My DIY speakers -"J&N"

It is possible, but only at this stage, everything is in your hands-fact!

 

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And that is the difference between exceptionally talented amateurs, and trained professionals who do it for a living...[/QUOTE]

 

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I apologize, is your professional activity related to the production of furniture?

 

A simpler question: ceiling treatment? Seems like acoustic panels … but once again, very nicely finished.

 

I apologize, is your professional activity related to the production of furniture?[/QUOTE]

Not a professional - just an enthusiastic amateur, with some training.

 

Thank you! Yes, it is an acoustic ceiling, absorbs frequencies above 4000-5000 Hertz.

 

That's bitchin too!

 

No offense, I'm not sure the word 'amateur' applies to his work in any sense of the word

 

I cannot agree with your opinion, please apologize!
It takes a taime, lot of time, experience and situations, as is the case with me, to afford DIY-Audio pampering.

 

I think that's actually the point if you wanted to produce your speaker commercially basically you couldn't at least not on any sort of significant production scale. It's just too intricate and far too much labor. It's much better suited as a one off masterpiece than a product for sale.

 

I can’t speak for the poster but I don’t think insulting you in any way was his intent.

And, what jonwoody said …

 

I will give you some additional information, I think a lot of things will be clear with it. I am 62 years old.

 

Wow. Just think of the speakers you'll be crafting at 82!

 

You're right, and at 92?

 

I can't wait to see. Maybe by then we can arrange a social visit for some appreciative listening.
Cheers!

 

This has already been organized for my 60th birthday - another idea is needed.
Cheers!

 

After I made personal information public, do you have a problem with it?

 

Nope. You can share as much as you'd like.

 

Absolutely stunning work. I'm beyond impressed. I bet they sound great.

I'm curious: did you use a CNC router to cut the various MDF pieces?

 

Holy ****! I put together a few work benches a couple of weeks ago and felt like a real man. This is unreal. Nice work! Legend!

 

Thank you very much!

 

When one (me) can barely hang a picture a monologue will have to do!

STUNNING work and remarkable dedication to the destination.

 

Thank you and yes, they sound is very good!

Everything is handmade, no "CNC" machine is used, published in a post; #57

 

Even more impressive! You must have a very steady hand.

 

Don't know what else to say except, thank you!