Would strongly suggest you first decide exactly what sort of Tannoy type speaker you want to make as this will then define the size and model of Tannoy driver you need. Assume I have the woodworking equipment/capability on hand + electronic know-how outside of measuring driver frequency response. My plan is to start laying out foundations for the project and to actualise it sometime this summer. But I'm operating on the assumption I will get this sorted someway or another in the next few months, and that Tannoy drivers will have a distinct quality/characteristic that means there is a fairly optimal way of going about the enclosure:ġ) Upscaled Tannoy Autograph Mini enclosures (The original drivers for these are about 4 inches): I have no means of measuring the drivers, which will make things difficult - impossible too relating to crossovers. How do we measure speaker driver size? It's one of these awkwardly shaped ones: Ģ. I've been thinking how I want to go about this.ġ. I've heard MainlyTannoy is the person on eBay to ask about Tannoy crossovers. Let's start this off by saying, I have no clue what I'm doing.
