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Product Details
Author:Larry Mundy
Paperback:118 pages
Publisher:Trafford Publishing
Publication Date:May 26, 2004
ISBN:1412029988
Package Length:10.5 inches
Package Width:8.1 inches
Package Height:0.5 inches
Package Weight:0.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 4 reviews

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Average Customer Review:3.0
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3Some good basic info here.  May 08, 2008
Not a bad book for those wanting a basic overview of speaker building. Maybe a little too "non-technical" for me. After reading the entire book in a day, I didn't get the feeling that I was ready to go out and build my first cabinet. A good first read but probably best when followed up with another more technical book afterwards.

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4Design and build your own live-sound speakers  Jan 03, 2008
Very good product explaining concepts as Im a beginner. I will be saving a lot of money building with high quality products vs buying with high quality products

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1Good for Construction - Bad for Design  Jan 08, 2005
This book DOES provide enough information to build pro loudspeakers. There is good coverage of pro loudspeaker construction, so if you want to know how to build a box, this is the book for you. When it comes to design, this book is very lacking. There is a fair section on cross over design (1st & 2nd order only). But when it comes to enclosure design, the author suggests the reader use speaker design software (not provided) with no guidance on what these programs do. Nice!

The book does a great job of emphasizing frequency response and efficiency matching, but some of the design examples are are a little unorthodox. Specifically, there is a 12" PA speaker design where the author recommends a 6dB cross over point of 4kHz. This may protect the horn, but sacrifices off axis frequency response. Most commercial 12" PA speakers will use a lower cross over point ~ 2kHz and use a 2nd or 3rd order cross over.

Bottom line, if you want to know how to build boxes, this is a good book. If you want to know how to design enclosures, you will need another book or software. I rated this book low because the title "Design and Build . . ." suggested to me that there would be better design guidelines. So while I rated this book one star, other readers may find this a useful reference for pro speaker construction.


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5Design & Build your own Live Sound Speakers  Jul 11, 2004
Great book! Well illustrated & very informational.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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