Just uploaded Part 2 of the speaker monitor build — I made an enclosure for the amps, replaced the bass woofers, and more🔥Check it out here: https://youtu.be/pM_u9JAUzmU

For the people looking for a parts list of what I used:
- HiVi RT1.3WE Isodynamic Planar Tweeter
- Neutrik NL8MDXX-V-BAG speakON 8p
- Neutrik NL8FC
- MOGAMI W2919 Speaker cable OFC Copper
- PINTA AMORTSONBi10A PHD Self-adhesive bitumen backing
- PINTA RESOBSON FU1220 Self-Adhesive Fabric Felt Damping
- SMPS300RS Switching Power Supply Module 300W / 36V
- WONDOM AA-JA11117 Functional Cable Package for JAB3+ / JAB4 /
JAB5 Boards
- WONDOM ICP5 Programmer
- WONDOM JAB5 AA-JA33286 Amplifier Module
- Shrinkwrap
- Wire for connecting to the power grid

I've watched a lot of self-building and self upgrading existing speakers videos but most of them were just for show and either glossed over certain parts of the connective process or omitted it intentionally. From your video I've got what I've been missing. You did great with these babies, giving them new lease on life. It may be an expensive process but you're not doing it everyday and you'll end up with some truly unique sounding speakers.

next add music test

I took a pair of old Bose 501s and redid the entire box with new drivers and crossovers.  Man they sound so good now.

Very nice restoration of these old speakers! Glad we could provide the replacement parts.

Next level of upgrading and renewal processing, you've mastered it like a pro audio engineer.

Cool making vintage even better .

I've wanted to do this for years after finding out that all these expensive monitor brands all tend to use the same types of speakers in their setups and the speakers are cheap AF!
Rather than paying for some sort of crazy speaker you're basically just paying for a brand name and the box that the speaker comes in.  Of course the box matters but not when
most people can fairly easily make their own from scratch and save hundreds of dollars for the same sound you'd get from most of these expensive brands on the market!

Great video! I enjoyed watching :) keep up the good work! James

Such a cool project! Even recorded through the camera mic, the speakers already sound impressive. Also striking that they brought your attention to a detail you had never picked up before in a song you know well, that must mean you've done a good job!

Damn, what an impressive project! Great video
I'm curious to see them in action :D
A follow up video on the enclosure of the amps would be nice!

I love these types of builds. Cool video, great job man.

I'd love to see a part 2 of you're upgrading the bass drivers!

"Inhaling toxic lead funes" LOLOL
Love your sense of humor man :)

Great video! I. Going to use your experience to try this myself! Thanks from Australia

Awesome and inspiring, thanks for the video. Would really appreciate if you could share details of the parts and components you have used and where to order. Thanks

Great work with this upgrade! Congratulations!

nice one, actually properly done not just for the looks of it :]

Great DIY video! Keep up the good work!

hello there I am happy to say that I am happy to see another one like me and I am glad to say that  it had to be