ivan_nosnibor
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| Opinion - Every audiophile should build at least 1 pair of speakers That would be awesome. | |
| Opinion - Every audiophile should build at least 1 pair of speakers @erik"I don’t expect every audiophile to build top class speakers, even if purchased as a kit. But I do wish more audiophiles would build something themselves. If even 1% of audiophiles built their own speakers, our hobby and environment would be ... | |
| Opinion - Every audiophile should build at least 1 pair of speakers Amen, Erik.From the looks of this thread, and the amount of people who might lament about how much speakers cost and/or how hard it is to get what they’re after, then, among existing audiophiles anyway, this may be the next wave...if it isn’t alre... | |
| Opinion - Every audiophile should build at least 1 pair of speakers Having a great time and learning experience building an active tri-amped 2.2 system. 3 Crown XTi-2 power amps contain all the digital adjustment control over EQ, crossover, driver gain and delay one could conceivably ever need, no limitations with... | |
| Directionality of wire @terry9 Thank you sir. | |
| Directionality of wire @terry9 Alright, fair enough, I'm just ranting I suppose. My apologies if I've rankled anyone. | |
| Directionality of wire @terry9 I think you may be conflagrating "scientific research" with "empirical experimenting". Strictly speaking, it isn’t really necessary for us to ’establish facts’ or ’principles’ or in some way necessarily advance the cause of science in orde... | |
| Directionality of wire @shadorne "I don’t deny truth. However, before attaching strong beliefs to unsubstantiated claims I require something more solid than conjecture. This is why man-made global warming remains a remote and infinitesimally small possibility to me as n... | |
| Directionality of wire I do recall a Mapleshade digital IC I bought (very affordable) that came with instructions that warned of intermittent audio (dropouts!) if connected in the wrong direction. And sure enough it was true! Now That's a directionality effect Anyone co... | |
| Directionality of wire True enough. Caveat emptor. Wouldn't have it any other way, myself. I was only trying to focus on the theory 'apart from fact' in an effort to get a sense of what is in the minds of those who believe things like wire directionality might be real..... | |
| Directionality of wire @shadorne In the above I neglected to quote your entire post actually, sorry about that. What I’m saying is that being paralyzed by the fact that there may be false claims afoot, in any circumstance, is essentially a form of hysteria.In that case,... | |
| Directionality of wire @shadorne,"Exactly. Whatever experience that can be measured repeatedly and independently becomes accepted verifiable fact. What cannot or has not been successfully measured repeatedly and independently is in the realm of conjecture or hypothesis ... | |
| Crossover confusion Yes, erik is quite right, they're not brickwall devices. At this point, I would venture to guess that you're now on the right track and that it's just a matter of experimenting and tracking down the right settings, on the digital side of things mo... | |
| Crossover confusion I would add that if you experience the woofer clicking again with the same test you ran as before - even at low volume - that the original problem is not really power-related and is actually signal-related...and might be another finger pointing to... | |
| Crossover confusion Hi, first I’d like to know what slopes on the Bryston you’re using. The frequency choices of 70/hipass and 80/lopass should make for a rather wampy response overall, but I understand the limited selection choices with your equipment. A new standal... |