Step one: Why?

In early 1997, my father and I participated in a family entertainment program. We wanted to make the best speakers Text to Speech possible. I have heard about the main models from almost every manufacturer. I already know all the drivers in the DIY category and I want to know which one is the best.

Finally, after voting, we all without hesitation chose JM Labs Grande Utopia as our favorite model. Since then, Grande Utopia has been rated by many as one of the best home speakers text to speech converter in the world. The only problem at the time was that these speakers cost 40 thousand dollars, and now newer models with beryllium speakers sell for even more.

JM Labs uses its own Focal brand drivers, and here's the fun part... Drivers from the same series used by JM Labs loudspeakers indian tts are also available on the Zalytron. My dad and I purchased a very similar set of drivers from the same range of products that JM Labs uses, which included a "W" cone woofer and an inverted metal dome tweeter for sound. And made for just $3000, I wouldn't claim that "DIY Grande Utopias" are legitimate replicas of Grande Utopias, but they look great and cost 1/10 less, so it's hard to argue with fellow Guiductables users. This is why I think everyone should create their own speakers.

Second Step: Lecturer

I built my first speakers voice voice over 10 years ago when I was in high school. Since then I've been making them for my friends and clients. And now I'm a teacher, it's a prize in a sound art competition.