Mini monitors/bookshelf speakers
Jon Pritchard · Wednesday, Jul 15, 2020 · 1 minute read

After a lot of simulation and fiddling around with components I found a promising looking speaker design in a sub-2lt cabinet. minimonitor Currently thisd example is for sale on Etsy minimonitor

I decided to go for black walnut, as the bluetooth wallspeaker turned out so nicely before in walnut.

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This time I resawed a relatively thick piece of maple down to create a pair of bookmatched front baffles in solid wood.

I hadn’t put together a decent router jig so the cut outs on this perticular pair were hand cut and shaped.

Miniture 2-way speaker with 3.5” domed woofer and 3/4” silk dome tweeter, aprox. 20w. 86dB/1w RMS +-3dB 80-20,0000Hz (Calculated)

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Since 2008 I’ve been working on various handmade speaker designs, from monstrous surround sound setups, to mixing monitors, to battery powered portables and as many in between as I could think of.

With a Masters Degree in Product Design Engineering from the Glasgow School of Art and The University of Glasgow, I had a good foundation in design and engineering. Along the way I built up my woodworking skills, moving back home to Dorset and learning traditional woodworking skills at The Boat Building Academy in Lyme Regis.

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My aim is to bring the pasts high quality hand joinery to present day items. The art is not lost quite yet and I believe there is still a place for hand made objects made to be used and made to last. Now more than ever with sustainability becoming more important.

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