Both the final result and your step by step description- commentary are simply outstanding. Very impressed.

Absolutely beautiful, very nicely done - thanks for making this video!

I have watched many speaker DIY assembly videos and this in my opinion was by far the best in terms of detail. The finish and attention to detail is first class I hope they sound as good as they look. Fantastic job.

Awesome, nicely done!! Really liked the additional touches of adding the outriggers and the binding posts.

I have just taken delivery of the 2TD-X non-tower version of this speaker. This is the perfect video for me. I now feel confident in proceeding with the veneer on my cabs. Thank you so much!!

You did an outstanding job veneering those speakers! Beautiful!

I'm building one right now and this is so helpful - thanks so much for all you do. I also built your speaker cables and they are amazing.

Those are glorious. Outstanding quality components make these a good value for the money. Thank you for the tutorial guide.

Great job, well done! Nothing more satisfying than build your own speaker set.

What very beautiful speakers. You've done a very nice job. Fantastic and now enjoy the result and the sound. Oohh yeah 👌🏽👍🏽🦻🏾👏🏽

Wow those speakers look really nice, well done! Great job!

Stunning and I love your attention to detail

this is awesome, crazy how an audio hobby gets you also into wood working. Also burmese teak! I'm burmese but didn't realise this was a available to buy

You are very easy to listen too, and you make it feel like a first time project but we can see that is not the case. Expensive kits are not for first timer's as i cannot pull it apart and start again. 😊

Nice veneering job. I'm planning to build a pair of the 2TDX's soon and have been debating whether to paint or veneer them. After watching your video I think I'll try the veneer. : ) Thanks for the video!

They look great. I look forward to the review.

awesome results - great video

They look fantastic. Congratulations 👏

Love your tone, very informative and easy to follow, thanks

Fantastic job! Congratulations.

The paint stir stick trick is genius.

Thanks for sharing your skills. Your hands are on par with your ears.

Very nice! Im building a pair of tower speakers and this video is handy

Very nice and very detailed. Thanks for a great instructional video

Outstanding job!

Damn T! Great video sir. I need to go visit CSS, they are right around the corner from me, like 4 miles away... I can hear my router right now!

Great job and a very useful instructional!

Great craftsmanship!

Simply brill! 👌

Nice work!

Just gorgeous, Steve! Absolutely great job on these and thanks for the video. CSS is high on my list right now. It would be really neat if you built the GR Research XLS Encore now with upgraded crossover and compared!

Nice job!

Really nice job!!!!

👍👍👍 fantastic. Tqvm for the detail video on how to install vaneer

Beautiful!!

Love it, beautiful work...........

Excellent! Thank you so much!

Very good and useful video. Thanks so much.

A+++ work Tharbamar! With regard to both the clear and concise video itself and with the actual speaker build. You're rock-n- roll man, simply rock-n-roll! If you don't mind, there is something I've been wanting to ask to see if you may be able to make a quick video of it. You have made a video of a power cable build, which was great. I've also been wondering, however, if you may have the time to make a quick video regarding the potential sound quality differences amongst different cables and connectors we can choose from when doing a DIY power cable project? The main reason I ask is due to being able to hear such a big difference between your Mogami DIY power cord and your PS Audio power cord. From what I remember, your Mogami power cord was warmer (just as my Mogami RCA cables being slightly warmer than my own RCA ribbon cable design (wires from a very top-tier jewelry supply retailer). Anyway, just something I think may be able to benefit us all. I'd do the work myself, but I have ZERO experience with building a power cable. Thanks for all your work!

Great job you are really talented, how did you learn to do that? Seems very difficult.

Very nice job!

nice build.

Superb job ... Very nice

excellent work,

I've been watching all you videos up to date, hoping I can do the same one day. Your work flow and detailed explanation of process, are truly inspiring. So the big question is: How do they sound comparing to TD1X? Are they "keepers"?

beautiful

Very good work. do you have an internet address to buy the metal bar for the speaker stands with the coupling tips? thank you

Looks very nice. Is paper bag veneer real wood or fake one? Thanks

I ordered my 2TDX's with the superior crossover components a week ago. I didn't order the flat pack for them. Just to make the project more challenging I decided to build the cabinets from 1 inch thick White Oak instead of MDF or plywood. : ) I will have to tweak the dimensions a little to account for the thicker material. Wish me luck! : ) My Elekit TU-8600S 300B tube amp kit is supposed to arrive today but it hasn't shown up yet. : (

You can also use a veneer scraper instead of a 2x4

Lovely job! Is there a link for where I might find the outriggers? Somewhere that ships internationally would be great!

Another great job. I'm still wondering something. A while back you did video on the Denon vs a little older model. I'm wondering what difference is.

Hi, happy to see this kit. I built the Criton 1tdx with upgraded part and WOW! My question is as you know these speakers what DAC would recommend to ge with them? Continue your reviews, they are always welcome!

nice!

Cool! It remains to order and install a nameplate.

Wow. beautiful job!

When you do your review are you going to cover the reason you decided on the tower and not either of the bookshelf versions. I'm about to buy one if these. Thank you so much for showing the veneering video. Are there choices to consider concerning the quality of the router bits?

How did you do round holes? This is amazing

Now that you know how much effort went in it, or maybe more if you cut then panels yourself, you are in good position to let us know its value compared to other built speakers. Also if you have experience with and can give comparisions with Gr-research kits as they are quite affordable, how much burn-in did you have before the review, 200hrs atleast?

So sou aren’t applying any pressure after it’s done? I am about to start re-veneering my JBLs and since i am doing it at home (no garage, no workshop place) and hardly any tools, someine adviced me to use the iron. The veneer i am using is same as yours, paper-backed.

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What is the size of the tower and Woofers

can i make a 2 no of buffel pro ac

I wonder how this would work with 10" passive radiators on the side and no rear ports.

I remember the bookshelf speakers have huge bass. These towers would shake like earthquake...

Would like to have seen him assemble the boxes,or did I miss that bit?

Do you have a link to the flush trim bit you used in the driver rabbit. My baring is too thick.

ha at last i found css hahaha .they created brahma sub woofer a very good one .greetings from lyrecustomizedaudioworks.

Great job! May I ask where you bought the veneer?

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Can you tell me how much veneer it took you to cover both Tower speakers?

Could you supply a link to your veneer supplier? I have had no success finding anyone with an appropriate product. Also, a veneer roller is cheap and does a very good job.

Congrats! They look made on a factory, but with better parts. PS It's sad that screws for the tweeters were too soft and must be painted back in black.

Don't think that foam is much good I would worry about the knobbly bits not gonna do nothing needs to be double the thickness, but I would use natural wool fleece instead folded it over 4 times if it's half an inch thick. Best using the sharp chisel for cutting the veneer but if you using the router you can get break out so wrap a bit of tape around the ball bearing once or twice to give you a bit more overhang of veneer. And definitely use a bit of blue tack as a gasket isolation, round the drivers 6mm bead for the woofers and 4-mm for the tweeter will help a lot. What I would actually do is cut a ring of wood plywood for the opening of the woofer same diameter as a drivers, would be required there to bring the tweeter in line with the woofers, a smaller resistor be required as well afterwards better driver alignment synergy. Midisound sell some good components like binding post. Why don't you just put the Binding post straight into the wood no plate needed Looks nice you done a good job

what bits do you use for your router?

What is the amount of wood veneer needed for the 2tdx

Just spray paint those washers black my homie.

Rockwool in a reflex cabinet is a joke. Or are you sitting with a mask in front of the speaker? Need no tape for reflextunnens. Silicone and screws!!😅😅😅