High-end 3D-printed speakers

About this tutorial

Matt from DIY Perks designs a pair of 3D-printed stereo speakers using Tang Band drivers, a digital signal processor (DSP) and an amplifier. For about $500 a pair, he aims to beat the sound of commercial speakers. The print files are sold separately.

What you need

• 3D printer and PLA filament
• Tang Band W3-1876S woofers
• Tang Band W3-1364SA midrange drivers
• Digital signal processor (DSP)
• Amplifier
• Tweeters (optional)
• M3 threaded inserts and screws
• 5 V voltage regulators
• 100 W power adapters (e.g. old laptop chargers)
• 16 AWG wire
• CT1 adhesive