Humble Homemade Hifi

About this resource

Humble Homemade Hifi is a Dutch loudspeaker-building and design resource, identified as a subsidiary of tg-acoustics. The homepage describes independent, unsponsored activity since 1982 and combines DIY kits with repairs, upgrades and custom loudspeaker services. Its navigation separates current loudspeakers, crossover assembly, crossover design, a CAD library, a project archive and capacitor comparisons. ^{[1] [2]}

The crossover-design page makes an important technical distinction between simulation-only work and a design based on measurements of the actual loudspeaker. Simulations account for enclosure and driver effects such as diffraction, baffle step and time delay. A full measured design adds prototype crossover construction and listening sessions, requiring the speakers on site. The provider explicitly says simulated data is less precise than measurement of the real system. ^{[1] [2]}

Builders can also request component supply and assembled crossovers, including assembly from an existing schematic. Current-kit pages and cabinet drawings are appropriate starting points for complete builds, whereas the archive is useful for exploring older projects rather than assuming every design remains a purchasable kit. The homepage permits private DIY use of its designs but prohibits commercial use and restricts reproduction of site material. That is a specific usage policy, not an open-source licence. ^{[1] [2]}