Custom Home Theater Cabinet

Speaker Grill Cloth Fabric Black Yard 36 Wide $13.50 Restore That Vintage Guitar Amp… …or add flair to your custom-built project! This woven OEM speaker grill fabric is the perfect solution for restoring your old Fender®, Marshall®, Peavey®, plus many other vintage guitar and bass, amps and speaker cabinets. Although a common or original application is listed, only your imagination can limit its uses. 36″ wide and sold per linear yard. Colo…

Antec Sonata III 500 Quiet Super Mid Tower ATX Case (Black) $86.65 EarthWatts 500 Watt power supply (80 PLUS certified) Front mounted USB, eSATA, HDA & AC 97 Audio In/Out ports 9 Drive Bays: – 3 x 5.25″ external drive bays – 2 x 3.5″ external drive bays – 4 x 3.5″ internal drive bays in individual trays with silicone grommets to absorb hard drive vibrations Cooling System: – 1 rear 120mm Tricool fan (standard) with 3-speed control to balance quiet with coolin…

Apevia X-Master Desktop HTPC Case $69.99 Apevia X-Master Desktop HTPC Case Consider building your new custom Media Center/HTPC in our stylish Apevia X-MASTER case. This ATX PC case can be positioned horizontally as a tower, or vertically as a desktop in order to conform with your available space. Its brushed aluminum front panel harmonizes with most of today’s home theater systems. Its optimal cooling capacity (up to 4 fans) provides the…

I have a set of 10 "drivers out there a half-completed home theater project I tried for years as a teenager. I'm building a custom cabinet for housing and a set of piezo tweeters. How do I connect these to a car amplifier? Should I run as if they were 4 ohm drivers? In other words, just the direct link to the amplifier, one channel of each? Or should I wire the drivers in parallel? What is the difference if I like 4 ohm cables? In terms of quality general, speakers, life and energy demand.

ohms you can run any load, with the right amplifier