How To Build DML Panel Speakers with Hidden Wall Mounts Fully Suspended скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Build DML Panel Speakers with Hidden Wall Mounts Fully Suspended

No visible mounts, no rigid contact, no swinging on long strings, no loss of floor space. See how to build your own Wall Mounted DML or flat panel speakers with full audio suspension. These DML (Distributed Mode Loudspeakers) panel speakers are fully suspended on hidden wall mounts giving superior audio quality without sacrificing aesthetics. -Exciter placement, see NOTE-1 BELOW. -Distance from wall, NOTE-2 BELOW. Video Index: 0:20 Final Product Suspended on Wall 1:10 Foam Board 1:20 Marking and Cutting Rounded Corners 1:40 Sanding Corners with Palm Sander 2:03 Hand Sanding Edges and Surface 2:29 Painting w/Latex paint to match wall 2:51 Dayton Audio Exciters 3:07 Selecting and Preparing the Cotter Pins as Mounting Pins 3:39 Laying Out Mounting Pin Locations 4:10 Drilling holes for Mounting Pins 5:02 Injecting Adhesive to Anchor mounting Pins 5:38 Attaching Exciter 5:53 Selecting Material for Wall Mounts 6:26 Tying the Hanging Loop 6:45 Tying Lower Suspension Line 7:21 Mounts on The wall 7:27 Bending the upper Mounting Pins 7:48 Hanging the Panel 8:16 Checking Panel Wall Spacing after bending Mounting Pin 8:32 Sound Comparison Musical Thanks to: Doug Maxwell Song Title: Bellissimo Genre: Classical Mood: Dramatic Video Link:    • Video   NOTE-1 BELOW: This video shows how this mounting system works for panels with 2/5- 3/5 mounted exciters & panels with centered exciters. For best results, single speaker channels should have exciters mounted at the 2/5 - 3/5 location for each speaker (4:09). Dual speaker channels should have one speaker with a 2/5 - 3/5 mounted exciter and the second speaker on that same channel with a centered Exciter (4:07). Thanks to Tech Ingredients for The World's Best Speakers. NOTE-2 BELOW: Like any sound emitter, these transmit quite different at surface contact than with more distance from surface. I noticed significant variations from 1 to 2.5 inches from wall surface to back of DML panel. Changes certainly continue at greater distance, but then we're no longer talking about wall mounting. I designed this wall mount system to save floor space & because I wasn't interested in displaying the mounts or the exciters (backs of DML panels). But you do need some distance from a surface. Small changes make big differences near the surface. Against the wall had the highest coloration. A foot from the wall, not so much. My experience was that at closest (back of exciter 1/8" from touching wall surface) your ears can locate the exciter position on the panel from the front surface without seeing it. Individual preferences will vary, but I was happy with the back of the exciter about one inch from the wall surface. That puts the back surface of the panel 1.5 to 2-inches from the wall surface. → Become a ScubaMoto Subscriber - https://goo.gl/iAwSQc → If this video helped, please give a thumbs up and subscribe for future videos → As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Win! → Business Inquiries email: [email protected]