Bar room bookshelf speaker project

[Joshex]

I decided I wanted to try some in home audio stuff just for some fun.

As of right now I have a single 8" Pyramid WH88 Sc 8-ohm in a ported box tuned to around 35hz for the lows.

I also have a single Altec Lansing 6.5" woofer (D4-ohm?) for the mids and Altec shelf speakers for the highs. It looks like the shelf speakers have a 3.5", a 3", and a tweeter. I don't know much about the Altec Lansing items, I got them for free since someone said they were going to throw them out so they gave it all to me. The 6.5" was the woofer to the sub stage of the Altec set, but I broke a circuit board that controls the gain of the woofer. I broke it in the process of trying to get the casing of the 6.5" apart and it was designed not to be taken apart, which I found out in the process. I was taking it apart because the woofer rattled a shit ton from some sort of lint, some wood, and other random bits between the woofer and the bar like casing.

Anyways, I'm planing on running the 8" and 6.5" on a old school Rockford 4 channel that my friend is going to let me use for the project as soon as I get more of it together.

I am going to use a 300 watt computer power supply that I used to use for an old setup I use to have at college for these kinds of projects.

I will be using a Kenwood Ez500 as the unit for this all.

The Wh88 box plans:

Naked stage, going to wrap eventually:

WH88:

Altec Lansing 6.5":

Altec Lansing speakers & Ez500:

[Joshex]

Decided to test out the enclosure and sub in my car. It is playing both the highs and the lows, which sounded quite nice, in my opinion.