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[RandyJ]

Welcome Matthew AND Rachael! ESPECIALLY Rachael! A wife who helps sand is the BEST:icon_thum:eusa_danc.

Great looking speakers you got there.

Thank you for your service to our country:notworthy:notworthy:

 

[erasmussen]

Welcome
Another member from Goldsboro :eusa_danc:eusa_danc:eusa_danc
Wonder how many of us there is now (I am in Pikeville, greater Goldsboro)

 

[sapwood]

Welcome Matt and Rachel!
Beautiful speakers, think they would vibrate the rust off my tools :lol:

For wood suppliers check out the "Where Are" drop down menu in the brown bar at top of page or just post what you need and someone will chime in :icon_thum

Hope you don't mind if we bend you ear with audio questions. Recently discovered some of the equipment I use daily is now called "vingtage stereo". OK, I'm old and purchased it in the 70s . . . but no one calls me vintage!

Enjoy,
Roger

 

[McRabbet]

Re: DIY Tower speakers& Crossovers

Check the entries under the Where Are > NC Wood Suppliers Menu up top.

 

[DaveO]

Sharp looking speakers, too bad the picture can't come with a sound byte. I like how you kept the natural wood tone on the top, very classy:icon_thum

Dave

 

[Partman]

Welcome to the site. Glad to have you. :icon_thum

Danny

 

[jeff...]

ccasion1

 

[Bryan S]

Welcome to the site Matthew. If those speakers sound as good as they look. :headbang: Rock On Dude.

 

[Gofor]

Welcome Matt and Rachel!! Good to see another Wayne county denizen. I live up the road in Patetown (about 20 Minutes from Seymour). We were in Oki (Kadena) '78-81. I went back TDY in the early '90's and it sure had changed!!
As for lumber, closet retail place is East Wake Hardwoods in Zebulon (about 1 hour north from downtown Goldsboro up I 795 to 264). Another 20 mins will get you to Klingspors (www.woodworkingshop.com) on Capitol Blvd in Raleigh. Nothing in Goldsboro that I have found for good wood.

Go

 

[Will Goodwin]

I'm a little late, but Welcome Matthew! Sounds like we have a few audiophiles as well as woodworkers on the site. Great to have you and keep up the good work. :sqcool:

Will

 

[mcoston2]

Welcome to the site. Great bunch of people here. look foward to your input. Enjoy the ride...:icon_thum

 

[MrAudio815]

Dave,

Thank you very much for the wonderful complement. These are the best looking and best sound quality ones I have built so far and plan to build hopefully three other pairs this year and sell them, if not more. If I did include a sound byte how would I go about doing that and if I did you wouldn't hear the true quality since the sound would be coming from different speakers...Ha ha ha. Well take care dave, I enjoy your comments.

Matthew
Custom Home Audio

PS If I were to start my own Business someday, Should I call it M.R. Audio or MRB Audio? Thanks for the future inputs...

 

[MrAudio815]

I liked to say first, Ahhh Emmm... Thank you all for welcoming me and the nice comments.

I wanted to let you know I have posted some more pictures in the member galleries of Okinawa Japan of some of the sites there. I sure did have a blast and wish I did a little more, hey I can always go back.

Enjoy,

Matthew & Rachel
Custom Home Audio

 

[MrAudio815]

Welcome Matt and Rachel!
Beautiful speakers, think they would vibrate the rust off my tools :lol:

For wood suppliers check out the "Where Are" drop down menu in the brown bar at top of page or just post what you need and someone will chime in :icon_thum

Hope you don't mind if we bend you ear with audio questions. Recently discovered some of the equipment I use daily is now called "vingtage stereo". OK, I'm old and purchased it in the 70s . . . but no one calls me vintage!

Enjoy,
Roger

Roger,

I sure don't mind one bit if you bend my ear, tung on it, just please don't scream into it. :rotflm: I love talking about Home Audio, and building the speakers, but most of all I like to hear the finished product. With the most beautiful sounds you've ever heard. Thats what makes it all worth my time.

Oh I also upgraded my KEF center channel's crossover and made the tweeter and midrange more clear. So if you like the look of your old speakers I can help you make them sound better with a custom crossover.

I sure enjoy NCWW and thanks for having me,

Matthew and Rachel
Custom Home Audio

Lets think about that one more time!

 

[Ray Martin]

Hi Matthew,

Welcome to our pile-o-sawdust.

Ray