erik_squires
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| The midrange is the most important driver. @johnk Of course, the end result matters more than the sum of the parts. What I wanted to get at here was more about how we think about full-range, multi-way loudspeakers a little more, and whether that was lopsided. I have to admit, I don't do th... | |
| Duelund Capacitors?? Sorry, need to clarify something I read. Jensen is NOT "the OEM" for Duelund. Jensen makes one line within their pretty broad spectrum of capacitors for them.Best,E | |
| Speed Hey Crwindy,I put the perception of "speed" on a continuum. It's always good to compare to actual music, as sometimes this speed is just not something I hear in real life, or a good pair of headphones. The place where most speakers loose traction ... | |
| Soundstage........ Part of imaging is also frequency response, there are a number of tweaks / cheats in speaker design that can enhance this. What I suggest is listen to your speakers from about 2-3' away. This will give you an idea of the very best performance, wit... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? The last thing you want is flexible materials. They will increase your internal volume. If you want to permanently increase it, and don't have room for the usual brick / wood block ideas I suggest a 2-part mixable epoxy that dries hard. You may al... | |
| 804 d3 amplification My only concern is I've heard McIntosh described as bright. Bad combo with that tweet.You want mellow to neutral amps. YMMV.E | |
| Anyone With A Class 'D' Amp Play A 4 or 2 Ohm Speaker? Oh, I should point something out. ICEPower does very well with low impedance in the bass, less so with electrostats (more or less). Hypex, at least technically, does better with low impedance in the treble. Again, More or less, and YMMV. :) Best,E | |
| Anyone With A Class 'D' Amp Play A 4 or 2 Ohm Speaker? Really depends, but most Class D amps do pretty well with these. Hypex nCore is especially well suited to low impedance loads. Best,E | |
| high frequency intermittent noise Um, do NOT "short" your speaker wires! The example in fig. 4 is fine, but it is most certainly NOT a short, it is the opposite, a choke. Given however that you even have powered speakers having this issue, the problem is probably too late by the t... | |
| Can a Quality Full Range Speaker be the Limiting Component in a system? I am having trouble not reducing this down to a very simple question:"Are quality loudspeakers ever non-linear" to which the answer is of course yes. But if you want some simple terms, how about dynamic compression? That is, +3dB input results in ... | |
| Stand alone tweeter? @gondo101 What speaker do you have? Also, here's some free, or nearly free ideas. First, throw some blankets/pillows around on the floor between the speakers and even behind them. See if any of that helps. If your tweeter is mounted on a panel, PS... | |
| Amplification for Wilson Audio Sasha on the cheap Ncore Class D would be ideal. Also check out NuForce.Best,E | |
| Are HT speakers best for primary audio listening or not? Hi Jim,Just in general, kind of depends on how neutral a speaker you like for music, which I need to define for this conversation:Neutral: Plays many types of music equally well. Those types of speakers do really well with HT. However, if you like... | |
| Connect Bose VI equalizer to Mcintosh C2500 and Amp without Tape Looping I'm confused. Right now it IS or is NOT in the Preamp's tape loop? You have the equivalent, which is the "Processor Loop". Treat it as if it was tape in/out. "To/From" is relative ot the processor. So "To" goes to the right pair of jacks. "From" g... | |
| high frequency intermittent noise Consider snap-on ferrite beads. Relatively cheap. Worth at least experimenting on interconnects and power cords. http://amzn.to/2hLhLG9Best,E |