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Penn Elcom MG-8310 Speaker Foam, 10mm 200 x 100cm (Black)
Are you building your own speaker? Use this high-quality 10mm speaker foam to protect inner components against dust and dirt!
Devine BA15 15-inch Woofer
This fantastic 15-inch woofer produces solid, grand bass tones. It has been developed for the Devine Artis 15, but can also be used for DIY projects.
Devine BA115 15-inch Woofer
This rugged 15-inch woofer gets you great bass. While it has been designed for the Devine Sub115A in particular, it can also be used for DIY speaker projects.
Speaker Components information
At Bax Music, you can find a massive range of parts to build, mod or repair PA speakers, studio monitors and guitar amplifiers. Whether you're looking for a new woofer, mid-range driver or tweeter, we have it all, including parts by big names like Beyma and Celestion.
Speaker Components for Repairs and Custom Builds
In our range of Internal Speaker Parts, you'll find all of the parts that generally help to produce sound, and in the External Speaker Parts section, you'll mainly find the bits and pieces needed to finish, transport or connect your speakers.
The Various Parts of a Speaker
Woofers
The woofer of a speaker is designed to reproduce the mid and/or low frequencies. Larger woofers are naturally better at taking on lows than smaller woofers, most of which are mainly aimed at mid-range frequencies up to 3 kHz.
Tweeters
Tweeters take care of the high frequencies only. On average, a tweeter will be able to cover the 2 kHz to 20 kHz frequency range.
Crossovers
A built-in crossover is vital for most speakers. Crossovers are basically electronic filters that split an audio signal into two separate frequency ranges (e.g. low - mid/high).
Connecting Terminal
Of course, no speaker is ever complete without power and audio inputs.
Other Parts
There are many more parts you can find inside speakers, like diaphragms, horns, filters, etc.
Building Your Own (HiFi) Speaker Requires Knowledge
It's not easy to build your own speaker using the parts listed above if you don't know what you're doing. What's more, buying all of the required components is usually more expensive than buying a speaker off the shelf, however, the big advantage of building a custom speaker is that you're able to hand-pick the parts and build a speaker that fully meets your needs in terms of technical specifications. Not only that, it's a lot of fun to build your own gear!