Crazy, heavy and expensive DIY speaker build.

[Ratamahatta 437]

Take that B&W. 

 

[danowood 2,167]

That looks like something Perry would build.

[4krow 6,630]

I don't have a mind that can fully appreciate the hundreds of hours required for any project like this. It is beyond my grasp. I have some patience, but not enough for any such thing. 

 The speakers,,, I want to know more about drivers used, crossovers, and much more. Associated equipment too. 

 

 I wish that there was a room  better made to accept these speakers. brick walls, tile floors, sliding glass doors all make for a bright environment.

 

 Having said all of this, I don't want to come off so negative. These are observations that I had about the project. I also wish that I had the talent to photograph anything nearly as well.

[AndrewJohn 10,502]

Rich wealthy guy, DIY..., that does not look cheap.

 

Access to labor and machines required.

 

Still a thing of beauty..., would love to hear them.

[RodH 4,866]

The drivers are all Focal Utopia with the exception of the tweeter which is a Morel.

 

Likely he's using the Focal crossover as well?

 

[4krow 6,630]

Thanks Rod. Was there any indication of the weight?

 

The heaviest speakers that I ever built were corner Khorns in high school. They weighed in at 193 lbs. each

[RodH 4,866]

440kg each - 968lbs!

[4krow 6,630]

I wouldn't have guessed it. So, how do you move such a thing w/o cracking tile? And, you better know the sweet spot for placement, right?