| 2pi tower finished ... finally! [message #77310] |
Mon, 29 July 2013 10:04  |
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Registered: May 2009
Location: Italy
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Hello everyone,
finally, after months of occasional work, I finished my 2pi tower!
This is my personal aesthetic interpretation of the beautiful design of Wayne, I hope you like it.
Any advice or curiosity is welcome.
Many thanks Wayne for sending me the construction's plans of your creatures!
I'm thinking about how to make your mark at the base of the front baffle, sticker... engraved and painted... metal plate...
They are burning from 3 days to 3-4 hours per day, I hope that in a couple of weeks are completely burned, so I can do a quick review!
As usual, sorry for any language errors.
Giampiero - Italy
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| Re: 2pi tower finished ... finally! [message #77357 is a reply to message #77351] |
Wed, 31 July 2013 05:34  |
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Registered: May 2009
Location: Italy
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Hi Bill,
I don't know how to thank you for your nice words... but I assure you that they are undeserved!
I just tried to disguise the excessive width of the front baffle, in proportion to the diameter of the eminence alpha, with an aesthetic artifice.
To get to the final design, I have done several tests starting from the render on the website of Wayne!
Here are some examples:
My favorite was the last one, with aluminum ring on the outer edge of the woofer and an aluminum plate on the face of the tweeter, in Zu Audio style.
But, due to the high costs of processing for me, and considering the good results achieved even without them, I decided that for the moment it's okay.
This is a live test before gluing and painting ...
Giampiero - Italy
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