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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
cdwitmer wrote: It would be irresponsible of me to attempt a detailed discussion of the sound because 1) I am not a well trained listener and analyst of audio… Chris, with all due respect - don’t not you think that ...
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[quote user="joaco"]
bernie_f wrote:fresh powder snow in the countryside? The zillions of crystals of water are doing a perfect job of damping noise - at least in the audible spectrum.but the point is that there are so many variables out there tha...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
oxric wrote:By analogy, an Item Audio equipped with an optional blu-ray drive would serve precisely this function. It would spin a disc, extract the data and code it so that it is available for the next stage in the cha...
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atilsley169, the links you provided at Australian site are not useful as their site require having an account to see the images. So, you explanation about the corners and placing is not too illustrative. [quote user="atilsley169"]But, there must be s...
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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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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="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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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
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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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] anthony wrote: Then
the AC-DC conversion on the first floor, filter caps and output transformers on
the third level with the amplifiers sitting proud on top. I don't want to
see any caps or transformers...just valves.P...
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Below are some images that show the locations of the various filter caps within the amplifier chassis.The big cap for the First Stages is located directly below the 6E5P tubes...The big filter cap for the Bass Channel is adjacent to the Bass OPT (pee...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] noviygera wrote:I notice the same warming up effect on my system, takes a few hours. And I thought... could it be the speakers warming up? I tend to think that it is not speakers but electronics. At the upper MF my speaker...
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[img]http://www.martion.de/english/images/Orgon2.jpg[/img]
Martion Audiosystems 4 way horn
[url]http://www.martion.de/[/url]
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[quote user="N-set"] anthony wrote:Hi Jarek,It was your thread on here that prompted me to think about incorporating the vibroisolation into the amplifer. Although not seen, I have also designed in some ball bearing horizontal isolation that sits on...
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Today I listened to a CD of Dvorak's 5 & 7 by the Slovak Philharmonic, conducted by (American) Stephen Gunzenhauser in 1989.The orchestra is better than good, at least for the 5th, and the sound they make can be awesome, despite the poor Nax...
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[quote user="drdna"] Romy the Cat wrote:First of all I need to admit that I do not believe to people who claim that Purepower produces noise. My units are completely silent and I know other people who have completely silent Purepowers. I have no doub...
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[quote user="drdna"] Romy the Cat wrote:This is why I am a bit skeptical
and with big worry hear news that PP did some improvement. Since (at least comparing PP2000 and PP3000+) PurePower is still effective, the one thing we can say is that PurePowe...
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[quote user="drdna"] Romy the Cat wrote:I propose that soundstage is a derivative property of compression. Stripping compression destroys soundstage, increasing of compression makes soundstage more tangible. Yes, I have no argument with anything you ...
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[quote user="anthony"] Murataltuev wrote:So, the question is still opened: how to get 300-400hz.Perhaps give the JBL 2169H a try. It is supposedly very good from 300Hz to 2.2kHz, but I have never tried it. Use it in a sub 200Hz tractrix horn with a...
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[quote user="Murataltuev"] anthony wrote:It is a compression driver with an 8" cone. If you want authority at 300Hz you will need diaphragm area. The Fane Studio 8M that Romy and plenty of others use for 100Hz up to 1kHz is an 8" cone driver on a 4...
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Romy wrote : "...Going for exponential midbass is probably good idea; most likely I would do the same if I go for 50Hz horn..."I responded : "...I have been considering Hyperbolic/Exponential because... Mainly because I seem to remember it is so...
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Is this another case where one must actually hear and be familiar with the product to comment?Zipping through some of the text, this guy sounds like the typical zealot with a good idea that has swollen up to eclipse his thinking in related areas...
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The most interesting thought to come out of this thread for me is surfing the wave versus making the wave (or, making a part of the wave...).Personally, I just enjoy listening to great music in my home, and I am happy any time this can happen. ...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
unicon wrote: ….we barely see any well planned stereo .Absolutely right. Normally people hardly ever familiar with properly implemented stereo. I did properly implemented stereo a few months back in 2001-2002. I did n...
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[quote user="oxric"] RF at Ona wrote:Now the same issues and analysis applies to your woofer towers and with the new placement of the towers some of these effects may have become exposed.If these effects are significant than your new wider spaced UL...
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Hmmm... Thorny, difficult topic...The "integration" of HF certainly involves its "disappearance" - as "HF", as such - "into the soundfield". At the very least, Tone ultimately depends on this. But there also appear to be other benefits from "ge...
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Interesting. I remember getting low contrast levels when using the asa 32 film (I think it was pan-x), but huge grey scales. Sometimes I shot in tri-x just to add drama. In the end though, my best prints were from the pan-x using ne...
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Above I was discussing the new integration process I used to mate the tapped horns with the rest of the system. Below is a graphic to help explain the listening arc. I just moved the tapped horns along an equal-distant arc until the phasing of th...
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