erik_squires
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| Losing the sub Hi OP,Sorry I was out carousing when I first replied. You have inadvertently perfectly illustrated the problem many audiophiles find themselves in. They have a good 2 way system, and when they try to go lower in octaves they are less than satisfie... | |
| Getting GIKed! Wooo hooo !! :) | |
| There's a lot more bass in a 6.5" driver than most of you think Subs when properly implemented increase midrange clarity, solidify and increase soundstage dimension and space. Absolutely true. The problem is always proper implementation. | |
| Losing the sub See my related thread here:https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/there-s-a-lot-more-bass-in-a-6-5-driver-than-most-of-you-thin... | |
| There's a lot more bass in a 6.5" driver than most of you think and erik is wrong again. A 6.5 inch woofer must not do bass. Its too small. You need big 15 inch woofers to do bass. And doing bass and mids is a horrible compromise. Erik is all wrong. I've got the measurements that illustrate and prove my the... | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have duly noted. Sorry, it is your thread and having been here since 1999 I’ve seen enough of this that I should know better and bite my tongue. No worries at all @bryhifi - I understand the temptation to use reason and facts to resolve misguided ... | |
| There's a lot more bass in a 6.5" driver than most of you think I have several of the Purifi Audio 6.5 inch drivers on order. Very cool looking. Would hate to have to replace the surround in 10 years though! :) Let usu know how they measure @theaudiotweak . Best,E | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have I had an old pair of Decware speakers that allowed one to tailor the sound with different resistors. Wilson lets you do this too. In fact, this is the only part of the crossover you will ever see, as they encase the rest of it in black resin. | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have quiz time - anybody remember the Cello Palette? Mark Levinson's (the man) post ML (the company) equalizer, right? I never saw one in real life, or any other Cello component. | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have quiz time: how does an astute designer fix baffle step in the filter ? I know of at least three answers A BSC filterJudicious selection of parts the low pass filter if you can, which for me is often using a coil with slightly higher DCR than you ... | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have Hi @bryhifi You aren't wrong, but Kenjit is notorous for making statements he can't back up or contradicting himself within the same sentence. I for one would be personally grateful to those who let factless claims go ignored. Thank you,Erik | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have I wanted to add that I appreciate Erik’s efforts in playing the role of an informal facilitator on this forum by consistently being the original poster of many threads that are creative, concern a wide variety of interesting as well as releva... | |
| There's a lot more bass in a 6.5" driver than most of you think To be clear: I am a big fan of subwoofers. :) I have a 15" Hsu. I don't mean to advocate against large speakers, or against subwoofers at all.What I do want to say is that the path to great bass starts with the room. Whether you are going to stic... | |
| The equalizer you don't know you have Completely myopic. Totally out of touch with reality. I’m getting the impression you don’t like a lot of people, @douglas_schroeder | |
| tweeter replacement, original glued in I'll try it. Just do not understand why it is glued. Probably the builder was worried about maintaining an air-tight seal. A little overkill. :) |