Thanks for your kind words!

Thank you for your beautiful comment! Although I must admit that most beautiful speakers I've seen and heard to date was a pair of Sonus Faber Stradivari. That was 15 years ago in France 🇫🇷, how time flies 😳

Thank you for the beautiful comment!

Thank you for such an amazing comment! appreciate it!

Fantastic reply! Thank you so much! Love to India

@@noamgellerdiy Dear Noam, where do you belong from?

@@CS-dp1ss thank you !

Thank you for your kind words!

Merci Michael 🙏🙏🙏

Vielen lieben Dank für diese tolle Kommentare 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind comment! Appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thanks! I was easier then I thought, just time consuming, worth a try anyhow

Thank you sir, appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thanks a lot! The original Magico retailed for 36k... I spent around 1500euro for mine and many many of hours of building them... (which I call therapy :) I suspect Magico spent the same amount of money (1500usd) for the raw drivers and crossover materials but then had to spent the real money 3-6k on the outsourced wooden cabinet. Luckily as a DIY we are free to do anything we want without the obvious cost of time\production and other pains.

Thank you Michael 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 For the magico mini, I used every photo I could find on the net and photoshoped it into the CAD. Then I had the (almost) original size of the real deal down to the millimeter, as well the placement of drivers. Turns out the the magico mini has a capacity of 22Liter. The cno had 24Liter if I'm not mistaken... so it was easy to ignore the 2 Liters. So I went all on Magico and disregarded the cno design. Still sounds good 😉

@@noamgellerdiy Thanks for the reply. Did you keep the same cross over? Would love to PM you and talk about this further. Are you on any of the DYI speaker forums?

@michaelsegel8758 sure, you can contact me at gellernoam@gmail.com

Thanks for your kind words and critic as well!

Thanks! Yes exactly, after the metallic paint spray I have used three layers of clear lack... it tooked the metallic effect a bit away thou

@@noamgellerdiy Thanks so much....I'm new to doing DIY speaker and at the moment all of my cabinets are not looking good. Will try to buy some spray paint and lacquer. Hope this will look ok :)

@@asedillo1 Gloss finish is very difficult to attain under DIY conditions - go for a satin ( semi gloss or flat ) finish or a natural non-toxic oil & beeswax when using plywood - I also used "hammertone" metal paint with good results.... here's a pro-paint job kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aKiGY7N-vszHY6M.html

@@BogdanWeiss Use auto clear coat . You can get a pint from Ebay for $20. Coat it first with epoxy ( BSI Finish Cure ). Coat once with epoxy. Sand with 800 grit and 0 steel woold. One more coat of epoxy. Same sanding. Then auto clear coat. First coat gets wet sanded with 1000 grit and then 000 steel wool. Then spray auto clear again. Wet sand from 1000 to 2500 then buff. 2 compounds. Just watch videos how car finishers do it . It will look so good, you'd embarrass the big brands.

Thank you Michael, as far as I know Panzerholz is a German product. Delignit is the name of the firm. Very hard to come by also here in Germany... and the costs are ridiculous, about 300€ for 1sqm.

@@noamgellerdiy Have you heard about Lignostone it is another brand of densified wood like Panzerholtz / Delignt.

Thank you for that, I was not aware of it@@michaelsegel8758

Thanks for the beautiful comment! The Next 4 from Troels Gravesen is already in the making :)

@@noamgellerdiy you have to do a video 😁 I love watching, sadly I wouldn't be able to build anything myself, not even if my life depended on it. I visited Troels personally, and bought his SBA761, so I'm also kinda like a DIY guy. 😂

Thanks!! As for now I'm not selling... not until I Finnish my next project ;)

@@noamgellerdiy maybe I was not clear about my question...I mean the project "drawings".

@@hereistay88 sorry, those are long gone with my dead computer.

Thank you for your kind words! If I remember corectly I have stacked 17 layers of 24mm plywood... 7 of them are braced

@@noamgellerdiy Thank for the response. Love the stands; will try to imitate yours even if I can't make the "Magicos" first :-)

Thanks! Check out Troels Gravesen website, there you'll find many high end kits.

@@noamgellerdiy will i have to solder?

@@briancampbell7712 yes, and also build the cabinet. But, if it is for the moment too much, you could have a look in Hifishark.com. there are some speaker of his Design

Thanks for the kind words! Well the magico mini has 22 liters in volume and the cno needs 24. at first I have just ignored it... now I am running it crossed with the lower part of the Next 4 design.

@@noamgellerdiy Thanks for your reply! The CNO plans got removed from the Troelsgravesen website, so I guess I have to wing it more or less. How thick was the multiplex you used and how much layers did you need? Hope you don't mind me asking these questions.

Thank you :) those are the CNO mk2 (Cost no object) speaker design of Troels Gravesen. They are using the seas nextel drivers.

A very talented person desing those speakers, Troels Gravesen of Denemark. check his website. it is a DIY Bible!

Joe Hsu, Thank you for your kind comment! unfortenatly I don't have those plans anymore. and any how it wouldnt have broutgh you far since ti was only a sketch and not fully detailed. the process was building just developed itself on the go. Yet again, thanks !

gellernoam@gmail.com (after 3 years.... pfffff- I am such an idiot-So sorry!)

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