Value is king in the driver and crossover parts selection in this project so I'll be going with the Dayton RS 180s, RS 150s and RS125s mated with The Seas 27tbfcg. There are several designs with the Dayton tweeters but they run an extra 20 bucks each and since the Seas is at least its equal, I wanted to go with that. On five speakers this saves almost 100 bucks.
To pull off the project I'll be using CJD (Chris') RS 150 center channel and Pete Schumacher's RS 180MTM project for the left and rights. Pete is reworking the crossover (less baffle step) to better suit the location. (Thanks Pete!) The surrounds Are by Shawn Adams.
This blog is going to document the building of a home theater speaker system for a good friend of mine. The goal of this project is to balance good looks, good sound, and value.
Future home theater room
The designers:
Pete, Shawn and Chris have done the design work.
