I'm a bit overwhelmed by the choices for kits. In the past I've built the Overnight Sensations and the Zaph ZA5.2 speakers.
I've had the itch to build more and with the coming likely hood of being stuck at home I figure now is a good time for a project. But I don't know what to look for when I'm looking at the choices.
If I could find something fun to build for around $250-300 in parts it would be great. $500-$800 wouldn't be out of the question if they would be that much better.
Part of the problem is I don't really need the speakers so I don't have a designated amp for them. My one amp is a low power SE tube amp (8 ohm). My other is a PP tube amp and my other is a SS 80 watt amp. I mostly listen to pop, jazz (mostly smooth) and light classical.
What should I look for in a kit?
how to pick
Re: how to pick
Do you like horn type speakers like Klipsch? The horn speakers are usually very sensitive and can be driven pretty loudly with just a few watts of power and sound best IMO with tube amps. I own a couple of older pairs of Klipsch speakers and have always thought they were some of the best for the money.
Good luck to you and I hope you stay healthy!
Good luck to you and I hope you stay healthy!