Home-Made IEMs
May 14, 2012 at 12:15 AM Post #1,282 of 15,989
May 14, 2012 at 12:13 PM Post #1,284 of 15,989
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Because those are designed to be soldered directly onto a circuit board?

actually they are for alarms/buzzers hahaha.
I'm going to be doing a dual diaphragm with no crossover.  We're gonna see how this works.
 
May 24, 2012 at 7:27 AM Post #1,285 of 15,989
Wow, this thread is fairly amazing...just spent several hours reading through all of it :3
 
So now that i'm all hyped up from reading....made a little set up and was wondering if anyone could input on some changes/ possible alterations
 
3 drivers all in parallel:
 
CI22955 +red filter
 
2015 + white filter? IF  I cant get a hold of these then ill use ->> ED Series, maybe 23147?
 
WBFK30019 +white filter + 1 microF cap

my apologies..forgot the values of the filters....been through too many pages to back track to where they were listed
 
How I think I will to make the shell:
 
1 - make impression with impression kit
 
2 - Make a silicone / epoxy mould
 
3 - Make a plaster earpiece. Make this nice and smooth
 
4- Make another mould
 
5 - Layer of Shapelock in the mould to make a shell-ish thing. At this point it should still be "open" without a faceplate. I will add parts which extrude into the area where the faceplate is meant to be and have holes to accommodate a bolted assembly with the actual faceplate. 

Question is,....with this hollow shell would i still need tubing? or could i do a funnel like thing into the canal section of the shell and call it a day?
 
Jun 1, 2012 at 5:41 AM Post #1,286 of 15,989
Here is my first attempt: Sonion 2323 + Sonion 33a007
 
 
(the covers are missing)
 

 

 

 
The result was not what I was expecting!
I will build another pair with Knowles drivers (CI+ED)
 
Jun 1, 2012 at 7:42 AM Post #1,288 of 15,989
Here is my first attempt: Sonion 2323 + Sonion 33a007


(the covers are missing)

The result was not what I was expecting!
I will build another pair with Knowles drivers (CI+ED)


Very impressive! Great job ebda! Did you experiment with sound tube lengths etc?
 

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