Thank you for the high praise. I’m so happy that you’re enjoying them.

There are some really good videos out there on speaker construction, but I don't have a CNC machine, so you out there in the parking lot with a jigsaw is refreshing. Never change.

Glad to see how that came out! Excellent 👏

These beasts are beautiful. Nice finish!

Another great video and they turned out gorgeous! Clean finish and fantastic selection of drivers as well!

You're a root constructor and I like it! Yeah!

That veneer finish looks amazing! Way better then an automotive finish in my view.

Thanks for the video. I am so glad that I am subscribed and can follow your projects. These speakers look excellent!

Beautiful job!! I'd go for the unstained plywood look, but I guess that doesn't work in everyone's house. Toids is great.😊

I was with you all the way through this impressive build... until the drywall screws. T-nuts and machine screws are generally a much better way to go. Cap head machine screws have a very square shoulder that can prevent distortions of the basket. This will also allow for higher clamping pressure of the drive to the cabinet. Overall beautifully done!

Wow, it looks amazing! Would love to hear a demo! Major props to you for the build quality! Looking forward to watching more content! ☮️🖖🏽

Gorgeous, you should have recessed neo Magnets in the back of wood,then magnetic screen to further the class and beauty of those amazing speakers.

You know you got a sweet project going on when overspray on your pavers no longer Merrits thought 😂 Excellent build!!

Great job nicely done!

gorgeous!

UGGH ALL THAT LOVELY SPEAKER AND such a budget crossover

Beautiful job 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Very nice looking result, thanks for sharing. Hope you love the sound of them. I recently built the No. 1815 speakers from Joseph Crowe (SB Audience drivers as well, 15OB350 and 65CDN-T plus a 600Hz Biradial horn) and am very happy with those drivers. SB Audience surely knows how to make high efficiency drivers sound good.

Those look great you did a good job building them they look like they came from a retail outlet good job

I built these as well, love them.

Uau ficaram lindas! Parabéns👍🏻

I like these. Husband approved. Love the veneer. The looks are all business. I'm more inclined for a harder red stain. That's me, though. Automotive finish just doesn't look good in a living room. In the game room/theater room/man cave, automotive finish. Been really digging the DYI videos. I've been building speakers for a few decades. Automobile subs and door pods mostly. A few house speakers too. Dropped off the custom. Getting back into it, since newer technologies are getting cheaper. Thank you and all of the DYI content creators for reigniting the fires.

You made it seem easier than Toids diy did. 👍

Sweet! I’ve been waiting for this!

Very impressive build. Dope video.

It looks like you did a fantastic job with the veneer. However, I would have opted to spray them with paint. Personally, I would like the look better and, in the future, if you wanted to change the color it would be easy enough to respray. Veneer on a rectangle enclosure that big looks vintage and some may prefer that. Good job and thanks for the video.

Plenty of work but the result is worth of it!

Nice work on the cabinets and being a cabinet builder I'm sure you can't beat the cherry with any paint unless it's going in a kids room, beautiful choice for finish I just wish you would have let us hear what they sound like, I've been looking for something beyond my KLH A5 but they're just hard to beat

That veneer looks awesome

I see you took my advice to cut the veneer with a razor knife, very nice!

Great build. Nice hairdryer. :-)) You should take a peak at the crossover, only hot glue ain’t sufficient over time. Maybe upgrade the parts at the same time. Keep up the great work and tutorial.

You could also just bought a pair of JTR Noesis 215 :) Twenty years ago I build a 130 liter closed system, it was so heavy (about 100 kilo's) I could hardly lift it from the ground (from laying on its back to standing up). The baffle was 60 mm MDF.

Beautiful job building these they look awesome, how are they for music?

First off thanks to you and toids for the inspiration as im now happily following along with my own veneer build 😊. Just something i noticed. Your R2 resistor termination didn't look to match the plans I got. Could be worth a check. 7:29

After seeing the contrast when you painted the back of it black, I think I would paint the front black with veneer around the sides and top.

Very cool, they looked good in black, and you've shown that wood suits these very well. I can only imagine how big they sound. What laquer are you using in your sprayer?

Fantastic video and build. I’m feeling inspired to give the build a try. What center are you planning to pair these monsters with?

good job,, anda tidak seperti tukang kayu profesional tapi anda bisa menyelesaikanya

I like raptor liner so i would have used that. Cool build, i want to build my own speakers as well. Where do you get crossover build and all other build info along w what speakers etc.

For some reason I think of these as the muscle cars of speakers. Lots of raw horsepower, big wide wheels, always ready for some fun... And so loud!

Great video, and beautiful job on the speakers!! What made you go with these over the BTS15? Just curious as I'm going to be building some of toids speakers but strictly for home theater use. I haven't been able to listen to either model so i love hearing opinions of why people go with one over the other. Keep to the great videos!!

Veneer is very clean looking. I would’ve loved to see the automotive though.

Nice 👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent build man. Enjoyed the video. What dampening material did you use? Btw the veneer is stellar!

