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OMG!! Thank you thank you for this!!! I just ordered two of each on thingiverse from a place in Colorado for $101!! This is going to save me an enormous amount of time. I'm using audiofrog GB 60 for my project which I think should drop in. If it doesn't I'll just make an adapter plate on my router table. The audiofrog is 5/8" deeper so the adapter plate may be necessary, but the amount of time involved in fabbing something like this by hand is crazy huge!! This is amazing!! Thank you!!!
I wanted to share my upgrade of my front door speakers using Infinity Kappa 62.11i. These are one of the few aftermarket speakers that I could find that have 2Ω impedance which matches the factory specification. This was important to get as close as possible to retain efficiency from the factory amps. noticed others using the same speaker mentioned that they ended up reusing the factory mounts and cutting out the OEM speaker. I wanted to retain the original speakers so I decide to create a 3D printed version. Below are a few pictures of the mount and connector ATTACH=full]296290[/ATTACH] Bottom with felt glued on.View attachment 296291 peaker Connector. ATTACH=full]296293[/ATTACH] After having just one of the upgraded speakers installed I was able to compare it between the factory speaker and my observations are that the Infinity made a huge difference in clarity of the upper and mid frequencies while removing the boomy one note sound of the oem, especially at higher volume. On the bottom end, it really did not add any additional bass but tightened up what was there. I wasn't expecting much as you can only get so much bass out of a 6 1/2" driver. I also noticed I could increase the volume beyond 7 without distortion. This was definitely worth the time and minimal expense (about $130 for the speakers, 3D filament and misc materials).
CAD files were designed in Solidworks. Converting the native Solidworks file into STL format introduced the stepped appearance.
So the process is:
Design in Solidworks -> Convert/Save to STL file format -> Generate G-code (Cura) -> Print on 3D printer (Monoprice Maker Ultimate)
Let us know how it goes. The Audiofrogs are some of the most expensive speakers and comparable to some Focals. The specs indicate the sensitivity is 88db at 4Ω which might require external amps to get the most out of them.
This is the subwoofer I went with -- love it... it drops in the factory enclosure... $119...I wish there were more vendors for subwoofers. I think that would fix alot.
That looks like it's deeper than the Infinity speakers. Hopefully it won't interfere with the window. Let us know how it goes after it's installed.
Local shops usually asked me more than $2000 for Sound deadening and custom brackets. So I made it by myself.
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Focal Speaker
Front and back door Tesla 3d printed speaker bracket