Link to my updated DIY speaker web page

[Kingdaddy]

I got my web page updated with some much better outdoor shots of my two latest DIY projects in case anyone is interested. Most of you who frequent other forums probably have already seen them so sorry for boring anyone who is expecting to see something new. I have found that shooting pictures outdoors really does much better to see the details in the grain patterns, all of my past monitor (SST8) pictures just didn’t do justice to the wood, and made them look too dark and uneven, I guess I still have a lot to learn about photography. I still haven’t got any outdoor shots of my Maelstrom Sonosubs yet, but I will soon if I can ever figure out how to have two or more pages on Geocities, however this may not do any good as they are bandwidth limited, too bad. One day I might have a real web page and I can put some construction photos up, I have about 100 pics of the whole process, but it would take a lot of work to put them in order.

http://www.geocities.com/kingdaddykeith/Kingdaddys_DIY_Projects.html?1078331

[Lex]

Tough crowd, I thought his speakers would have people talking. Hmmm. Come on guys! Now I feel bad about asking him to post them here. :cry:

Lex

[Al Garay]

Congratulations! I can see why you are KingDaddy. Your kids can admire your perseverance to follow your own path in making something that looks unique and can entertain your friends and family for a long time.

Of course, they all want KingDaddy to make them a pair too.

Al

[Kingdaddy]

I just finished turning some new Tweeter faceplates out of Oak, so I will have some final pictures of the SST-8 with the Vifa XT's and there new faceplates soon. I wish this site had the ability to upload pictures directly, my geocities site wont allow hot linking, so I'll post the final pictures on another forum and add a link.

BTW thanks for the kind words Al.

[ThomasW]

Not really a tough audience, just don't have much more to add after the threads on DIY-Audio, Madisound, AudioKarma, HTF, etc ......


All the projects are certainly a very unique expression of the DIY art........

Good job Mike!




theAudioWorx
Klone-Audio

[Kingdaddy]

Very true, the DIY speaker community is really a small group and most know of and frequent all these forums. However, I think that AK and this site have some regulars that I haven’t seen on the other forums.

No big deal about the responses, I like to post pictures mostly because I like to see pictures of everybody else’s projects, so I assume the same is true about other DIY fanatics like me.

[Hank]

Yes, I've seen them elsewhere, and am really impressed by the amount of labor and the fine woodworking! Great artistic expression of the cosmetic aspect of speaker building. Also, that is one unique ported/sealed sub implementation. Very creative.

[Dennis H]

Ditto. Attaboy Mike! :clap: