Love or hate speaker cabinets I made for Tannoy MG 15's

[Denzil]

There was a member on here some years ago who lived in Brighton who built Tannoy Autographs. Superb build.

https://theartofsound.net/forum/show...Y+Westminsters

Here is a pic of my horns.

Wow. Really very nice. Superb finish ! And the Westminster cabinets are also great. Thanks for sharing !

Denzil

[Denzil]

Excellent job, they look very impressive.


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Thanks Steve !

Denzil

[archiesdad]

Really nice job.

[Denzil]

Yes, please keep us posted. It will be interesting to see how you get on. Can't remember if I said it before, but they look like they're fresh out of the Tannoy factory - Stunning!

Coming from YOU, that's a huge complement. Thank you !!!

[hornucopia]

That'd be Simon Mears, who now makes speakers (and stuff) full-time.

[Denzil]

That'd be Simon Mears, who now makes speakers (and stuff) full-time.

Wow. I just found his website.

http://simonmearsaudio.com/tannoy.html

Denzil

[fatmarley]

Ok, scrub that lol - Aperiodic seems to work very well at reducing the peak with the ported Tannoy.

Sorry for quoting my old post, but something occurred to me. If there's a way you could loosen the back panel? (maybe it's screwed on?). Just loose enough, so the enclosure isn't airtight any more. It would be a quick and easy way to see if aperiodic helps reduce your bass problem.

[walpurgis]

Teased out long fibre wool is good for bass damping, just don't obstruct the ports.

[Jac Hawk]

A job well done indeed and fitting that you've stuck to the classic look of Tannoy speakers and not gone off on a tangent so to speak, they must weigh an absolute tonne!!

[fatmarley]

Teased out long fibre wool is good for bass damping, just don't obstruct the ports.

Yes - it's a shame Monacor don't sell MDM-3 anymore (75% wool). It was good because it held its shape better than wool on its own, and it didn't compress easily. Although I've been looking at wool, toy stuffing material that looks like it could be a good replacement.