DIY Roomlens: H*** F***ing S**t

[jrhymeammo]

I tried a number of combinations, but was largely guided by the Argent guidelines


Well, both. I used 2" pipes and the 2+2s are 7'10" tall !


Just dumb luck. The house was built in the 70s and I haven't made any changes. That implies good news and bad news. A doctor had it custom built and it is exceptionally well made. I commissioned an electrician to run three clean power lines to the listening room (actually a large upstairs bedroom). After he and his son tried for an hour, he gave me the bad news. The walls used fire stops which prevented him from being able to drop lines down from the attic. No dice. He did, however, tell me that they just don't build houses like mine anymore. All of the roof "A" frames are trussed. One of these days, I'll try getting a second opinion because my last house had two dedicated lines for the system. My 10 amp (each) amps are getting starved by running off one 15 amp line.


Thank you. You have an open invitation. The results are not *impressive* sounding, just very transparent.

rw

Cool.
I bet I'll find the system lacking due to colorless sound.
I go to Jackson, TN for business about once every 4 months, so I may just "swing by" one day.

JRA

[Luvin Da Blues]

Certainly a cool and affordable project. As soon as I get some time and inclination I have to make a set. Whats ya think off drilling overlapping holes on a long board (as someone previously mentioned) to fine tune the dispersion freqs or is this necessary? I 'spose you could accomplish this by just turning them relative to the speakers?