Overnight Sensations - best selling DIY speakers

Overnight Sensations - best selling DIY speakers

Name: Overnight Sensations - best selling DIY speakers
Brand: Swans
SKU: 1617
Price: 194 EUR
Availability: InStock

In stock 4 pcs.

In Stock

€ 194.00

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One of the best selling DIY kits in the world!

Product Highlights:

Soft dome tweeter for smooth treble - HIVI T20-8
4" speaker with aluminum-magnesium cone-HIVI B4N
High quality crossover parts with air coils.
Surprising amount of bass and good timbre

Note;

The box is not included in the set.

Kit includes speakers, filter parts, cables, bass reflexes, input terminals, wadding and screws for 2 speakers

The drawing and schematic of the filter are shown in a photo gallery, or in a PDF for download.

Speaker Kit Information

Model: The Overnight Sensation
Designer: Paul Carmody
Frequency Response: 45hz - 20khz (+/-3db)
Power Range: 5 - 35 watts
Sensitivity: 83db - 2.83v/1m
Impedance: 8 Ohms
Tweeter: Dayton ND20FA
Midrange: N/A
Woofer: 4" HiVi B4N
Enclosure Type: Ported
Dimensions: 6" W x 9" H x 8.5" D
Kit weight: About 7 pounds
Assembled weight: About 7 pounds

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4" | 8 Ω | 25 W

The Overnight Sensations are likely one of the best selling DIY speakers of all time. The small size is deceiving because they're able to fill an average size room with plenty of volume and good bass response. These speakers also make great computer or bedroom speakers.

From the speaker designer: The Overnight Sensations were designed to be a quick, economical build that could put out a surprisingly-big sound in a small box. Could be a weekender project for an addict, a gift for a teenager, or--in my case--a set of small, full-bodied monitors that I could listen to while I graded papers. The bass these little HiVi drivers can put out is tremendous. They throw out a very large soundstage and can actually fill a medium-sized room very well. I originally built these to sit on my desk, but since they have very full bass, they sounded best put up on a little stand or risor. Once I did that, I absolutely fell in love with listening to them in the nearfield. They image very well not only from left to right, but also in front of, and far behind the speakers.