DIY Compact 10" 2-Way PA Speakers 

Yer, More like if you actually gave them 150w per side they would fry. "yer my setup is like 1000w man" ok so why has your amp only got a 5amp fuse then? paper numbers.

1000 watts for m.sec and the are in speakerheaven.😂😂😂

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Thank you so much for a kind comment like this. Truly means a lot to me. You won't regret a hobby like this, I'm sure! Best of luck.

@@DonnyTerek Thanks buddy, I just ordered my drivers and everything, I'm going to practice a bit of woodwork and learn some audio design stuff while I'm waiting for things to arrive, have a blessed day!!! 🥰

@@nicolasnicolas3889 Awesome! Let me know how it goes. You have a good one as well!

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Very well said.

You nailed it. I built some speakers from DIYSG for my HT and they're 98 db sensitivity. Dynamics are huge without massive power requirements.

@@tommywilliamsjr.697 I had to dump the 15 inch woofers due to space and stuff (also 1 broke in a move), but there never was a lack of clarity or reserve. I had them new when BF2 came out, and they stuck with me until not too long ago. Have smaller stereo ones now with ribbons. Meh. Found this video perusing the web on the prowl for a design with compression drivers. But size and power and weight, I pulled out the 1U amp and wanted to stay with that, so now have to decide surround with phantom centre or simple LCR. These do look tempting... But thinking I will start with 2× the Obelix-S from K+T 2013/06, modified the design slightly. Should be a good fit on a smaller desk.

Wonder if 10" is a great middleground for creating high undistorted SPL while not having a big directivity mismatch with the compression driver, while the compression driver is also crossed high enough to play undistorted. Specially since I'll cross into a subwoofer anyway.

To some extent it may, but I haven't checked that.

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Thank you friend!

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Wow, thank you so much!

It sounds very dynamic (as all high SPL equipment). With a good horizontal and partially vertical dispersion it will be a great loudspeaker. With feeding it with 0.1W its distortions will be less than ScanSpeak or Purifi offer for 10W at a same SPL level

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its not that different with 'unaccostumized' ears, just buy as best as you can

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It is actually hard for me to help you decide since these were the first PA speakers that I built. The price tag to build a pair of these is quite high compared to what you can get off the shelf but I do like the sound quality. I paired these with the Behringer A800 and I do like the crisp highs and the wide soundstage. Was expecting a bit more bass from these but they are tuned to 80Hz with the port length as in the design. I think you could make yourself a relatively inexpensive pair of these if you can source cheaper crossover components (I paid over $100 for mine) and build the enclosures yourself.

They play down to 85Hz so you might need to use longer ports for lower bass range.

the driver+horn and spearkers the cost is $300+, i think the overall costs is near $500...

€88 per woofer, €60 per compr driver, €40 per horn. ×2. Than add wood, banana or XLR binding posts.

@@AndreChaosweapon damn price competing on commercial ones. Is it 500 for a pair?

@@prodj.mixapeofficial6431 its a estimate cost but it can be near 500 bucks, yeah commercial ones are near this price too but this project is to show how best is this setup but you can buy a commercial one instead or use the same project but using the hardware with less cost i don't know...

@@AndreChaosweapon you never find a crossover in such quality in normal speaker.only Pfusch!!🇩🇪

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You are welcome

Thank you a lot! Please check the description for the components.

Hello, thank you. I actually haven't tested the speakers on more stable stands, which is a good idea to test, thank you.

@@DonnyTerek hi i think the problem is more in the tweeter Even tiny movement of the box varies the point of source of sound of the tweeter It's like shooting having a little parkinsonism In the end your speaker are really excellent and very good looking as well In my little room i don't need all this power but I will think about it thanks again and kind regards gino

des. Nonsense. 250watt Löwe. 50watt high.

peak power is usually a bogus marketing number that is close to where the speaker destroys itself or the coils burn up. maybe its a teoretical max. i dont see this peak number anywhere on the product websites. i assume its 1000w peak both speakers combined. in this video on the test part they used a 100w amp so nowhere near the 100w target

I have built my cabs to house a 15in woofer an 8in midbass and a super tweeter all of the individual speakers are rated to handle over 600 watts but my crossover is rated at 300 watts so if I give more power than the crossover can handle they turn into a large paper weight

yeah i dont know enough about crossovers to know how much this one can handle. i saw some wattages and stuff but i dont know how much each individual component would be hit with the load i guess. then again this setup was hitting what 50w per channel probably wont blow up. if they would hook up the amp i'm using wich is the Behringer KM1700 800w at 4 ohm per channel there might be some smoke or broken parts i guess. mine are 1700w mono for use with subwoofers that i havent gotten to yet.

I'm running a Yamaha m-80 amp that will put out just over 300 watts per speaker per channel, after there was work done on it and with my amp set up to just below clipping I can't turn up the pre-amp to 4 before it is so loud stuff starts to fall off the walls

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Thanks! I may try building myself the 12" pair one day.

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Bla bla. For home. Do what you want

@@thomasschafer7268 so why call them PA then meaning public address?

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Thanks! I haven't checked but they are not too heavy, I would say around 7kg each.

the way it was soldered, fixed its no necessary, won't have a chance to get a short-circuit

@@AndreChaosweapon would be professional to.... also it strengthens it technically

I don't see that necessary.

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Would be nice but I was not able to source a decent looking grill for the size of these speakers.

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The low-power amplifier that I used for testing does not do the justice of these speakers.

Let’s say you’re correct, but still why u made those ports so short? I highly doubt that these speakers would produse any bass even with good amp.

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Please check the build plans in the description.

Thanks! The amplifier I was using can only output 50W per channel.

A 200wpc amp is ideal. LF driver is 150wRMS and the HF is 20wRMS, that gives you 180w of total RMS handling, in theory. It does depend on how loud you intend on driving them, but the weaker the amplifier, the less dynamic range you'll have and the higher the chance you will clip the output stage, which is worse than having a slight overload on power. If you choose to add positive EQ to these speakers, you will run out of headroom with a 50w amplifier very quickly, especially with lower frequencies. Just because it would be a 200w amplifier, doesn't mean it will be going full send as that isn't how audio works.

@@childishtombino1275 having double the power of an amp is ideal to make it work the best and also have more power

@@chaeyoung8908 I agree, stressing amps is not great, so having the headroom is a win.

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