!!
You put a smile on my face sir. Love your personality. I want to build my first set soon.
That’s great to hear!! Hope you do it soon. It’s a lot of fun!
You guys are the best lay them down 😮
Woohoo! Thanks my friend!
Sharp design, looking good .
Thanks for watching!
Very clear sounds like some Harmon Karden or Polk audio
Thanks Robert!!!
I think I will attempt to make something like that next week. I have not a used a router since high school shop class, but we'll see how it goes.
Haha! Go for it!! It’s a lot of fun!
I just discovered you and subscribed immediately you make it look so easy I cannot wait to make $100 speakers - just have to save to buy $10,000 worth of carpentry equipment!
Right!! Comes with time. I’ll post basic tools to start soon.
Now we can see a sub to match with these nice speakers. 👍
Congratulagions.
Thanks man! I’m glad you liked it. I’d love to make a sub for those. Maybe soon!!!
Dude I love your channel. Nice workshop and wood skills. Nice design aesthetic with the white and breadboard top. Yeah maybe a baffle step correction could boost bass even further. Love to see the Freq chart. I am looking at getting a mike too soon to create my own charts and learn more about electronics. Keep up the good work.
Hey Peter. Thanks man. I’m glad you are enjoying it. Those are playing even better after breaking In. I’ll post the filters and curve soon. I’d encourage you to get it. Sounds really nice.
Looks nice!
Thanks again! Frequency response coming soon…
Great video..like to see the development of your ideas.. particularly when things don't turn out as well as expected and you have to modify in some way. As in your port characteristics... Problem solving and workings out on show is what I personally would like to see... Thanks
Thanks a lot. I’d keep it real. Cause you are right, it not always runs that well! Haha. Cheers
Очень стильные и красивые колонки получились.
Молодец!
Однозначно +
Thanks My friend!! I appreciate it!! 😎
👏👏love these
Thanks!!!
Very nice you're the man
Thanks Nilton!
well done mate.....!!! kind regards from germany
Thanks Erwin! Not sure where you are but I love berlin! Cheers
Nice build. Sound without low end... I'm never seen full range without some kind of compensation, baffle step and notch filter. Maybe in some obscure horn constructions. Looking forward for next video. Subscribed, because it's LOOKING GOOD.
That’s right! I ended up with a baffle step compensator and notches. But the drivers got so much better after breaking in… I’ll post the graphs soon
Brilliant you made very good speakers boxes and now the time is listen sound quality. I m from Pakistan Karachi
Cheers Mohammad! Thanks for watching!
My pleasure sir
Great video - I was going to suggest a baffle step network to help with the low end response but you are on it!
Yup. It helps! But the speakers are sounding even better now.
Superb looking boss. You have talent.
Would love to see more videos on subwoofers and class looking soundbars and amplifier chassis for Hypex modules with miniDSP
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll keep it in mind. I have some ICE power boards here and I want to make something… let’s see.
Caramba very good
Ai ai ai!!
Great video. I also would like to see and do a small speaker cabinet design for the SB Acoustics SB20FRPC30-8 8" Paper Full Range, I have seen very good reviews about this speaker and it would be an interesting project to do. 🙂
It looks really good and a good “bang for the buck”. I just think that the cabinet for a vented would be big. Which is ok. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hello...Sonnora,..new friend ,.nice video👍👍
Thanks a lot!! Cheers
Quite a “gritty” performance
Thanks!! More to come.
such a nice project and outcome!
BUT STILL i think backbassports have a very limited effect of amping that bass accurate in a fullrange setup
in 3way 4 way they are more effective in my opinion
but as the curve displayed its more like a flat response which is not bad at all
did u check the airvelocity on the ports below 14-18m/s
also i would always brace and flange the port aswell mby i missed that part.
i like that design and top&bottom maple finish tho🙏🏼 especially the legs! finally some more storing space😂 (storing chairs is the worst)
keep on sanding and sending!
wish u only the best from austria
Hey Stefan! Thanks man! I did check the air velocity, don’t remember now but it sounds good.
I like this video💗
Thanks Mario!
@@sonnoradesign I am happy to follow your videos.
Maybe build a box with a concave front baffle for a future build. The entire front baffle would be a giant wave guide.in theory it would have an incredible sensitivity if used with the right driver. I plan on doing this myself in the future.
Hey Mike. Thanks for the input man! Let me know how it goes! That’s interesting.
I would to see build by you on 8″ SB20FRPC30 superb SB acoustic FR driver and maybe an Eminence Lab12 sub in one great looking design for a superb 20-20K fullrange speaker for large room
That is an interesting idea! 20 to 20000 is ideal. I’ll try something similar with what I have here. Thanks my friend!
Friend I would be keen to see a video on a nice 8” or 10” DVC subwoofer that is connected and use with stereo speakers instead of a plate amp and seperste amp
So the stereo amp should drive this left right spesker and the dvc subwoofer
Thanks for the input Anand.
Have you ever seen the molded plywood speaker cabinets Charles Eames designed for Stephens speakers?
I’ve seen them now! Wow! Good stuff. Loved it. Thanks Joe.
Boa, Be! Acabei de descobrir esse seu canal! 💣💣💣💣
Boa Pop!! Vamos com tudo!!!
👍👍
Great video but Music is too loud
Thanks for the input!
I'm still waiting a demo.
That’s right. Those are really cool speakers. I was listening again the other day.
Hey bro have you ever used RIT dye it will change the color and keep grain like a guitar
Nope never. Getta try that.
Sandie!!!!
Hahaha! Right
nicht schlecht ,machmal muss man mit einem breitbänder seine ohren durch pusten.
Thats Right!! Cheers!
break in the driver it gives more base over time.
Right! Thanks. It’s already sounding much better. Gonna post the curves soon.
thumbs up by 15 seconds
Thanks Danny!! Thats cool!
@@sonnoradesign Sanding... lol so true. No shortcuts, no tricks, just sanding
Thumbs up already for the cover pic :) subscribed after 20 seconds ;) cool design!
@@MrJakigabi thanks Gábor!! Glad you liked it!
Actually now we're planning a speaker project with my brother and a carpenter friend. My choice is MA full range driver as well :) I would have few questions to you ;)
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😂😂😂😂 sandpaper
Haha right?!
Where is the analysis of the design based on which you decided to make this box? where are the response, phase, impedance, delay, offset curves and generally all their reasoning and design work? i'm sick of seeing carpenters copy random boxes and call them speakers... you tried to copy the design that came with the speaker which is at least wrong, not to say false... the correct design for this particular speaker , it is 40lit total volume, with a 72mm diameter tuning tube and a total length of 165mm without flared ends, and F3 frequency from 41hz to 46hz depending on the damping material, and the size of the room...
how a diy is a high end? they are not even at the right elevation... :( just empty buzzwords