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Scratch Build – In Progress Ghettoblaster 2012 by Drakmin (DIY audio)

Discussion in 'Project Logs' started by drakmin, 27 Jul 2011.

  1. drakmin

    drakmin I don't use Dremel.

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    Hello all!

    Couple of days of holiday and I already got bored. What to do? A new version of ghettoblaster! My goal is to make new version 2kg lighter and couple of decibels louder than the 2010 years model.


    Goal specifications:
    -8kg weight
    -roughly 99db/W sensitivity, atleast on some frequencies ;D

    Here's the old blaster:
    [​IMG]


    This time I want a bit military styled look, so it will be edgy and boxy. To cut the weight down from 10kg I'll be using 4mm plywood for the base instead of old versions 9mm thickness. 8" drivers will be updated to 10" fullranges 97dB/W each. First sketch:
    [​IMG]


    Here's a later 3d-render which should visualize my idea of the looks better. It has 4 detachable battery modules, two on both ends. Modules will have battery voltage displays.
    [​IMG]








    BUILDING STARTS:

    4mm plywood:
    [​IMG]

    Routing driver holes:
    [​IMG]

    First parts glued:
    [​IMG]

    Bracing:
    [​IMG]

    75% of woodwork done:
    [​IMG]



    I will keep you updated of the progress, thanks for reading!
     
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  2. ColdzeroTeam

    ColdzeroTeam What's a Dremel?

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    wow... i like that old school look a lot ;)
    keep it up :thumb:
     
  3. drakmin

    drakmin I don't use Dremel.

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    Thanks! Drivers arrived, they are 10" 97db/W 1,5kg fullranges each.

    [​IMG]
     
  4. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    ANOTHER ONE?!

    Subb'd
     
  5. drakmin

    drakmin I don't use Dremel.

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    Yes! Actually it's going to be my 5th ;D
     
  6. Roboduck

    Roboduck 01110001 01110101 01100001 01100011

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    LOVE the first ghettorblaster, can't wait to see this one progress!

    subbed. :thumb:
     
  7. KiiYzOo

    KiiYzOo What's a Dremel?

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    looks interesting, I'm gonna sub I think :p
     
  8. guus1991

    guus1991 What's a Dremel?

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    couldm't you make a kit form out of it, i like it a lot and would like to do the same but i don't have that mutch kno-how to make something like that ;)

    looks realy good
     
  9. Burnout21

    Burnout21 Mmmm biscuits

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    Sorry but the 2010 model is so awesome nothing can beat it.
     
  10. Evenge

    Evenge Minimodder

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    After seeing all your blasters I'm really thinking of building one myself. Anyway, your 2010 model looks awesome and I can't wait until this is finished! :thumb:
     
  11. drakmin

    drakmin I don't use Dremel.

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    Sorry for the cellphone pics. Drivers in test use, total weight 5kg (drivers 1,5kg each and the wood box 2kg). I'm really satisfied with the weight at the moment.

    [​IMG]
     
  12. peteski

    peteski long live the pc

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    looks good mate cant wait to see it finished

    subscribed:rock:
     
  13. bludragon

    bludragon italiamodding staff

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    six great great with the wood;)
     

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