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Polk owm3 are great around Rs.15,000
True but not everyone has the access to a good carpenter and nor technically inclined to tune the crossover etc as in the case of DIY speakers.I don’t know, whenever I see a post asking for a budget speaker recommendation, I stop short of recommending my Open Baffle DIY. But I want to in this thread.
Ahuja SK12FRX on an open baffle (31”x34” approx) with a side wing is wonderful. The more I hear, the more I like. It has all the elements and opportunities for tweaking per individual taste
Budget, max around 6-7K
If people have space, they should take a chance and try this and I am sure it will be much better than standard 20K speakers most of the time
just a recommendation
swami
DO you have any photos of this DIY set?Ahuja SK12FRX on an open baffle (31”x34” approx) with a side wing is wonderful.
Audio Planet asked me my budget and mentioned that they dont deal with individual components anymore and usually cater to customers with budget of 1.5 Lakhs or more. I have read a lot of good reviews about Audio Planet , but unfortunately could not experience the same.
Hi the work on this open baffle is the simplest a carpenter can make. I just used left over kitchen cabinet doors and some plywood and that itself sound amazing. We can also use proper marine plywood, rubber wood etc to make it even better structurally and aesthetically. It just needs a hole to fit the 12” FR as per specifications and that is about it. If you want to add a tweeter, a simple first order is enough. It just needs space for placement and it singsTrue but not everyone has the access to a good carpenter and nor technically inclined to tune the crossover etc as in the case of DIY speakers.
Do you do these builds for FMs? People might be interested
The amp Powering the OBs is a Oldchen tune amplifier bought from Aliexpress (landed cost 24K) with Beresford DAC feeding the amp with Source from iPhone (Spotify premium) through a Belkin Soundstream Bluetooth receiver with digital out.Nice... what is the amplifier powering these speakers?....btw the speaker stands also looks nice... again diy?
Curious to know why this decision?Thanks Gecko. I took demo of 3020i and Elac B6 in modern world Kalyan Nagar. Finally bought mission LX2 without demo
I got good offer on Mission (13K), so compare to price and reviews I went ahead.Curious to know why this decision?
That is a nice room..
Congrats. Thats quite a deal. After living with the missions and having heard the Elac and QA 3020is, how do you feel the missions compare?I got good offer on Mission (13K), so compare to price and reviews I went ahead.
i think 20k is a good benchmark since it serves as a guide for budding audiophiles to dabble into the hobby by gauging the experience of forum members vis-a-vis the budget segment. Also, there are some great options available below 20K still (certain older speakers which were retailing for above 20k are now available below this threshold whereas certain newer speakers below this threshold also outdo pricier competition).From 2009 to now..considering inflation Rs 20000 has become Rs 45000
So maybe people can select their favorite speakers at about Rs 45000 - Rs 50000 per pair range as relevant for year 2020.
Perhaps a separate thread for favourite speakers between 20k and 50k?From 2009 to now..considering inflation Rs 20000 has become Rs 45000
So maybe people can select their favorite speakers at about Rs 45000 - Rs 50000 per pair range as relevant for year 2020.
I am not so goods with words and cannot give honest opinion as the amp and room is different. I prefer Elac for overall sound. Mission LX2 is more recessed in mids and highs for my taste. I felt less bass impact from 3020i in demo room.Congrats. Thats quite a deal. After living with the missions and having heard the Elac and QA 3020is, how do you feel the missions compare?