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[quote user="jessie.dazzle"]I would think they might also compete with the mid-bass horns. The Auras can run up to 80, maybe 90Hz (you're probably going to say "60Hz max!!!"); would you really need to use the line arrays in the presence of a pair...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Jessie’s comments about my idea to position midbass straight horns from basement, upper- firing and his warning that the horn will get converted into a giant garbage can made me to think. I did not think about it but it is ...
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[quote user="Kcct82"]Thanks Romy, your comment above cleared some of the questions I had regarding 50/60hz midbass horns.
I found some info on the driver after digging through Japanese sites. I don't know if these info will help interpret with...
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The visual element of the brief shoyld be able to be achieved by doing thing nicely, thought out and with good materials.I am aware of the no parallel walls and this may well be utilised into the design. A simple stud wall, set inside the perimeter w...
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Similar to the famous sexist tail that women can be only ether pretty or smart the midbass horns unfortunately behave in the very same way: they can be only nicely placed in a room or they can sound good. You want the horn to place in a specific ...
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[quote user="audiofilofine"] ???????????[/quote] Come on, audiofilofine, it is simple to understand, I monitor (and I am sure others do the same) new pots from home page where presented just titles of the posts. If you name all your posts with the ...
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Again, none of the pneumatic methods would work as any pneumatic leak air with time and it will be no access to it after the horns are installed and the walls are finished. Not mention that we have no high to play wit. We will be doing the follo...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Interesting the stressing the importance of the listening room Rakesh went into depth of discussing reference clocks and YL drivers that are very irrelevant to the subject of the rooms. The Rony’s comment about the expressi...
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user="jeff1225"]Romy,When you say that the Vitavox 15" was the
best midbass you heard, was it in a Vitavox corner horn? I'm think about
acquiring or building a pair of Vitavox corner horns as I have a perfect room
for them. [/quote]
Sor...
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When commenting on Musique-Concrete System, Romy wrote:
"In a horn the most important category is the ratio between the mouth and throat"
"the bass horn are dangers and it is better do not do it if they are not ...
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[quote user="anthony"]
http://goodsoundclub.com/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PageIndex=1&postID=6011#6011The back chamber is very important...about half of the drivers energy goes back there so it needs to be strong if you don't want it to reson...
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[quote user="maxx"]Then i have problems with my tapped horn. He works 25-90hz range.What you recommending for bass or midbass?I do not have too much room for bigger horn system.[/quote]I do not have too much experience with tapped horns but I do not...
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Danvprod, I hope you understand that “proper four or five-way system” is some kind of Unicornnish type of animal and we could talk about it only abstractly. Still, since you have mentioned it – what and how are you trying to accomplish with your five...
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Lately I have been thinking a lot, trying figure out what I
am and where I would like to go with Macondo. The Macondo base, the horns isle
is still there and I have no motivation to change anything. The conceptualizing
and assembling of what I hav...
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Hm, I like the Cessaro thinking a few years back and I love it now. A very good move with this “Liszt” loudspeakers, even I am against the idiotic tendency to grand to the audio element the composers names. Take a look what Cessaro did. A tweeter, p...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]I do not understand what does it mean. Are you saying
that you lost bottom response with closed exit hole on the driver back? If with
the closed drift from back you have a (loaded!) response no lower than 200Hz then it i...
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I had today a long listening session. I listened a whole Mahler Second and I can tell you that I was the best upperbass I ever heard from a playback. I am not kidding. The upperbass literally despaired in the new room but what it is being called up...
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Somebody in this there warned me that the fiberglass pipe wall finishing that I employed on the wall with my midbass horn, behind my listening location might be environmentally not healthy. I have very high sensitivity to fiberglass and one singl...
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Murat,
I was looking at your midbass horn design and I am wondering, how are you planning to time align that long midbass with the rest of the channels that seem to be time aligned. I mean, currently the midbass is physically 4.3m behind all o...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]Of cause not but did you read and understand the Macondo
Axioms? The Macondo Axioms proclaims that an individual driver and individual channel
have to be set in maximum suitable for own topology operation. According to Go...
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[quote user="noviygera"]1. Let's say
the my original back chamber from the manufacturer is a good "starting
point". Is Romy saying that those last few hertz of the fine tuning of the
chamber volume are very important and audible, in other words th...
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While the aftermath of the midbass horn project is not over I am strategizing how I might implement Macondo’s LF section. The leading idea is to bolt a triangular shape sealed enclosure juts behind the small wall that cover the load bearing beam from...
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I purchased a pair of front loaded horns with JBL e120 12" drivers. They are crossed over at 200 and 800Hz 24/octave2 pictures here:http://picasaweb.google.com/noviygera/Midbass#dimensions are of the cabs are 28" wide-20" high and 24" deep.When I ho...
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[quote user="zanon"]My room is big … So how to measure it's size? Just write in floorplan of the entire house.[/quote]
I do not think that we need to measure room size but we need to understand the acoustic consequences of the room size and to...
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romy, you said, you would place a 60hz midbass on the side, is this still your opinion? of, course i found no other solution in my small room. will do it the way you suggested, 60-300, 300-1000(thinking about gpa 288h(s2 is too expensive for me), may...
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To me the big green drivers in the midbass horn look like old Siemens Klangfilm or Telefunken (or other German manufacturer) 10 inch units. Maybe 12 inch... I had a pair of 8 inch Klangfilm once and they do have interesting tone across a couple of oc...
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Tubebuilder, I am not sure what you are trying to do. According to the “Romy’s Rules” (whatever it means) people do not build Midbass horns but they build an installation that might include the Mid Bass horns. You do not need to choose a project jus...
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I do not do anything with my Opera Room, and I am not sure if I will. Still, from time to time I pick from the tree of possibilities some very kinky fruits. My love to Mussurgsky is know and last weekend I visited my local audio guy who has a very go...
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I find an interring house that I like. Ironically it is very much not what I was looking audio-wise. It has a lot of real-estate lucidness and I feel it has a lot of very interesting audio opportunities. The listening room is small, 2 times small...
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[quote user="jessie.dazzle"]1) Set horns to fire all in same direction (will require some modification to the house)2) Move to a new house[/quote]Jessie, As I understand you in the middle of your midbass horn project were forced (or whatever reasons ...
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