I love concrete, the texture and feel of it, and the fact that you can mould it into almost any shape. It is also a very good material to use for speaker enclosures, because of it's weight and density. These small speakers was such a fun project that you can replicate with relative ease. You can use almost any shape container, as long as the internal volume is roughly 1 litre, and the diameter is big enough to accommodate the driver. I have not included any crossover components since the Fountek driver frequency response is already very flat across it's entire usable range.

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