bobbyapalkovic
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| Esotar T-330D Tweeter ozzy, i have used the esotar 330 in the production of my merlin vsm for 20 years. you may want to give me a call.bobby at merlin | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M jfz, i am marked as a commercial user from merlin music, as it should be.bobby | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, my post to you was written before the others were posted. i do not need support to speak my mind. if you do this again and take the discussion off topic, i will report you to the moderators.no more discussion.bobby | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, what does it feel like to shoot yourself in the foot?does it hurt?"I'm not sure what is so genius about a simple 2 way speaker costing more than $13,000."how is the op ever going to get an "objective opinion" from you when you feel this way?... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M btw ap, use wizard's mist and shine to get rid of smudges, finger prints and static. use maguires x to get rid of fine scratches and swirls. these can breath new life into the finish. you can make them look pretty much lke new.:)b | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M ap, feel free to call me about cable recommendations as well. the older speakers are more sensitive to these choices. i have a range of cables from inexpensive to higher priced that would do very well for you. use a single run of speaker cable wit... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, you are making assumptions about why i helped mr. perez. my motive? i was simply trying to help him and mentioned nothing other than the room was a good fit. he chose to call and i made suggestions. perhaps he can say a few words at some poi... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, the op did not ask about other speakers that could work in his room. if that was the case then i would have said nothing. he asked about two in particular and all i said was that this is a perfect room for the merlins. you said you liked the... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, first of all you design the best performing speaker system you can and then use the volume of the room, boundary reforcements and specific damping tools to control the reflections (to make the sound more right). you cannot design a speaker a... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M rrog, from the very beginning of my company's history, i mentioned the listening room volume requirements for my speakers. aperez's room just so happens to fit in the most ideal situation for them and i let him know that. i also made mention of th... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M i like you, prefer them in larger rooms placed further apart and listened to farther away so the drivers do a better job of blending. with a lot of damping and tube traps, borderline imho. but ultimately not enough room behind or to the sides of t... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M i like you, prefer them in larger rooms placed further apart and listened to farther away so the drivers do a better job of blending. with a lot of damping and tube traps, borderline imho. but ultimately not enough room behind or to the sides of t... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M based on the information i was given and the volume i would say that he has no problems. i have spent over 20 years setting these speakers up in every imagineable scenerio. the vsm m is an older version and i am more concerned about the cables and... | |
| Dunlavy SC IV or Merlin VSM M r, its all in the volume and the running length. long wall or short wall will matter little. the room is a virtual golden rule dream.b |