Easy High-end Desktop Speaker Build

The mounting holes for the driver are designed to use M3 threaded inserts. 

(https://www.mcmaster.com/94180A333/)

This enclosure was designed for the Dayton PS95-8 drivers. 

(https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-PS95-8-3-1-2-Point-Source-Full-Range-Driver-8-295-349?quantity=1&srsltid=AfmBOoqS3jlcfVQWsa9QlLN7aaHtfkNRUB3XRnELDCQaz-zydOZKxMGL)

My general thoughts on 1-way full-range speakers: 
Some of the biggest drawbacks with modern speaker designs relate to the challenge and complexity of the crossover design. With a full range driver and proper enclosure design, the full frequency range can be covered without the need for multiple driver components or any crossover at all, eliminating a lot of complex issues that naturally occur when trying to produce a flat frequency response from multiple driver components. 

Another benefit to not requiring a crossover is a simpler and less expensive build. The end result is a speaker that performs on par with much more expensive alternatives. 
 
I have been interested in the Dayton PS95 for quite a while now. I am very interested to see how it compares to similar models from Mark Audio. 
I will add updates once I have a chance to do some comparative testing.