How to Build The C-Note DIY Speakers - Audiophile Full Guide

[@fish7436]

good video, more informative than the one from parts express themselves

[@15asaid]

very thorough and easy to watch. i’m choosing the c-note kit thanks to this vid. thank you!

[@gRosh08]

Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

[@bobclarke5913]

To avoid tear out put a piece of scrap board under and drill through into it while holding pressure.
Nice clean soldering work. Not sure I get the point of the blue tack step vs gluing down to the crossover board, everyone has their preferences. Groovy build, enjoy your new building bug!

[@virgilpalmer2427]

Great video 🎉🎉🎉

[@customwoodshiftknobs9322]

Great video thanks

[@rhenry74]

Well done.

[@mr.techinventor3463]

great

[@15asaid]

any chance you could make a video for the build with the built-in Wi-Fi and bluetooth amp?

[@Gintas50]

Butane soldering iron I think is worst part in this video. I still use my ADJUSTABLE TEMP pinecil v2 with anker 737 even price is double and fire not in involved

[@leonelgarcia7327]

Hi I realized the woofer is 8 Ohm and the tweeter is 4 Ohm, no problem with that? is always requiered the crossover if I will utilize an external amplifier?

[@talktoeric]

How do these compare to Klipsch?

[@staLkerhu]

Everythong does great compared to Klipsch products........................

[@gerardmontroy9856]

Does this speaker kit come with binding posts
?

[@michael2v]

No

[@francisdelacruz6439]

Where do you get a kit?

[@genaishivatov1737]

Soldering irons IRODA are excellent, but this loudspeakers is not very good (just listen under your nose).

[@yankhomichongwe4694]

Those port tubes. Not good..

[@gRosh08]

420

[@glennquagmire1747]

Not providing links to obtain cross over kits
makes this video worthless. 👎

[@awboat]

yeah I know, googling C-note speaker is so hard. And, the crossover comes with the kit. What crossover kit are you talking about?