Hello All,
After a few weeks of selling on my much beloved HTM-12's, I was in search for a new L C R build and narrowed my options to a couple of models. In the end I decided to go with the Elusive 1099's as my new L C R.
These are true beasts and whilst they are an extremely well designed three way speaker, they were the perfect width for my new in wall design. As some may know I had to sell on the HTM-12's not because I wasn't happy with them but because they were just too wide for what I had in mind with my new design.
Basically I am now building a new set of L C R with 18 inch subs in between each of the channels which will reside behind my acoustic transparent screen.
Below you will see some pictures of what I had to do to make the screen wall stronger in order to carry the weight of two huge subs and the new L C R when finished.
Quick rundown on what I have done so far. I cut all my MDF and prepared for the build. Monday I started gluing up the cabinets for the L C R and yesterday I was able to start and complete the build of all three crossovers. This actually took a lot longer than I had anticipated but the results were well worth it. I hope they will work and sound as good as they look
So, I will post some pics below for now and will try to keep on top of this thread as and when I improve in my build.
Here you will find some pictures of having to re enforce the screen wall:
After a few weeks of selling on my much beloved HTM-12's, I was in search for a new L C R build and narrowed my options to a couple of models. In the end I decided to go with the Elusive 1099's as my new L C R.
These are true beasts and whilst they are an extremely well designed three way speaker, they were the perfect width for my new in wall design. As some may know I had to sell on the HTM-12's not because I wasn't happy with them but because they were just too wide for what I had in mind with my new design.
Basically I am now building a new set of L C R with 18 inch subs in between each of the channels which will reside behind my acoustic transparent screen.
Below you will see some pictures of what I had to do to make the screen wall stronger in order to carry the weight of two huge subs and the new L C R when finished.
Quick rundown on what I have done so far. I cut all my MDF and prepared for the build. Monday I started gluing up the cabinets for the L C R and yesterday I was able to start and complete the build of all three crossovers. This actually took a lot longer than I had anticipated but the results were well worth it. I hope they will work and sound as good as they look
So, I will post some pics below for now and will try to keep on top of this thread as and when I improve in my build.
Here you will find some pictures of having to re enforce the screen wall:
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