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Just another Nat P
Well, I ordered most of the parts in December of 2007....how sad is that? I built a pair of Dayton III's and was very impressed, especially given my complete noobness. I am finally going to get started soon (maybe even tonight). Even with all the builds and information, I still have some questions.... -
my Natalie P build
New member with some newbie questions...
I decide to build Natalie P. (70% music/audiophile & 30% movie)
1. My BOM ...am I missing something?
2. The "Nat-P's" Crossover... there's no "Ground Connection"?
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fwrigley's Natalie P build - in process
Well, I have been working on this build for about two months now. It has been a series of firsts for me since I have only previously built a 20" cube sealed subwoofer. First time using a radial arm saw, first time using a router, etc. So far it has been a lot of fun with only a few mishaps (MDF...
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Natalie P build
Hello all, i've been reading the forums the last couple of days and I'm loving what you guys have to offer here. I'm now debating between the Natalie P and the Mini statement for my HT setup. I know that the Natalie P is much simpler to build but would I be begging for more in the future???
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Joining DIY crew - Natalie P build
I have been reading a lot lately and wanting to build a set of front speakers for the beginning of my HT setup. Well I was thinking about starting off with the Modula MTs for practice and then I could use those as surrounds later when I upgrade the fronts. But, I decided might as well go with the NatPs...
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Natalie-P in a ML-TL, did anyone try?
Over at "some other forum", I read through the Thor redesigns, mostly work done by Scott Moose.
As well, he poked his head in here at HTGuide, and posted a few times on the Nat-P thread in the early stages, with a suggestion for a straight no-taper mass-loaded transmission line... -
My NatP project thread, lots of n00bie questions
Hi all, I am building a set of NatP and want to know what kind of mount that I can buy off the shelf. I looked at PE but most of the stands seems to have small base, where it doesn't fit the NatP's dimension. Or can you just lay it on the stand even the speaker base is bigger than the stand?
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My Second DIY: Natalie P's
After building my sub, (thread here), my mom's 15 year-old Kenwood JL-504's just aren't cutting it, unsurprisingly.
So, with my limited student's budget, I've settled on the Natalie P's as a good balance of cost and quality. My room is tiny, so there's no option to port these. I'll be using... -
Kirk's NatalieP Build
I actually began this build about a week ago but am just now getting around to posting about it.
Ultimately I plan on using the NatPs as surrounds in a system with Khanspires and a WTMW Center up front. Since I'll be using them as surrounds on stands, I chose to build the cabinets to the... -
RS150 MTM's or Nat P's, input pawease...
I've been reading up for quite some time on various diy projects. Please understand I am completely new to this home stuff. I can build the cabinets and wire crossovers as long as there are clear diagrams and plans to follow. That's not really a concern for me, it's just deciding what to do. Here... -
Noob needs help with Nat P Crossover
Guys,
I'm obviously new to all of this, so I need your help. I recently finished the cabinets for my Nat P's, built the crossovers, put everything together, and plugged 'em in...and nothing happened! I think I may have wired the crossovers wrong. Could some of you wonderful people take... -
My Nat.P's Build Project (Finished 4/14)
I started these over a year ago.
I have been swamped with tons of other projects.
Now I that I have had some time to start on them again,
I figured I would start my own build thread
~ So, here it goes ~
Initial design was inspired by the curved box by Brain Walt... -
Natalie P towers, with a twist
After a lot of reading and advice from the forums, I’ve decided to start out my 5.1 DIY surround with a set of Natalie P floor standing left and right channels. Eventually, these may move to the rear if I decide to build Dayton TMWWs for L/R and a Dayton WTMW center. Also, an SDX15 sub is in the works....
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First Time Natalie P. Build
Hi,
My brother and I would like to build some speakers. Neither of us have much electronics experience, but are both willing to learn. We think the Natalie P. would be a good speaker to attempt a build of. If we go ahead and do this we may need some help! I'm hoping some of the readers on... -
Calling Nat P Tower Builders
My Nat P's are currently in sealed enclosures modeled on the .75 cubic foot PE enclosures, but I'm thinking of putting them in towers. I understand about 50 liters net, as the archive thread mentions, is ideal, and with a 3" port; I've got a 3" flared port kit on the way from PE. So :...
