Sphere fibreglass Loudspeakers 

My new idea is aircrete to get a lower vibration resonance and lighter than concrete as the sub speaker I did

@@mackemacchiato3238 Could be an option though. Don't forget to insulate it with some liquid rubber/silicone cause you'll have dust inside after some time (and it such water from an air like a pump)

@@sc0or yes, one can mix some coating like polyester and brush it. The concrete sub I have made as u see in the channel does not dust, but aircrete might.

I found a good video about it. ”Building Exceptional speakers using modern techniques”. Check that out :)

@@mackemacchiato3238 Yep. I saw it, thanks. A smart guy and interesting scenarios each time.

That is true, as long as one gets the correct amount of volume for the designated speaker then it is all good. Doing creative stuff and having something No one else have is nice !

Have to try that ha ha

Niiice! I see your point! Drum’n bass ha ha

Hello! Maybe it is not shown in the video, but all walls are covered with a 4cm foam dampening:) thank you for watching !

Hey man! Thank you very much! I buy the drivers at Monacor and they have replacemnet cones also actually, so if you are good with contact glue you can fix it :)

@@mackemacchiato3238 awesome! Thanks for the info. Looking forward to your next project.

I don’t understand. Sorry🚢🛖

You mean like one of the Rolls Royce engines that hangs under a Boeing or something? Like a barrel shape or…?

@@mackemacchiato3238 yes!,like the rolls royce Boeing engine

@@Frambhueee 2 videos ahead of this one Bamboo Box Loudspeaker has that design

@@mackemacchiato3238 really?, I will check that out!. But you have to look at the pancin art speakers or the magic flute one

Pretty marvelous. Placed in a corner they even gives good low frequencies. So I sold a couple to a company that have them in a lunchroom in the upper ceiling corners and they asked where the Subwoofer was. The tweeter is one of the expensive ones in Monacor’s catalogue and gives amazing details without beeing too sharp for listening even very loud!

Tackar! Ja jag har ett 2-vägs filter 12db filter delat på 3500hz. Jag har gjort dom i flera år och har dom i ett 7.1-Dolby Atmos system å även som dessa med BT-mottagare inbyggt , så ljudmässigt nej. De är bland de bättre jag hört i den storleken. Synd bara jag var tvungen att slipa av öronen av chassit på Kevlar-elementet och att den inte fanns i rund version. Det är nog allt ;)

@@mackemacchiato3238 coolt! Lackeringen ser ju fantastisk ut! Följer din kanal nu!

@@erikhedarp3426 tackar! Det är bara sprayburk med billack, men man höjer upp det med polering efter så går det att spraya till även i en dammig källare 😅

Yes. But Only recorded with my iPhone8. Later edited together in the iMovie app, so no fiddling with the sound from my side. Built in BT-amplifier 2x30W

One can’t tell that after the workplace I sold it to when just a pair of these filled up a space 3 x a normal livingroom…

And also, is that why B&W does their spheres, because they hate money? Little troll

@@mackemacchiato3238 idk just because thier round on the outside doesn't mean they are on the inside, I've never seen them apart,

@@mackemacchiato3238 OK I just watched a B&W factory video. first off thier not spherical, secondly there's alot going on inside, thier NOT round balls

@@ericschulze5641 B&W Nautilus 802 , 801D And if you watched my video instead of beeing an amateur troll you would have seen they are round, so u just proved u just trolling probably coming from Ethans leftie channel where facts doesn’t matter . Hidehooo

Yes ofcourse if you get the material resonance free enough! :)

drive.google.com/file/d/194yvh8UuWDT8brBDTsA18WjzgnsQD-Lj/view?usp=sharing --- To answer your question, Yes! Sort of. Here is a DIY 3d-printed/cement-cast hybrid project I completed recently. It involves a 3d-printed inner and outer globe, and sand topping mix is poured between layers. Once dried, the outer globe is removed, revealing an imperfect, but cool moon-patterned cement globe. I plan to post the design, along with a project guide on Thingiverse, soon. I'm by no means an audio expert (hence the use of Dayton audio ps95s and a sealed box design), but they sound very good to my ears, and look awesome!