A pair of Sound Logic orange and white horn speaker cabinets in the workshop
In the workshop / Custom horn cabinets
Custom woodworking / Boston & New England

Made around
your gear.

Audio meets craft

The practical.
The personal.

A rack should fit your signal chain. A booth should work for the person behind it. A cabinet should belong in the room. Bring us a sketch, a piece of gear you love, or a problem you’ve been working around. We’ll work through the proportions, materials, finish, and construction with you.

Explore custom builds
Orange and white speaker cabinet on the workbench during construction
Proportions, materials, fit. Work in progress.
From our Andover workshop

What would you make?

01

Studio racks & audio furniture

Equipment capacity, depth, cable access, ventilation, and working height—designed around your actual setup.

Start with an idea
02

Speaker cabinets & complete systems

Cabinet work and system design brought together for a build that fits your listening goals and visual direction.

Start with an idea
03

DJ booths & custom furniture

Working surfaces and custom pieces shaped around your gear, layout, and the setting they live in.

Start with an idea
04

Custom signage

Artwork, dimensions, material, mounting, and finish considered together for studios, venues, and storefront interiors.

Start with an idea
How a build takes shape

From the first sketch
to the final fit.

A rough sketch is welcome. Share measurements, reference images, equipment details, and a budget. Tell us what you’ve already made or want to take on yourself, and we’ll agree on where our work fits.

  1. Understand the use.

    What will it hold, where will it live, and how will you use it?

  2. Agree on the build.

    Materials, dimensions, finish, and hardware become part of your specification.

  3. Make it real.

    We build to the agreed scope and plan the final handoff with you.

A good place to begin

Tell us what
you’re planning.

A few details are enough to start. We’ll help you work out the sound, the equipment, and the next step.

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