Musical instrument and audio speaker manufacturers often choose wood veneer as a key material for making their products unique and visually stunning. Veneer is an excellent choice because not only it is cost effective, it makes the product extremely stylish and potentially one-of-a-kind, adding significantly to its value.

Wood veneer is a popular choice for audio speakers and musical instruments because it creates a unique look. Making speaker cabinets from medium-density fibreboard (MDF) and finishing with a layer of wood veneer is not only ideal for the sound quality, but it also looks stunning.

Shown below is a selection of veneers that provide examples of tonal character from Dark, through Medium / Medium Light, to Light wood tones. In addition to our standard finishes, we offer custom loudspeaker veneer finishes. Expect longer delivery leadtimes.

It works well on a solid laminate to solid substrate bond, but remember, wood veneer is real wood and real wood moves; your MDF substrate does not. If your glue line is not rigid, it may pull apart at the seams or bubble, especially when left in the sun or exposed to wide changes in temperature and humidity.

These speakers, encased in beautiful real wood veneers or vibrant painted finishes, deliver an extraordinary audio experience. From the compact yet powerful HD3 home music system to the immersive HD4 System and high-fidelity HD6, each of our models exemplifies our dedication to quality and attention to detail.

Speaker box veneering involves applying a thin layer of decorative material, such as wood veneer or laminate, to the exterior of speaker enclosures. This process allows you to customize the appearance of your speakers while maintaining their structural integrity and acoustic properties.

Axiom speakers, are they real wood? Well, they are real wood. The outside is real wood. Change in the different parts or different trees, even if they're from the same species and go through the same aging, will mean that the vibration frequencies of a cabinet made of solid wood are going to be totally different.

2015年11月21日 · Paint the surface with ample glue and lay the veneer from one side and rub well as you place it on the wood. I always put the front on last, so that you don't see even the small edge. Also, I used wood glue, layered on to both surfaces, allowed to dry, then ironed on. I did my main speakers this way 10 years ago and no sign of peeling or bubbling.

How I veneered a set of DIY speakers. This is using a wood veneer on a MDF carcass but could easily be used to veneer onto plywood. Quick and easy method usi...

2022年3月10日 · The vinyl was bubbling and peeling and the speaker grill cloth was in terrible shape, but they still sounded good! They have been in my family since I was a kid and mean a lot to me so I decided to restore them using walnut veneer. Watch along to see how I did it and to learn how you can restore your speakers! Resources: