Here's my newest DIY speakers:

http://www.patcave.com/sunmain/sunone1.jpg

Damn, Patman, you've done it again. I feel the need to give you a gigantic round of applause for the amount of work you put into your DIY subs, and for all the info and pics on your website. Bravo. If I wasn't so damn lazy, I would have tried the same thing. But I am lazy, so I'm gonna let Tom and the SVS boys do the work for me :D.
How do your new speakers sound? Frequency response?

Keep up the great work :thumbsup:

What drivers & tweeters did you use, what about the crossover?

They look great though

They are little hot on the high end, but easily remedied. I have a little work to do on the crossover, but nothing overly dramatic.

Here's my preliminary graph of the frequency response . Bear in mind that this was my initial design, with a guess on how much l-padding I needed on the tweeter. It appears I guessed on the low side, so I'll bump it from -3dB to -4dB (or -4.5dB) for the l-pad on the tweeter. I have a nasty room induced hump around 100Hz that I can't do much about, and then a slight dip around 300Hz. So all in all, I'm pretty pleased for now. Anything measured after 10KHz is basically caca due to my RS SPL meter not doing a good job beyond that frequency.

Tweeters: Morel MDT30
Woofers: Peerless HDS439

Crossover was a homebrewed concoction. It still needs some tweaking.