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Speaker Hardware
Speaker Hardware is a DIY speaker-kit and cabinet-parts supplier, with roots in building horn-loaded PA cabinets. Its range combines complete kits and flat packs with drivers, crossovers, finishes and cabinet hardware, and includes practical guidance for fEARful bass-guitar cabinet builds.
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Speaker Hardware supplies DIY speaker kits, drivers and the hardware needed to assemble cabinets. Its founder’s account describes the business growing from an attempt to build a band’s PA system using Bill Fitzmaurice horn-loaded designs. The initial problem was sourcing small quantities of appropriate fasteners and cabinet parts, a practical orientation that remains distinct from selling only finished loudspeakers. [1]
The current store categories include home-audio cabinet kits, Speaker Design Works, Madisound, HOQS ParaFlex and other designer-led ranges. Cabinet handles, corners, feet, grilles, connector plates and Duratex coating sit alongside crossovers and acoustic foam or ports. The company says it supplies complete kits from plywood to wire, linking enclosure construction with electrical assembly rather than treating a flat pack as a finished speaker. [2] [1]
Its fEARful FAQ shows the depth of build-specific guidance: cabinet size and stacking, mirrored baffles, tweeter fit and crossover choice receive separate discussion. It distinguishes CBG crossover configurations from TRUE designs that require a tweeter and address different uses. Plans and deluxe-kit links provide concrete entry points for bass-guitar builders, while the broader home-audio categories serve other DIY projects. [3]
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