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Hello all. My story of what brought me to here is too long and probably not that interesting to you all. Short version is I have a very unique space with small space limitations. For now and for my first starter project this is what I was thinking. I have an old set of in/outdoor speakers. They say Memorex, but are the same as many other cheap in/outs i.e KLH and Radio Shack. Heavy black metal enclosures, 4" woofer and paper dome tweeter.
They happen to fit in my spot, though if I were to custom build (maybe in the future) I could go about an inch wider and a few inches taller. And in my opinion they sound better than the HSU Ventrilloquist setup I had setup just prior. That little sub was quite impressive, but not so thrilled with the rest. So I am thinking of just throwing in some polyfill stuffing, and getting new drivers to see what a difference I could make. There is a crossover inside of them, but I assume it is not of the best quality. I will probably leave it alone at first to see if drivers alone can make much of a difference.
What do you guys think? Worth my time, effort and a few bucks? This site is great and am loving all of the gained knowledge and info. Looking forward to getting into a very interesting and hopefully long term hobby.
They happen to fit in my spot, though if I were to custom build (maybe in the future) I could go about an inch wider and a few inches taller. And in my opinion they sound better than the HSU Ventrilloquist setup I had setup just prior. That little sub was quite impressive, but not so thrilled with the rest. So I am thinking of just throwing in some polyfill stuffing, and getting new drivers to see what a difference I could make. There is a crossover inside of them, but I assume it is not of the best quality. I will probably leave it alone at first to see if drivers alone can make much of a difference.
What do you guys think? Worth my time, effort and a few bucks? This site is great and am loving all of the gained knowledge and info. Looking forward to getting into a very interesting and hopefully long term hobby.