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Wonder which companies are using this design for their amps? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

How does this differ from the F5? Higher output and its Class AB as opposed to Class A like the F5? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Would a recone kit not suffice then? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Hi Eddie, Unfortunately the chances of you finding someone willing to sell their pair is quite unlikely, especially locally. What's the reason behind wanting those specific drivers? Anything else you'd be willing to "settle for"? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Haha, nice. You using any chemicals to help strip the paint? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

If you want to keep it simple, perhaps some full range drivers? Faital offer a full range 3" and 4" driver. Beyma also have a FR (full range) 3" and Dayton have too. I use the Faital 3" in my car in pods and they're not bad. If I were to build something like that I'd try and fit at least a...

I'd want each driver to have its own enclosure. They appear to be coaxial drivers as well - you'd need something for high frequencies. Sealed is probably best as you don't wanna have a port near a wall, although you'd require some EQ then most likely. I love the TV stand, although would...

Is it currently in a sealed enclosure and are you able to get any TS parameters on the current driver? I'd have no problem building a new enclosure for the sub, although keep in mind being sealed there is a good chance the original amp had some EQ built into it - I had this on a ported...

So when are you building your own set of speakers from scratch? :D Sounds as if you had some fun with this mod. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I think once again it ultiamtely comes down to personal preference, I can imagine that HT speakers may be designed more for surround sound and therefore the centre speaker may have the voice range bumped a bit and the main left and right have a bit of a bass boost to try make it more engaging...

So I am wanting to get some Faital drivers but have had no luck in trying to contact Clint, obviously now it is during lockdown but once it is over anyone have any advise as to how I can get hold of Clint? There is no number to call, if I email or submit via the contact boxes I do not receive...

What about going active? Then you can play around and fiddle with xover points and EQ and time alignment to your hearts content and no longer need assistance with such things - costs you nothing to make changes and happens on the fly. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I personally would take Product B over the Tuff-Luv charger you linked to. Product B has USB-PD and QB 3.0 so will offer higher charging speeds on both outputs where Tuff-Luv does not, the one port only goes upto 2.4A but at 5V. You need to keep in mind that the device will also be a limiting...

I have some LJM L15D's up for sale if you're interested. There are a few threads around on the international forums, great amps for their price! Way more power than you'd need. Small too and don't require much of a heatsink being Class D (heatsink is on the amp module). Sent from my Redmi...

Darn alright, so no way I could get one of their modules then :( Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Very nice, where can one purchase these modules from? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Thanks guys, I have reached out to Sun Pro Audio via their contact us page so now awaiting feedback. Will also look at Audio Geometry for some 18 Sound alternatives.

It's been awesome, haven't had or noticed any issues. Does need drivers if used on windows, none required for Android. The older, slower phones can be problematic or ones where they change the way the phone outputs audio via USB (some LGs for example). Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

So a thread necro I know, but looking for a local supplier of Faital drivers. Been having some issues with The Sound Guy, so would prefer to avoid using him.

I am with Santam and when I had to claim, the process was fairly easy. It was for electronic items which had died due to a power surge, I had luckily taken the additional power surge cover which a lot of other insurers do not offer. There was one slight hiccup, they load the payout onto a...