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Category Archives: Audio/Video
Introducing the Dayton HiVi RTS181.3 Two-Way Bookshelf Speaker
A few months ago I decided to redo a pair of bookshelf speakers I had built almost 15 years ago. Click here if you want to check them out. This speaker makeover consists of swapping the HiVi Research W6 driver … Continue reading
Weekend Project: Build a 108″ DIY Projector Screen for $28
This weekend I built a super-cheap, no-frills, 108″ projector screen for my family room home theater. A modest setup consisting of a Pioneer 7.1 AVR, some DIY speakers and sub I built years ago and a 50″ Panasonic plasma HDTV. … Continue reading
Posted in Audio/Video, General, Home DIY
Tagged avs, best, black level, blackout, build, cabinet, carl's place, cheap, cloth, DIY, easy, entertainment, fabric, frame, hang, home depot, home theater, how to, joann, material, movies, netflix, projector, screen, simple, stereo, tv, white
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Decoding the Signal Path of My 2-Channel Stereo
Last week I changed around my stereo a little bit just for fun and wanted to share a few of the things I learned in doing so. I didn’t do anything too crazy, just removed the Schiit SYS passive pre-amp … Continue reading
Setting up a 3-Way Speaker with MiniDSP 2×4 using REW
It’s been about a month since the completion of these speakers and it’s about time I do a write-up on how I set up and tuned these speakers. I’ve spent the last several weeks and many hours setting up and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2x4, audio, behringer, butterworth, calibration, crossover, dayton audio, DIY, ecm8000, frequecy, hi-fi, lm317, measure, microphone, minidsp, Music, paper cone, reference, REW, rs-28f, series, sound, speakers, sys, tuning
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DM-4 Reference Speaker Build Part V – Finally Complete!
The speakers are done! I’m super excited to finally unveil the completion of the DM-4 Reference Loudspeaker. It’s been crazy though, the last few months have been such a roller coaster of different, unexpected projects, as is evidenced by my … Continue reading
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Tagged active, audio, audio innovation, crossover, dayton, DIY, dm-4, hi-fi, loudspeaker, minidsp, parts express, reference, speakers, vr-5, watt puppy, wilson audio
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Updated Whole House Audio Setup with a New 12-Channel Amp
Last month I picked up a Niles SI-1230 Audio Amplifier from a guy on Craigslist for crazy cheap and completely transformed my modest whole-house audio system into one that became worthy of me actually wanting to write about it. I’ve … Continue reading