Ohh I have one I stumbled upon today and hope someone decides to tackle a project or two listed on there. He’d be a good addition to the Haven family too!
Pete Millett's DIY Audio pages
Hey, that's Kenji's site! He's a good guy. I bought my Feastrex field coil drivers from him some years back and would love to hear that AFT!It’s been a while since we’ve added to the list here. Time to breath some new life into this thread.
Here is one I’ve been enjoying recently:
HOME
theaudiofeast.com
Also, I’ll make this a sticky again so that we don’t go another 4 years till the next post.
There is some fantastic stuff at that ElectraVolt blog. Wowza! Not sure where the $ come from for all that experimenting but I'd sure love to know.
That ElectraVolt is quite the site. It is a rabbit hole that I will be exploring for some time!I walked away from the herd & herd mentality a long time ago and really appreciate the individualism on this forum and on the sites offered in this thread. It was the influence of the philosophies and spirit of my youth listening and being involved in hardcore punk in the 80’s; I never have wanted to be a “me too” in any way, shape or form. I have been out of step and going against the grain in audio for a long time and this has exposed me to all the different factions in the hobby that are not mainstream and which hold hidden treasures. My desire for discovery and learning stays true to this day.
I will offer a few additional sites that have great information:
From a great builder, Radu Tarta:
Thermionic Tubes and Sound Revelations
From France, Exploration of horn loudspeakers and turntables. This blog was created by Charles Michlin of Azzolina Audio, a loudspeaker company:
ElectraVolt
Mr. DHT, Al Bartola:
All about electronic valves and hi-fi
Geez, I can't believe I didn't already have Tim's blog on the list. Thanks!Another great underground blog is 13Audio. Great information on Western Electric and other types of horns:
ALL FUN…