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New attempts at ..well... absorbing reflections from the low ceiling (and diffusing the very highest frequencies I suppose). This is not exactly the type of treatment I want, but it works for experimenting.I also don't think this is quite the same as...
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I've been thinking; rather than placing the mid-bass horns off to the sides or above the rest of the horns as in the first two images below (a CAD model of the horns in my new place); a plan which implies accepting imperfect time alignment...Ori...
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And here is an image showing the driver in the mounting plate (still unable to upload the images; can only include them as attachments. Also, I have to do this one image per post).
Threading on the S2 does not go all the way to the tip of the driv...
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I just came back from Stereophile Show in NYC. A couple of observations. Haniwa's FPIC-100 DSP seems to be nothing but a typical DSP with digital crossover/equalizer/delay with auto feedback through a microphone set at the liste...
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I have no idea what this guy is doing but here are more images of that Moscow setup
http://photo.qip.ru/users/yras/3916507/?page=1
The Cat...
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[quote user="Murataltuev"] Paul S wrote:Mura, it sure seems like a good 12" driver would be OK above 300 Hz. So, what's up?
Best regards,
Paul SI'm not sure that it is driver issue. May be 42hz horn equalization is effective only in 70-300 range.R...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
Paul S wrote: Romy, if you love her, then you must send her somewhere that she's never been before.of "A Clockwork Orange".
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] gordan wrote: plus they IMHO sound better - less prejudiced towards a romantic SET sound we all know (and some try to avoid). Yes, Gordan, it is exactly what I heard about the 10s from the sources that I found rationa...
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Oh well.. I'd really like to save the horns. I appreciate your offer to help out!Still no measurements, but this can start the trouble shooting...CONSTRUCTIONFirst I refreshed my memory of exactly what I built. They certainly are far from being copie...
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It's hard to predict how the anomaly will sound. Sort of like a dynamic bias shift in the tube. That's why I think IMD. The shift moves around at LF rates, so the HF reproduction can fall on any number of load lines (within loop are...
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Sure, I heard, they always sound quite awful and they are an illustration of a wishful but wrong thinking. First of all their tweeter are curved (!!!) into…. something that could be only theoretically called a horn. What was in the mind of a des...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] steverino wrote:So if you want the essence then MQA is for you. If you don't like what you hear don't blame Meridian. They merely brought you the essence of the mastertape and that is what you don't like.I am sorry, is it ...
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When my midbass horns projects will be finished the horns will be peaty much organic part of house and without looking at this thread an ordinary person would never understand what is behind and what it is for. When we look at reasoning for Carnac St...
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I heard the Fun 17, as well as a larger one of their speakers, and I liked the small one very much.As you can see in a test by Vance Dickason the P2C cones they use behave quite similar as polypropylene cones in the CSD.http://www.p...
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[quote user="jessie.dazzle"]When doing the final assembly, you might want to use Nylock type self-locking nuts:http://www.nylocknut.com/Looking at the images, this might require that you use slightly longer bolts (the few threads exposed beyond the e...
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[quote user="audiofilofine"]
Romy the Cat wrote:Audiofilofine, if you do not mind then can you name you posts more identifiably and not with the same name? The Cat???????????plan window on 4,5 mt sideand photo[/quote]photohttp://2.bp.blogspot.co...
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ArmAlex wrote:It's because your system sounds crap to you and you have no hope to cure it. It happens also when nobody gets interested in your sound!Go to some Hi-Fi stores listen to music over there, then come back home drink...
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I don't think I've mentioned it yet, but I have since my childhood enjoyed both classical and Flamenco guitar, and I have more guitar LPs than I do violin, almost as many as piano.Of course not all guitar playing is equal, and I rarely...
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I like to stress a point that the mammals that write thier doodles for audio publication are not juts ignorant fools but also the cheap, low class, falseificators. No wonder that the audio manufacturing companies do employ the so-called reviewers as ...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] perrew wrote:Romy, agree it sounds and looks strange. But the arm works with two magnets, one sitting under the arm/string and the other below it on the base, these two should be parrallel when the VTF is measured and this...
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Audio Note has released a turntable called the Ginga which costs 60 thousand US dollars in Japan. (if you google Audio Note Ginga images you will find it very easily).My first reaction was pure cynicism, as Audio Note does traditionally price its pro...
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[quote user="noviygera"] rowuk wrote:I see a problem with any „coaxial“ attempt in one horn. The length of the horn is correct for one band, but not both HF and MF. If the horn is optimized for MF, if is too long for HF and works like a transmission ...
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[quote user="anthony"]I have designed the 2 driver wood boxes and when I stack them and put them next to my horn stack in CAD they are just not as pretty as the steel tubes and actually detract from the aesthetics in my opinion. The main problem is ...
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Romy wrote:Looking at the images, from a structural point of view, the situation seems very workable.Lets assume the new horns are built such that their walls might support a light (structural) load. Look at the 90° intersection of the two ridge pole...
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[quote user="audiofilofine"]
Horn Savant wrote:Final exit ~ 1M x 2M crn loaded (yielding 1/4 given mouth cut-off frequency)With 416's bass can be devastatingly spectacular !The general public have no concept of the efficacy of large bass hornsthan...
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[quote user="Murataltuev"] anthony wrote:EDIT: Not sure we are on the same page regarding frequency range for this hornWell, I don't have any other options.My 42Hz upper bass horn has flat frequency response in 70-300Hz range and -5db in 60-400Hz, s...
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Hello all :::: This will be my first post, and I am writing first to thank Romy and the lovely Koshka for making the results of their research available to others, and also to ask for help :::: I am something of a "New Horns Guy" (cringe !), as I am ...
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Interesting, Ulf.
If your horn runs up-to 500-700Hz (somewhere like mine) then what kind “beaming” you meant? Frankly speaking I did not detect any beaming at those frequencies, quite in contrary – it is very difficult to make anything to beam at un...
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el`Ol wrote:I think they could could make the sound more pleasant with an overkill of second harmonic distortion. But for people who prefer that kind of sound a relax-horn like Anima would be better anyway. No real solut...
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I got some time on the PC to start to think about how to layout the DSET. I plan to build it a little like a skyscraper: multiple levels separated by component groups and functions. So mains transformers, AC socket and perhaps time delay rel...
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