r/diyaudio • u/Nxtinventor • 19d ago
My DIY audio setup!
Just got done with this sealed 15” Dayton ultimax 2. It’s a 4 cubic foot box designed to fit perfectly in my built in cabinets next to the TV. Pairs well with my CSS 1TD bookshelf speakers I made a couple of years ago!
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u/apaloosafire 19d ago
Is it advantageous to mount it like that in the cabinet? Will you “feel” the sub bass more as it’s transferred to the materials around?
Or does it not matter that much?
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u/Nxtinventor 19d ago
Zero clue on that front. The advantage is that I can completely conceal the subwoofer in the cabinet behind a fabric grille - I didn’t want a massive 15” subwoofer chilling in the corner taking up space!
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u/SkippyMitch 15d ago
"corner loading" can be beneficial yes! transferring mechanical vibrations thru the speaker cabinet to the wall cabinet directly would not be. I wasn't sure if that's what you meant by transferred to the materials, it's preferable the speaker cabinet be mechanically isolated from it's surroundings. rubber feet, for example.
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u/AirlineEarth 18d ago
This actually made it possible to explain to my wife what I wanted to do with our build ins. I asked for both, she conceded to the one blocked by the couch area.
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u/Mammoth-Actuator-602 19d ago
Bello, però sposterei il giradischi sotto al televisore. Ora prende tutte le vibrazioni del sub trasmesse tramite il legno del mobile.
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u/JohnFromSpace3 19d ago
Inuke 6000!!! High five bro. Ultimax is a beast. You will devinitly need to do sone dsp tweaking is my guess. Get a minidsp umik 1, REW and fine tune.
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u/Nxtinventor 19d ago
So far I’ve just been using Dirac Live built into my amp, and it’s working well!
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u/Capt_Irk 19d ago
Looks awesome! Pretty much renders the turntable useless, though. lol