[Rick Craig]

Chris in Canada built our S6 kit in these cool cabinets...

[djdube525]

Did Chris build the cabinets? They came out looking really, really nice! 

[Rick Craig]

Did Chris build the cabinets? They came out looking really, really nice! 

Yes, he built them in baltic birch plywood. We can do this as well with our shop's CNC machine.

[cstory]

I'll bet the Veritas drivers would look marvelous in a set of those cabinets. 

[Opas]

I just finished these speakers couple days ago.  They sound amazing!  I use them as mains and run them with a sub.  It would be hard pressed for anyone to find a system that rivals it,  and after considering the price, not possible.  Rick was very helpful with all my questions, initially with choosing a system and then after with assembly.  Very nice working with him.  It would be nice to have a CNC,  I did it the hard way using a template and router.  Many hours and lots of sanding to get it perfect.  Could not be happier with them!  Chris

[Bill Baker]

By hand with a router?? Wow, that took some patience but it looks like it all paid off. Nice job.

[Pez]

Gorgeous!

[jackman]

Those are really cool looking!  Excellent work. 

[Opas]

Thanks for the compliments, I figure about 100 hours on those.  I'm thinking of doing a matching sub enclosure in the birch translam, but it's hard to justify the amount of waste that comes with stacking ply.  Anyway,  Thanks!

[Pez]

Here's a justification, Firewood. DONE!  Then again the toxins in the glue... Forget I said anything.

[Bill Baker]

 I would look at it from a standpoint of how long you plan on keeping the speakers. There are way of minimizing waste using a translam design but it gets complicated to explain but in the end, I think the justification comes from having an exceptional speaker system that were built by your own two hands that you will hold onto for a long time to come.
You deserve the pride of ownership.

[Opas]

My Wife doesn't like you guys right now, I'll be living in the shop again.  Tons of fun though!  Ya I can't imagine getting rid of these for a long time, with the hours I put in on them, so what are a few more if It means a matching sub.  Cheers

[Hebrew Hammer]

Nice Job!!!!!!

[Pez]

Ya I can't imagine getting rid of these for a long time, with the hours I put in on them, so what are a few more if It means a matching sub.  Cheers

Now that's something that I can relate to. My DIY projects are forever going to be in my posession even if I find something that sounds better, they will always have a home with me. 

[pardales]

Very impressive work!   

[Opas]

Hey, what do you guys think about using the Seas L26ROY 10inch sub in a sealed .75cubic foot enclosure.  Everything I have read on this driver is positive and apperently very musical. I would be building a matching enclosure in the Birch translam and using it mainly for 2 Channel listening with the S6s.

[kip_]

Hey, what do you guys think about using the Seas L26ROY 10inch sub in a sealed .75cubic foot enclosure.  Everything I have read on this driver is positive and apperently very musical. I would be building a matching enclosure in the Birch translam and using it mainly for 2 Channel listening with the S6s.

These are the same woofers Rick uses in his Fondazione:

http://www.selahaudio.com/id187.html

so they must be very good indeed. I've also heard very good things about Rythmik - http://www.rythmikaudio.com/DS1500ci.html

[Rick Craig]

These are the same woofers Rick uses in his Fondazione:

http://www.selahaudio.com/id187.html

so they must be very good indeed. I've also heard very good things about Rythmik - http://www.rythmikaudio.com/DS1500ci.html

Yes, the Seas driver is an excellent performer. As far as the Rythmik drivers I think they tend to take a larger enclosure.