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Ever want true movie theater surround sound in your home? That is exactly what the Audience 212 is designed to do. Utilizing two 12″ high end woofers sandwiched between a high end SB Acoustics 1″ compression driver, you get highly dynamic and room filling sound. Each Audience 212 uses these Drivers and Waveguide: (1) SB…
ave you ever heard a pair of 15″ woofers with a compression driver in your Home Theater? If you haven’t, it is an experience. One of the best speakers I have deigned to date for Home Theater.
Ever want true movie theater surround sound in your home? That is exactly what the cinema 10 is designed to do. This is a wide coverage design that excels at making sure everyone gets the same sound, no matter where they are seated. Originally the Cinema 10 were design to be used as surround rears in a home theater build. But the wide off axis, also made this the perfect speaker to use for a center channel. Using a 1″ Celestion compression driver and a 10″ Celestion woofer, the Cinema 10’s are designed to be crossed over around 80hz. In this way, they give you a sensitive speaker with a very wide (90 degree by 50 degree) soundstage and very low distortion. Meaning you don’t need much power to get these loud and clean. In fact, these should easily be driven with just your home theater receiver.
This is for the build plans to build your own pair of Dinas. Dinas is short for Do I Need a Subwoofer. And that is because each speake has it’s own powered subwoofer that goes down to an impressive 35hz. These are the Speakers you saw 123Toid from YouTube build and JoeNTell Review. These speakers utilize an amplifier on each speaker to power their own subwoofer and the midrange and tweeter independently.
Do you love the Dinas? Want to take that same incredible sound with you on the go? Tuned to 35hz, this system might just be the most powerful bass you will feel from a portable system.
This is for the build plans to build your own pair of Dinas Passive. Dinas is short for Do I Need a Subwoofer. And that is because each speaker has it’s own subwoofer paired with a passive radiator that goes down to an impressive 32hz. These are the passive version of the speakers you saw 123Toid from YouTube build and JoeNTell Review. These speakers are completely passive allowing you to utilize your favorite amplifier with them.
This 21 inch sealed subwoofer is the perfect addition to any home theater. Boasting a powerful sound and deep bass, you’ll be able to experience your favorite movies and shows as though you were right there in the theater. The robust construction ensures that every performance will be both dynamic and reliable for years to come. With this high-end audio system, you’ll enjoy clear sound whether it’s for cinematic action scenes or your favorite artist’s latest track.
Ever want Full Range of sound out of your speakers? That is exactly what the Epic HiFi Speaker is designed to do. This excels ate giving you deep bass with an approximate F3 of around 30hz, using just two 5 1/2″ drivers. That mean you do not have to take up the whole room, to get room filling sound. THe Epic HiFi speakers are designed for you not to have to use a subwoofer. Instead, you can use these compact bookshelf speakers to enjoy the music or movies that you love.
The Eso 5’s was designed for with high end Home Theater in mind. With these no comprises were made. The highest quality drivers and crossover components were used to make a speaker you will be proud of for years to come. These plans include both the sealed and ported version of these plans. These were specifically designed to be used as rear speakers in a home theater system. With a fantastic off-axis these really can fill your area with sound.
This speaker uses the Dayton Esoteric 5.5″ paired with a Peerless Corundum 1″ Tweeter. The end result is a very smooth and relaxed sound. Both versions are designed to be used with a subwoofer and will give you the best sound crossed over by 80hz. These will give you a flat response up to 20khz. Meaning you get a speaker you can listen to without worrying about ear fatigue. These were originally designed for the YouTuber Doublsmm for his home theater. Go check out his channel for his glowing review of these and the front speakers, the Eso 7’s.
Approximate Component cost is $400 to build a pair of Eso 5’s *make sure to double check the main components for price does fluctuate
| Ported | Sealed |
| 14” Height | 13” Height |
| 10” Deep | 7 ½” Deep |
| 8 ½” Wide | 8 ½” Wide |
The Eso 7 was designed for with high end Home Theater in mind. With these no comprises were made. We used some of the highest quality drivers and crossover components to make a speaker you will be proud of for years to come. These plans include both the sealed and ported version of these plans, with the ported being tuned all the way down to 32hz. Making this an ideal full-range speaker for your front sound-stage. This is especially ideal in a small to mid-sized room. With a fantastic off-axis these really can fill your area with sound.
This speaker uses the Dayton Esoteric 7″ paired with a Peerless Corundum 1″ Tweeter. The end result is a very smooth and relaxed sound. The ported version is full range with sound going all the way down to 32hz and a flat response up to 20khz. Meaning you get a speaker you can listen to without worrying about ear fatigue. These were originally designed for the YouTuber Doublsmm for his home theater. Go check out his channel for his glowing review of these and the rear speakers, the Eso 5’s.
The cost for components is around $460 for a pair of Eso-7’s. *make sure to double check the main components for price does fluctuate
| Ported | Sealed |
| 16” Height | 14.5” Height |
| 12” Deep | 8” Deep |
| 10” Wide | 10” Wide |
The Voxel sub has always been known as one of the best small subwoofers on the market. The main concern was always port noise with higher powered amplifiers and the ability to have a front firing subwoofer. This design fixes both of those concerns.
A hybrid speaker that uses a DSP amplifier to get you an audiophile flat response. Not only that, it gives you bass and treble knobs that allow you to fine tune adjust them to your liking. Or just turn the bass up, to allow the two 8″ powered subs to come to life. So whether you want to party out or do critical listening, the Pint Sized Powerhouse is for you.
Ever want true movie theater surround sound in your home? That is exactly what the Presence 10 is designed to do. Utilizing a 10″ high end coaxial fitted with a 1″ compression driver, you get highly dynamic and room filling sound. These are specially designed with a unique angle that allows them to be placed on the wall for rear surrounds or on the ceiling for your presence speakers.
Want to build a set of PA speakers with a 15″ woofer that can go down to 46hz? That is exactly what you can do with these plans. Whether you want them for kareokee, 2 channel music, you will sure love the soundstage these provide.
These are for the build plans to build the tower speaker – The Uglies. The Uglies are a Home Theater Speaker designed to give you bass. Each speaker is equipped with two 8″ drivers that are capable of producing massive amount of air. The end result is an even sound that is perfect for supplementing…
Everyone wants good BASS! And the Tang Band W5 has always been one of the top performers when it comes to small subwoofers that can dig down low. There is only one problem, it can move a lot of air! That is why I designed a new slot port for it – which cut down on that dreaded port noise significantly. But if you want maximum performance from this beast, you need to upgrade to a passive radiator! This design pairs the W5 with the DSA-215PR and some weight to make it arguably the best iteration of the W5 to date. So if you want maximum performance, this is the way to go.