The stands

I did a 1/2 inch round over on most of the edges.

Stands & Box

RS 125 Seas TBFC/G (TM) Crossover

Crossover for the surrounds

RS 180 27 tbfcg MTM

Crossover By Pete.
I'll be using these for the left and right front speakers.

Chris' Center Chanel Crossover

RS150's in parallel
.8mH inductor, 40uF cap, .27mH inductor, 12uF + 6ohm zobel

Seas tweeter (27T*FC variant)
12uF cap, .3mH inductor, 40uF cap, 1ohm series resistor

Note: Chris has several variations on this design, If you wish to build it Head over to HT guide and find out which one will suit you.

The boxes

MDF

Half the fun of DIY is trying to get the best value. Well I scored in the Home Depot scrap bin. Someone must have mis cut several pieces of 3/4 MDF, because I got several partial sheets for $2.01 each so here's 6 bucks worth instead of 20
:)

Entertainment center

The couch

Living room

27TBFC/G

RS 180

Hola Amigos !!

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.