“Great looking, amazing sounding, Bluetooth enabled system for my niece on her birthday.”

“Nautilus Dorm” Freestyle Speakers, by Doug Parsons

Project Level: Beginner

Project Time: 8-20 Hours

Project Cost: Under $100

Project Description: 3D printed shell with white post processing. Tymphany drivers, sheep wool sound padding, and metal spike feet. Hooked up with homemade shielded speaker wire and paired with a Fosi Audio MC331

Driver Selection: Peerless by Tymphany TC Series TC8FD00-04 3″ Full Range Speaker 4 Ohm. These speakers are driven very well by Fosi Audio MC331 amp.

“Sound better than it had any right to. Pairs well with the Fosi Audio MC331, which gives a surprising soundstage and plenty of headroom. Drivers are sensitive enough for a decent sized bedroom and easily fill the room without feeling loud.”

“Pick your amplifier first, and pair with drivers that can be easily driven by that amp with about 30W of headroom to spare. If you are using a 3D printed enclosure fill dead spaces with sheep wool, which is not too expensive. Buying a good soldering rig will make your life much easier!”