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My first year of high school I was introduce to machine shop. At the time this was something that I wasn’t looking forward to, but later turned out to be blessing in disguise. The first 2 years of that class I really took off. I learned so much about and machining and part making. That it spark something inside of me (my creative side). That I just love tool making and metal working. And you can say the rest was history.
I continue to taking machining throughout my school Took up machine technology and manufacturing process and eventually got my certification in Tool & Die Making and Machine technology.
I always been fascinated with electronics and audio equipment. I always had a love for music. Probably one of the things that fascinated me the most and got me into building loudspeakers, was the sound experience I received while listening to my 43” Big Screen TV. Which was handed down to me from my parents. What really shock me what the amount of bass coming from a pair of 4”x 6” full-
This experience got me to thinking, how was it possible that two small 4” x 6” drivers could produce floor shaking sound like that. I was able to remove one of the grill covers of the TV and saw the small driver. Than I removed the driver and saw the cabinet structure and large space the driver was mounted in with hardwood braces. This spark me into thinking about cabinet size, structure and small driver design. As you know it, the rest was history.
This is what stated it all! How this 43” big screen TV spark me into building loudspeakers
My Sound Experience
Where am I going?
This is a good question for me. From the start, I had no idea on what I would do or where I would go, but life seems to put you on a path to where ever your destiny may be (if you decide to get out and try) You have to get out on your feet and than life will point you in the right direction, but sometimes these directions may not be your first choice, but if you go anyway, everything will eventually fit in and work is way out in time.
Again machining was not my first choice, but I learn to love it. It gave me the ability to do what I am doing today. It allowed me to focus on my creative side and to understand how things are manufacture