Jon Marsh's RS 180 MTM design

Jon Marsh's RS 180 MTM design. He's useing the SEAS 27TDFC tweeter

Dave Brown's RS 180 project

RS 180 project

The Dayton RS180

This Speaker looks to be a real bargain and there are quite a few guys designing projects with it. I'm thinking my next project will be with these, we'll see...

PE Project Showcase

The Parts Express Project Showcase is a good spot to see quite a few projects from beginner to advanced.

John "Zaph" Krutke

This guy has a passion for design amazing stuff. Feel free to drop him an e-mail ;)

Roman J. Bednarek

Check out the cool navigation bar! And make note of his "Links page".

Dennis Murphy

Dennis Murphy is one of the most respected designers out there. I'm sure you could build any one of his designs with %100 confidence in his design, although I have never built one.

Parts Express Tech Talk

Got speaker building questions??? The PE board is quite helpful to beginers. This is where you want to be asking questions about the Dayton projects including Wayne J's, since he is currently not around.....

Speakerbuilder.net

Wayne J. has not been designing latley, but theres plenty of great stuff on his site. If you have any questions Try the PE board at http://www.pesupport.com/cgi-bin/config.pl

D3s

I built these D3s a few years ago

Our dining room

"More-Pees" Completed!

Yep, one of the tweeters is upside down.

If this is bugging you, know that I have turned it right side up. If you think it adds Character, then you'll be glad to know I left it the way it was.

This project was actualy completed in June of 2004.

D8 MTMs in their new home.

In their new home... Can you say> Mucho Bass?

DHT center completed

Our DHT Center usualy has a grill cloth covering it and the girls don't even know its there ;) My wife is very tollerant of my hobby but when the other ladies are over, I hate to have some kind of a fashon error.

This project was actualy completed some time ago. Since I got the box size and driver spacing wrong, I'll be making some changes...

DHT Center in progress

DHT center-getting the baffle cut and the ports installed. Note this is when I should have located the woofers closer to the Tweeter, Dugh...