Speakers: MUN17-3W

[pmm]

I like this thread as I like all the in depth threads about building speakers that allow me to vicariously satisfy my desire to build a great set of speakers which I lack the skill, equipment, space and time to do so.

However it seems there is a great deal of procrastination going on when it comes to the building of the blasted cabinets

(he says sitting here procrastinating about doing work on his work from home day).

 

[fraser.]

Procrastination is second only to faffing in my list of DIY skills pmm. You'll be glad to know that I made some progress today... Nothing to do with speaker cabinets however! The hard part of one upper shelf for the rack more or less done - epoxied, flattened and rough sanded... Just three more to go






My working at home days tend to be the most productive, certainly. Just not for my employer.

 

[irb]

Procrastination is second only to faffing in my list of DIY skills ...

We have a lot in common then.

 

[fraser.]

Any suggestions on how to notate the connections in some fashion? I have zero engraving skills or access to fancy machinery. I don't really want to use ugly stickers if I can help it. I'll probably just want IN / OUT / LEFT / RIGHT or similar on the rear of the crossovers, and maybe something on the rear of the speaker if it's not too difficult...

 

[irb]

If you're up for quite a lot of faff, how about something like this:

Not that I've actually tried it myself!

 

[fraser.]

Interesting... I do have access to a cricut machine. Not that I've ever used it!

 

[fraser.]

One crossover box glued up. I used some black resin for this as there was some spare from crack filling and it should blend in well with the enclosure.