A Guide to HTguide.com Completed Speaker Designs.

[cjd]

Ansonica details are all in the Ansonica thread. :P

I won't be moving stuff on my website, but I'm (slowly, as usual) bringing up a new site dedicated to hosting my designs.

[kvardas]

What about adding Jon Marsh's M8tas? Pics of my build of it are in the M8ta thread.

Kris

[---k---]

I added a few notes about placement requirements for those speakers that I'm familiar with. I'll add it to others if the designers let me know. I've also added the graphs from Floyd Toole's book to try and demonstrate boundary loading.

Several of the designs have drivers that are no longer available (NLA). I'm considering keeping this a living document and removing those and archiving them in a different thread. I would like comments/suggestion on this from forum members.

I also feel like I'm missing some designs. Please help me out and give me the infor of any design I'm missing. BUT please remember that the intent of this thread is NOT to archive all internet speaker designs. It is to archive the designs completed by OUR forum members. Someone building a design listed here should have reasonable assurances that the designer will see a posted question and be willing to answer questions.

And if no one responds, I will go back to assuming that no one reads the stickies and give up maintaining this.

[Face]

NLA designs should be kept separate, IMO.

[AdelaaR]

Makes sense to keep them seperate, I believe.
A sticky in the sense of "archive of ..." could hold the NLA's.

[---k---]

Two votes for removal. Thanks. I would like a few more votes... maybe from some designers whose designs are likely to get removed?

[technodanvan]

And if no one responds, I will go back to assuming that no one reads the stickies and give up maintaining this.

I read the stickies!


I would vote they be separated, but still maintained in this thread, just at the bottom. I think that would make it easier for people to get ideas all in one place.

[Ray Collins]

Separate the designs. Thanks for maintaining the stickies.

Doc

[---k---]

Added the Wavecore Ardent.

[tcpip]

Would you like to add my Darbari 3-way active design to your list? I think it fulfils your criteria of designs you include.

http://tcpip.dhandanought.org/darbari

I can add photos and provide more details if you feel it can be included here. The total cost for me, including the MiniDSP 4x10HD and without amplifier (it needs 6 channels) is about USD 3,000 about five years ago.

Is this documentation project dead, considering the last post was 5 years ago?

[Leadfinger]

Hello tcpip. the link you posted is flakey. It goes to a login screen then to a virus warning screen... Review your link and make sure it is working correctly...

[tcpip]

Hello tcpip. the link you posted is flakey. It goes to a login screen then to a virus warning screen... Review your link and make sure it is working correctly...

It is working correctly. You probably have stale data on bad links.

More than a year ago, intruders broke into my site. I cleaned it out by deleting the software and reinstalling everything. That was a long time ago. Google used to show, at that time, that my site had strange data in CJK characters. All that is history.

Just search for "tcpip.dhandanought.org darbari" and you'll find my pages on Google.

[tcpip]

This is what I can see when I visit the URL.

[TEK]

I can confirm that, I get the same as tcpip

[Scareurpasenger]

Small suggestion for this. A large number of these designs can no longer be made due to parts availability. It may be worth sectioning them off accordingly. I was lucky enough to score some RS28a tweeter just today but not sure if others will have the opportunity. Thank you to everyone that made this information available! I can't wait to build my first pair!

[1Michael]

See post #93...

[Scareurpasenger]

See post #93...

Thanks, I was hoping that the first post would be updated. And to answer it, it would be useful and people do read these threads