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<blockquote data-quote="Hennie" data-source="post: 36627" data-attributes="member: 20"><p>There might be a few options if you want to set up your son for pocket money.</p><p></p><p>* A 12" or 15" low cost PA type speaker kit, with cabinet and crossover plans</p><p>* A 18" low cost PA sub kit</p><p>* A 6.5" / 7" low cost hi-fi type speaker kit, with cabinet and crossover plans</p><p>* Occasional sales for own designs or replacement purposes</p><p></p><p>Many students and school leavers want a cost effective party / PA speaker. Although Wharfedale, Behringer etc is very competitive in the low end PA speaker market, it may be possible for them to save money by investing own labour / time, depending on cabinet cost.</p><p></p><p>Same argument goes for an entry level hi-fi speaker. How about a TQWT to address parameter variation on the bass unit, and a low cost waveguide to reduce distortion on a low cost tweeter?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hennie, post: 36627, member: 20"] There might be a few options if you want to set up your son for pocket money. * A 12" or 15" low cost PA type speaker kit, with cabinet and crossover plans * A 18" low cost PA sub kit * A 6.5" / 7" low cost hi-fi type speaker kit, with cabinet and crossover plans * Occasional sales for own designs or replacement purposes Many students and school leavers want a cost effective party / PA speaker. Although Wharfedale, Behringer etc is very competitive in the low end PA speaker market, it may be possible for them to save money by investing own labour / time, depending on cabinet cost. Same argument goes for an entry level hi-fi speaker. How about a TQWT to address parameter variation on the bass unit, and a low cost waveguide to reduce distortion on a low cost tweeter? [/QUOTE]
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