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| Single driver speakers - opinions Thanks John. I'll second that Jeff. | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions JohnK "Cdc You've decided that 4in c37 are the best. "I never said this. If I said something to get you upset, I apologize. You have a wealth of knowledge and I would rather share it.You then quote me as saying "you said no 8in is close to 4in in ... | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions JohnK "This modded drivers just a way for a schmuck to make a buck..."Okay, you think I'm a smuck. But maybe you should add "IMHO" 'cause just maybe, not everyone thinks the same about me.Johnk "Cdc just how many 8in full range designs have you've... | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions The F200 by Bob Brines that I heard was very rough in the H-F and also required notch filter for nasty breakup. Any cheap $5.00 tweeter would beat it, IMHO. I would need more clarity to understand how every 4 inch is worse than any 8 inch, except ... | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions Here are a couple of examples of small driver but still reasonable bass if volume is not too loud:SampanSampan FTL | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions I get confused with S-D phase angles but even S-D apparently change phase.Here is one Jordan JX-92 so I don't know if they are as good as they claim.What effect does this have on the sound/ Maybe Atmasphere will know.Also people have noted that a ... | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions You have to live with single driver for a while. Then listen to multi-way to appreciate the degradation in sound.Also I am not getting any H-F boost. That is more a characteristic of high efficiency single driver.A small room is helpful to boost t... | |
| Single driver speakers - opinions You would laugh if I told you what I use and would never even bother trying it if I did.For me, the most practical "single driver" design is a standard cabinet and full range from 40hz-5-8,000hz with a supertweeter above that. Better than adding t... | |
| Cheap Tweeks I would recommend these:cheap tweaks(Although these may not be the same as cheap tweeks) | |
| the process is more challenging than the result Being competitive, and trying to outdo yourself or other people is a trap. Clever advertising and peer pressure fuels it.It's a fun hobby to play around with different sounds but when it leads to $10,000 per I/C, that's taking it too far IMHO.You ... | |
| Food: What does the typical audiophile eat? Hi, Guido, thanks for the apology, I was referring to Kal. | |
| Food: What does the typical audiophile eat? It was a j-o-k-e | |
| Food: What does the typical audiophile eat? Kal, the package says "made from scratch in NYC". Then they import them to New England. Guess you guys are missing out ;-)Launche, I liked your post."Sweet Jesus, I haven't laughed this hard in a couple of days."Back at you. I guess I see some iro... | |
| Best next step to upgrade sound? Blindjim, I'd say that's all worth at least a nickel. | |
| How loud can I 'safely' play my Dynaudio Focus 140 Mr. Shadorne should love this. Active pro monitors are spec'd for loudness, unlike your garden variety audiophile stuff.Dynaudio BM-5 = 116 dB peakShould be able to play at 100-105dB all day long.GO ACTIVE!! |