I was a bit bored the other day so I decided to model my AVI FRM-70 on CAD... this led to me designing a little enclosure for it... then this led to me prototyping it. Yup, one thing just led to another.

Pure fun nonesense, but I really do hope it has the potential to sound good... I didn't both referencing the T/S. I just decided to leave a port at the back so I can play with enclosure tuning... sealed/ported/variovent styles... i dunno. We'll see how it goes...

Next step is to bondo and sand the enclosures before I paint. Might make a magnetic grill for it, but still undecided.

Enjoy!





















*** Things to point out in case ppl ask ***
- that grey stuff on the black enclosures is a support material used when printing via FRM prototyping... it gets broken off. Just didn't finish it yet when I snapped the photos
- The three little legs are for isolation spikes
- The slot at the back/bottom is for speaker wire
- It appears that the driver basket edges (rounded edges on the mounting plate) were rounded by hand so there is asymmetry. That's why there's gapping along the edges when the speaker is flush mount.

~Eddie

 

i want some...... for my desk, what power are you going to run the with

 

Very nice. Can you 'rapid me some of these next?

 

Looks like an adaptation of Fozz's ***** with legs...

 

Stop talking about his ***** man! sheesh

 

So where do you work, and are you hiring?

Of course I have no idea how you did that. But I'll learn. And make some funktastic speaker enclosures too!

I'm jealous.

Looks really cool by the way.

 

that is some of the craziest **** i have ever seen (whether 'm drunk or not) props for some sick enclosures

 

nice work
what cpu set up did you use to do the enclosures in ?

 

Very cool, very cool hard to believe what you can do with a computer and a good imagination

 

It's a speaker ham! Great for the holiday season...please note: Speaker ham is not to be eaten...for decorative and entertainment purposes only.