Our new room has some wide oak trim so it looks like an old fashioned 40s house. We thought it would be neat if the speakers matched, so I grabbed some oak trim scrap, leftover stain...
I used John K.'s and Ken Perkins Nebula series crossover (THANKS!!!!). The cabinet is .88 cuft gross, .8 net, 3/4" mdf with 1/4 oak ply all around. The front and rear baffles have an additional 1/2" birch ply, and there's a 1/2" center baffle. Rear baffle also has two wedges on the back baffle 30/60 degrees, so it's not entirely parallel with the front. Lined with egg crate foam.
The corners use 3/4" oak, built up on the front corners, with a 3/4" roundover on the corners, 1 1/4" roundover on the front.
I didn't model the baffle, but spaced using golden ratios where I could-woofer top to bottom, tweeter left-right. Ports are 2X2X12" PVC.
Dimensions were 9X14X13.75 internal, 11X16X16.25 deep external. There's some added depth for the rear wedge and center baffle.
Sound is awesome! Now I need to make a center and subs to match. Here are some pics.
