Final Outcome
Here are the details for the final build and photos of the finished products.
Thanks to all that helped me with the build. I could not have done it without you.
A word to fellow noobs: you can do it.
I would recommend getting Erich's kits/flat packs. This build is definitely doable without, but why do through the hassle if Erich has already put it together for you. Kit link: http://www.diysoundgroup.com/plastic-seos-12/seos-speaker-kits/seos-deltalite-kit.html
As far as opinion on the final outcome, phenominal. Night and Day difference from my Paradigms. My goal was to get "bigger and better detail" and boy did I get them. They take everything I throw at them without breaking a sweat. The detail is there. The "bigness" is there. Also, something that is hard to describe, but it all tied together seamlessly. You soon forget about the speakers and just enjoy a seamless stage of music/sound.
Hats of to BWaslo for a fabulous design. Thank you, Bill!!
Last, LTD02 summed up this design far better than I could:
+1...the seos12/dna360/2512/bwaslo crossover network is a really great bang for the buck performer. heck there are even flat packs available for that build from erich's diysoundgroup. speakers of this caliber with three famous little letters in their logo have sold for $1500-$2000 each, so diy it and get far more performance than the average guy can afford to. put the money saved into the subs and the screen and enjoy.
Drivers
Design Source: http://www.diysoundgroup.com/forum/index.php?topic=9.0
Part Sources: DIY Sound Group and Parts Express
Final Product [excuse the dust prints...]
Final Box Layout
Box Part
Cut List. Using 1/2 MDF Boards
Crossover-Old. Final Board with Tweeter lead problem
Cossover-Fixed. I had to move the positive tweeter lead. Sorry, I forgot to take a full shot of the fixed board.

Here are the details for the final build and photos of the finished products.
Thanks to all that helped me with the build. I could not have done it without you.
A word to fellow noobs: you can do it.
I would recommend getting Erich's kits/flat packs. This build is definitely doable without, but why do through the hassle if Erich has already put it together for you. Kit link: http://www.diysoundgroup.com/plastic-seos-12/seos-speaker-kits/seos-deltalite-kit.html
As far as opinion on the final outcome, phenominal. Night and Day difference from my Paradigms. My goal was to get "bigger and better detail" and boy did I get them. They take everything I throw at them without breaking a sweat. The detail is there. The "bigness" is there. Also, something that is hard to describe, but it all tied together seamlessly. You soon forget about the speakers and just enjoy a seamless stage of music/sound.
Hats of to BWaslo for a fabulous design. Thank you, Bill!!
Last, LTD02 summed up this design far better than I could:
+1...the seos12/dna360/2512/bwaslo crossover network is a really great bang for the buck performer. heck there are even flat packs available for that build from erich's diysoundgroup. speakers of this caliber with three famous little letters in their logo have sold for $1500-$2000 each, so diy it and get far more performance than the average guy can afford to. put the money saved into the subs and the screen and enjoy.
Drivers
- Waveguide. SEOS12
- Compression Driver. Denovo DNA-360
- Woofer. Eminence 2512
Design Source: http://www.diysoundgroup.com/forum/index.php?topic=9.0
Part Sources: DIY Sound Group and Parts Express
Final Product [excuse the dust prints...]
Final Box Layout
Box Part
Cut List. Using 1/2 MDF Boards
Crossover-Old. Final Board with Tweeter lead problem
Cossover-Fixed. I had to move the positive tweeter lead. Sorry, I forgot to take a full shot of the fixed board.