Here they are: www.123toid.com/2017/12/diy-dayton-sound-bar.html

@@Toid it says "OOPS! THAT PAGE CAN'T BE FOUND."

@@deepayansahoo toidsdiyaudio.com/2017/12/29/diy-dayton-sound-bar/ That is correct link.

@@deepayansahoo Now it has all kinds of security/ infected with virus warnings

@@theBullringLive thanks.

Derek Jarman Sweet! I'm glad you liked it!

Why not just make normal speakers then?

Thank you. I did do a sound test after I built a subwoofer for it. Found here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mZuoeJer0di4d30.html

Thank You!

The same for me

It all depends on the amplifier you choose. Some have IR ad power on them, so you can use a remote control. However, my television has a variable audio out, meaning I can use the television remote and volume to control whatever device is hooked up to it.

You should check out Arylic. They have a bunch of these boards. Http://bit.ly/arylic21

I'm not sure what you mean, that the soundbar has six? Each side is wired to one side of an amplifier. The description has a link to my web-site which gives all the wiring information, box and everything. Feel free to check it out. It should answer all your questions.

Two crossovers. It's a stereo speaker so one crossover with the input connected to one channel of the amplifier and the woofer output to two parallel woofers and the tweeter output to the tweeter. Repeat for the other channel of the ampllifier.

This crossover crosses over both mids to the Tweeter. Both mids, use the same low pass.

Toid's DIY Audio thanks

What exactly would you like to know?

Just to keeping it simple like a all around crossover for the 4 inch Dayton woofer and a Dayton tweeter. Like a crossover you like to use for these speakers.

I put out the crossover series for those who want to learn how to build their own crossovers, which is most preferred. I know it can be daunting, but is very reqarding. If you want me to design a crossover for you, I offer that service via my Etsy store which is located here: www.etsy.com/shop/123Toid?ref=shop_name_search_sugg However, I personally would rather people learn themselves, you get much greater satisfaction from that. I hate to charge, but too many people ask me to design them one and I do not have the time to do that.

No problem, we all have to start somewhere. You basically need to get an amplifier that has bluetooth built-in or buy an eternal bluetooth module to hook up to the amplifier. If you go with a board amp something like this would work: www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-kab-230a-2x30w-class-d-audio-amplifier-board-with-bluetooth-40--325-102

123Toid Awesome, thanks. My carpentry skills are average, electrical is where I need to learn. Appreciate your quick response. I really enjoy your videos and designs.

Good catch. I did use some at that time. I've stopped using them now

Good Goat great question. The answer is yes. However, I just redesigned the crossover to be cheaper and sounds better. That video will be out shortly. The driver spacing was by design, and you are welcome to space them closer if you want.

Thanks for the quick response. This soundbar, the reveals, and the 8" sub with pr's are all economical and very interesting. Thanks for these videos, I have watched all of them over the last two weeks. Great job. I look forward to seeing the improved crossover.

Good Goat thanks, I appreciate that!

Just search the link for DIY soundbar at toidsdiyaudio.com they are there

@@Toid Thank You!

The build plans are found right here: www.123toid.com/2017/12/diy-dayton-sound-bar.html

It's one of those cheap Go Pro style cameras. That is how it records. Not my favorite either

I used 1/4" MDF and Walnut. If you want detailed plans, they can be found here: techtalk.parts-express.com/forum/speaker-project-gallery/1344453-dayton-diy-soundbar?_=1506397047520&_=1506398464771

thanks.

Thanks! I appreciate it. I can't wait for you to see my other videos :) Actually, the way I have it wired right now, is both sides have two 8 ohm woofers wired in parallel, thus dropping their impedance down to 4 ohms (per side). So if you wired both sides together in series, you would get a nominal 8 ohm load. However, you would have to change the crossover.

Just go to the website that's linked and search for them. They are still there

@@Toid I found the plans, THANK YOU very much. I'll let you know how it turns out.

I do offer custom crossover design if you need it.

@@Toid how can I contact you directly?

sweet, thx. i sent an email. :)

Nuno Correia you could do that. I actually am using it as a 2.1 system. All the video out showing how I did that later. But I'm using a separate subwoofer

Nuno Correia I'll have some schematics out shortly. When I have them out, I'll let you know

I'm using this subwoofer for now: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9V-dNhhtrexd4k.html Although I am building a new one for it on this channel. Your sub will work as long as it has speaker wire/amp in and out on it.

Thanks. I’ll check it out

123Toid hey I have a question for you I’m visually impaired how much would you charge to build me an enclosure sound bar that’s a nine speaker about 40 some inches long

Asutosh Sahoo www.123toid.com/2017/12/diy-dayton-sound-bar.html?m=1

Pdoubleyou thank you for the input. I'll have to keep that in mind in my future videos

sebasese1 it's a circle cutter for a drill press. This one is a carbide tipped Circle cutter. You can pick them up at your local hardware store or Amazon

123Toid Thank you. Realy appreciate your good work

sebasese1 you're welcome and thanks for the compliment

Hi! :)

Really

Wow, I didn't notice that happened. It looks like something happened with my upload program. I actually shoot everything with 1080p. Thanks for the heads up!

most of your newer videos are in 480p....

Yeah I just saw that. It looks like a setting got changed and I was completely unaware of it. I really appreciate you bringing it to my attention

no problem, atleast from now on your videos will be 1080p?

Absolutely