Great video. Speakers look great. I too would have veneered, good call. I’m confused by the “port”. There is no “tube” or “chimney” behind the rectangular opening? How is that a tuning port and not just a hole in the baffle?

nice build! What frequency are the ports tuned to?

Cool

Great build and awesome job, the speakers look awesome. What is the estimated cost of these?

What rms power amplifier could these be matched with?

Any tips on veneering for the first time? Should I do a small practice box first?

Are there any video's of a mid size speaker build that has everything? So I don't have to have seperate sub woofers just two speakers with subwoofers built in?

I think I like the veneer on something that large

Those look amazing. What would you charge for a completed pair of these, over materials/drivers, etc? It'd be really cool if someone sold finished versions of Toid's speakers, in the most basic finish.

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Would love a demo listening of these. Also please buy respirator your lungs will thank you. Great work

Hey diyhyfy. Nice to meet you. Herd about you from toids channel, so everyone makes these jtr style speakers. Yes they will work great in a large room but i am thinking as a beginner speaker building what about a 7 inch or 8 inch version with a horn? I just recently had to cell my klipsch rf5’s and i had the beloved klipsch rc7 which i want to make myself which has a 1.75 compression driver and 4:57 duel 7” subs and its a 2.5 way crossover. I know i can make them better but i am having trouble choosing drivers and still learning. I was wondering what you or toids might recommend for drivers and how to match a 7” or 8” driver with a high output compression driver that says its about 105 spl 1 watt 1 meter. Thanks if you see this question and would love to see you guys build the klipsch rc7 and make it both a center then match vertical. I have a 15 x 12 room and the klipsch rp 160’s are just not doing the output like my rf’s and rc7 was.

I like pool, and speakers.

I've been trying to get Toids DYI Audio plans but the only place I found was a $15 dollar a month member ship on Patrion. Is that the only option anymore. I want to build his Cinema 6. I have trouble hearing and he said his dad found these speakers easy to hear dialoge.

I'd have gone black maybe not gloss but a semi black paint think that would have looked awesome. these look super impressive though.

Just curious... did you have (or have access to) any speakers that were "good" or at least in the same category as that $14K speaker? If you have any way to do so, how would you compare these to say the JBL L100 or the Klipsch Heresy IV? I'm just trying to get a common frame of reference so I will have a better idea or whether or not I want to try to tackle this build. Thank you!

I just built the other speakers I saw u build. But now I wanna build these. They are from toids audio I believe correct? Anyway do u have to pay for the plans?

Veneer is more traditional, but unlike Veneer, an automotive finish is far easier to repair after the movers wreak them in transit.

Really nice job! :) But in the last minutes of the video (it's really hard to see) it looks like one of the H250 horns is turned with the 60deg direction mounted sideways. The H250's are 60x90 horns, and for almost all applications except really complex beamsteering in systems 10-20x larger than this, you really want the 90deg spread sideways and the 60deg spread vertically... This does of course depend on exactly what you're trying to achieve with room interaction and so on, and I also might be totally wrong about what I see :) !!

Where did you buy the acoustic treatment foam?

What would the layout have been to use as a center channel?

I have made a lot of speakers. Just focus on clamping. No need to do all those Brad nails. Just saving you some time

Nice build... A little constructive critique.. you shouldn't use water based sealers or paints on MDF ever... It causes the MDF to swell. You will get much better results using shellac. it also dries completely in minutes allowing for multiple coats to be applied very quickly. it seals the MDF and hardens the surface. Two coats of shellac with a light sanding in between..

They look very similar to HSU’s I’ve owned for over a decade.

When can i stop by to listen to them

Can i ask where you got that veneer?

Question, How much did those things weigh??? I mean seeing that you needed a dolly to move them. What are the dimensions because they look super tall?

how many watts can each handle? 8 ohms correct?

I just bought an rectangular caaket and cut the holes out.

I love veneer but I'm not a fan of Oak. Oak reminds me of every old house I've ever been in and those memories come with a smell.

Sound test ?

Why does nobody else seal/ prime the inside of the box prior to assembly? Am I the only one?

Mmmmm, what kind of amplyfer those THINGS need???? 😁

Hey diyhyfy. Nice to meet you. Herd about you from

You made karaoke or P.A. Speakers

3-5" deep for better bass

More like, "Building Hi-Fi Speakers that will crush my children".

JBL K2 S5800

Brother you need protection from all that dust.

Mask up buddy! MDF dust is bad for your lungs. Even if outside / in a well ventilated space

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Not a fan of butt joints . Biscuits, dowels, even tongue and groove are pretty easy and make assembly and glue-up easier and more accurate.

These were speaker not woofer

Beautiful speakers, but it was shameful that there wasn't even a minute of listening to these babies

these are not endgame speakers jesees

The only appropriate use for a cotton mask, dust.

Damn those look incredible. Great video.

Wasted all this time and did not get to hear the speakers

Can i pay you to build me 3 of these? I can give you my email and touch base there

Kids love their way overused catch words, like today it's a ton of this and a ton of that, and everything is a ton, ton, ton.