
Custom MKboom




Designer:
William Stephenson
Project Category:
Portable Speakers
Project Level:
Intermediate
Project Time:
8-20 Hours
Project Cost:
$100-$500
Project Description:
I used the parts from the mkboom speaker kit (excluding the enclosure) to make a custom 3d printed enclosure tuned to about 45hz. It took a couple hours of designing to get the box right but I like how it turned out. Total printing time took about 4 days non stop and about 24 hours to fully paint and finish.
Design Goals:
I wanted to expand on the already great mkboom kit with my own touch and make it look and sound even better. I also wanted to expand my skills when it comes to 3d printing.
Driver Selection:
Dayton Audio TCP115-4 4″ Treated Paper Midbass Woofer. Dayton Audio TD20F-4 3/4″ Soft Dome Neodymium Tweeter.
Enclosure Design:
Ported Box
Crossover Design:
MKBoom kit
Tips & Tricks:
N/A
Conclusion:
Perfect medium speaker that’s not too heavy for daily use and great for small gatherings.
About the Designer:
I’m am a college student and am fairly new to speaker design. I have designed and built other speakers but this is the best one so far.
Project Parts List:
Part # | Description | Qty. |
295-415 | Dayton Audio TCP115-4 4″ Treated Paper Midbass Woofer 4 Ohm | 2 |
275-020 | Dayton Audio TD20F-4 3/4″ Soft Dome Neodymium Tweeter 4 Ohm | 2 |
300-7166 | Dayton Audio MKBoom Portable Bluetooth Speaker Kit | 1 |
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