Jeff banker
Active Member
Has anyone built any of the kits from parts express? I thought it would be a good project for my son and I. Just want to make sure they aren’t total junk.
Those were the ones I was thinking of. I just wondered how they sounded.The “Overnight Sensations” are a popular starter kit. I’d look at those as a first build.
hose were the ones I was thinking of. I just wondered how they sounded.
I’ve heard the Tritrix. Very nice sounding speaker.The Tritrix looks to be a good kit. The solstice kit is supposed to be real good but more expensive (over a thousand for kit but does use morel drivers
What a great idea for your son! If he's going to use it in his bedroom with a smaller system, I like the suggestions of something smaller like the Overnight Sensation. Could be a set of speakers he takes to college (if he has plans, maybe too young), but would be a great father/son project. Learn how to solder, how to do a little wiring of cross-overs. My first project was an AM/SW tube receiver kit made by Graymark in my 7th grade shop class. Next thing I knew, I was building Dynakits........
Do you think they are of higher quality?You might also look at the HiVi/Swans speaker kit:
https://swanspeakers.com/product/hivi-swans-bookshelf-speaker-diy-kits-diy3-1/
It was also available at Amazon, but couldn't find it this morning. Edit: Found it:
https://tinyurl.com/y6325y25
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Do you think they are of higher quality?
Swan makes great drivers! I have some. Incredable build quality for the price.
Sadly out of stock. Just checked. Good recommendations.You might also look at the HiVi/Swans speaker kit:
https://swanspeakers.com/product/hivi-swans-bookshelf-speaker-diy-kits-diy3-1/
It was also available at Amazon, but couldn't find it this morning. Edit: Found it:
https://tinyurl.com/y6325y25
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Sadly out of stock. Just checked. Good recommendations.