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mstep77
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Posted: 26 June 2018 at 7:54pm |
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mstep77
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Just finished a little project using the Dayton Audio 2x15W blue tooth board.
Speakers are 2x Faital Pro 3FE22 (from memory). They also do little kits to go with the board that have a volume control, cables for an on/off switch and an LED kit to show power on, BT and battery charging. This speaker only runs off a laptop style 19V charger from the mains. They do do a battery extension board which i would like to use on the next project. The bit i struggled with the most was trying to find a good power supply and associated panel mount DC socket. Does anyone have a any suggestions for these? And would it work to charge the battery board if I added one? Overall really happy with the build, the speakers sound nice and are not fatiguing to listen to like a lot of others of this size. They are in about a 2L sealed enclosure so there is not much bass going on but it was a present for my girlfriend and we have differing tastes in music!
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lutkeveld
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Looks cool! Nice and compact.
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toastyghost
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Those Faital are exceptional drivers, even without EQ. 200Hz rolloff in a sealed box but the sound is great. An angled baffle might have been nice but I bet that little box is belting.
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Hemisphere
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Just stick it on it's side surely.
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bitSmasher
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Nice build!
It's probably a Wondom / Sure JAB amp kit - I'd suggest a 19v laptop supply for power and charging. Only niggle I can see with your box, and so many portable speaker builds, is the switch isn't flush... that drives me nuts, thinking about how it might get knocked about
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https://www.instagram.com/batteryacidsoundsystem/
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Hemisphere
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Edited by Hemisphere - 26 June 2018 at 11:51pm |
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We all know it's probably Marshall :D
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mstep77
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So the switch sticking out also drives me nuts, but I had a really nice toggle switch that I like the chunky feel of and limited time (it was a gift) so I compromised on recessing it the full depth of the wood (15mm). Thanks for the comments. It is branded a Dayton board, but seems remarkably similar to the Sure one.
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