How To: Build your own computer speakers

Looks like he hired a kitchen cabinet maker because that case is obviously a beveled kitchen cabinet.

Sorry. FuzzMeasure can be found here:

http://www.supermegaultragroovy.com/products/FuzzMeasure
Sorry. FuzzMeasure can be found here:

http://www.supermegaultragroovy.com/products/FuzzMeasure

...and when you're done building your own speakers, you can test them using FuzzMeasure!

If you want to build low-cost, half-decent computer speakers, I highly recommend researching full-range speakers. With certain 3" and 4" drivers, you can achieve great sound without having to screw around with crossovers and other complicated parts.

Then, you can take on a subwoofer project once you're done... ;)

I agree, this is kind of crap.

Price breakdown:
Woofers = $36.50 x2
Tweeters = $18.35 x2
Capacitors = $1.75 x2
Binding posts = $1.85 x2
Stain = $18.00 (according to his link)

Total = $134.40

Ugly ass box = Priceless

OK, so this "modder" bought some parts, hired a furniture maker to make the enclosures, and screwed together two speakers that appear to be slightly more homely versions of bookshelf speakers available all over for a reasonable price. He even runs them using an audio amp. How are these "computer" speakers, other than the fact that the amp is hooked up to his computer? He gives no cost breakdown, but says it was not much... must be a cheapo furnture maker! Wow! Stay tuned to the next episode, in which he hires someone to build him a desk!