Projects A galley of DIY Transmission Lines* Galleries -> [ Projects | TL Projects on the Web | Virtual TL Projects ]

David Dukes Seraphim 22_10_04   Keith Kidder's Sentinel Surround 14_06_03                       Peter Reinders' Woefwoef7a 22_02_03     Rob Sampson's Laying Pipe with Audio Lego 06_03_02                         John Cockroft's Wallflower with RS 40-1197 18_04_02   Chris Bobiak's Daline His take on this classic TL using a Vifa P13WH-00 mid-bass & a "famous scottish maker" tweeter.     David Dlugos' The toobz             Rune Aleksandersen's Jordan JX150/JX53 Phase Linear Transmission Line   Martin J. King's Focal TL updated Baffle Step Compensation Martin's MathCad TL software downloadable here.     The TLB -- A small bipolar TLine. This project is VERY well documented. A must read for anyone designing a TL             Yves Mattei's 12" Audax TL Subwoofer   Jakob Speksnijder's B139 TL Based on the Atkinson designed "State of the Art Loudspeaker"     Proposed Stereo_Mono Recycled Transmission Line Subwoofer A push-push dual 12" TL             updated Nick Huntington's Shiva based Tubular TLine Simple, Elegant, this has to be one of the very simplest TLs to build.     Steve Zettel's Compounded, Super-Duper Shiva_Sonotube T-line Subwoofers       Other Quarter Wave Designs   MartinKing's Mass Loaded TQWT updated Baffle Step Compensation added     Rick Shultz's Radio Shack 40-1354 EXL         "Rhinos" -- Rick Shultz's Speaker Builder article now on the Web. Exolinear Design -- Rick's designcookbook that grew from his work on the "Rhinos"     Rick Shultz's Jordan JX92 EXL only pictures so far

* The editor makes no claims as to how well any of these projects work. Some are really well documented, some just description, some with a large historical context. In each case the builder_author was pleased enuff with his work to write an article or forward me information for me to generate their pages. Transmission Line Speaker design is still as much an art as it is science. These projects encompass designs from classical methods to serious attempts to quantify the relationship of speaker parameters to the transmission line we put it in. They provide examples of approaches the builders have taken to get something they can use to sit down and enjoy the music. If you build one of these designs, or a variation let me know how it turns out. If you would like to put your project up on these pages I would be very pleased to talk to you.

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