Dayton Audio PS95-8 Speaker Enclosure
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Speaker Enclosure to fit Dayton Audio PS95-8 Drivers.
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Needed to reclaim some desktop space so wanted to rehouse some PS95 drivers from some bookshelf size DIY wooden enclosures to something smaller and 3d printed.
Saw something similar to my design somewhere but couldn't find it so quickly knocked up my own.
13cmx13cmx15cm
To fit Dayton Audio PS95-8 drivers
Came out looking pretty rough, but I did print with 0.8 nozzle in Sports mode. I can honestly say they sound great for my use and possibly better than the wooden ones I've transferred the drivers from. Now I know they sound fine, I can fill/sand/spray them to look nicer when I get the time.
FYI I'm powering them with a crappy old TPA3116 variant and I don't require them to push out much bass as I have put two bass shakers into my chair. Saying that, without the bass shakers, they still sound decent.
Printed on its back face with hybrid tree supports. Over 500g per enclosure due to the 5mm walls and high infill. Printed on 0.8 nozzle with 0.4 layer height, 3 walls, 50% gyroid infill. In sport mode, it took about 6 hours per enclosure.
I have left a hole for cable out, but I just drilled extra holes at the back to mount banana plug sockets.
Have included STP files should you want them.