Dayton Audio DAEX25FHE-4 Framed High Efficiency 25mm Exciter 24W 4 Ohm

Es sollte ein Experiment werden Nun hängen 2 selbstgebaute Lautspr. Neben meinem Tv Ser zu empfehlen

It sounds great

Accidentally discovered this beautiful gem of a product while looking into building my first set of speakers and I'm very pleased with the amazing results in the sound quality of this specfic Dayton Audio Exciter. After doing a little research on Dayton Audio's site about how to use and place the sound exciter speaker on to certain materials (wood, plastic, acrylic, etc), I felt confident enough to build a very neat 96 Watt speaker system. I was able to build two speakers, both made out of a 3/16" thick piece of clear acrylic which I cut to around 15in x 27in - basically a classic rectangle in shape. Each speaker has 2 exciters running together in series which increased the Watts to 48W each speaker & the 4 Ohms of each exciter (in series) to a total of 8 Ohms for both speakers. For the amp i used a WINGONEER TDA7492 Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 2x50W 2-channel Audio Receiver Stereo Digital Power Amplifier Board Module. Overall, I'm happy with my first speaker build using this product and plan to replicate the build with higher wattage exciters for my next build! Thank You, Dayton Audio!! UPDATE 2/4/21: Upgraded the original amp and power supply with what's listed below... DAMGOO Bluetooth 50W+50W Stereo Audio Amplifier Board with Treble and Bass Control, Bluetooth and AUX Inputs, BT 5.0 AMP Board for DIY Wireless Speakers Board, Easy Installation and Password Free by JUNTENG Co.,Ltd Learn more: https://amzn.to/3a5CVHm 24V 6A Power Adapter AC 100-220V to DC 144W Power Supply: https://amzn.to/2Z4XrBW

I bought this little device with the intention of testing it on a home theatre couch, independently amplified with a lepy2020 and using my theatre amps' sub woofer outputs or phone 3.5mm out as signal. It is MUCH too small to work bolted to a couch frame, but I had a lot of fun hooking it up to ceiling tiles, walls, tables, my homes vents, pretty much anything rigid. The sound quality achieved by holding it against an MDF ceiling tile was better than expected, probably better than some low end soundbars, but in the end this was just a fun toy. I will be keeping it around for future tinkering projects (maybe hooking it up to a rigid computer chair as ive seen other users do for additional "rumble" effects). This would probably be a great little science lesson for kids.

まず、充電式のBTスピーカーは充電が面倒なので論外。 天井埋込の防水スピーカーを付けるのが正攻法だけど、壊れたときにどうするか問題がある。 そこで、音質は覚悟のうえでこちらを採用。 これを2個と、安物の20Wx2ch中華アンプを購入。 音源はエコードット。 アンプとエコーを浴室入り口の上に置き、アンプからの配線をユニットバスの天井裏に引き込んで繋いでこのスピーカーを置いただけ。 本来なら分厚い断熱材を切り抜いて天井材に直接、付属の両面テープで貼り付けた方がいいのでしょうが、加工前に試しに置いたら充分だったのでそれ以上の加工は中止。 曲は大量にあるし、全て音声操作。便利です。