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Kind of depends on what your other speakers are. They're pretty tiny and could be drowned out by larger speakers, especially if you listen at high volumes. And remember, a 5.1 surround setup uses side, not rear or back surrounds. They should be placed to your side facing inward. Obviously some rooms don't allow for this but when you connect them to your receiver they should be connected to the 'surround' or 'side surround' outputs. 👍 -
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@Emile The only reason I applied the edge banding last was the banding I purchased had a very thick pre applied glue on the back side. I did a test on a scrap to see what looked best. When I applied the banding last, a very visible glue line appeared. When I applied the banding first, the veneer covered the glue line. I do think if I used more heat and pressure when attaching the banding, I may have been able to thin the glue line. But certainly, good results can be achieved either way. -
By Westcoastdrums · Posted
Teacher says I don't read too well. -
The pair I used to have had it. Found out while changing diaphragms. I ran several small pieces of copy paper around the inside of the voice coil gap to clean it out somewhat. It's messy stuff.
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By carlthess40 · Posted
That’s beautiful work
how long did it take you to write the code for the C&C to mill those out ?
Are you going to be selling these? -
It is only for heat dissipation no impact on sound quality. -
Still available... Lots of interest, but no one has come to take a look yet.. -
By absolve2525 · Posted
I recently acquired a second pair of oak KG4, which I figured I'd possibly stack for fun. I replaced the old electrolyic caps and installed Crites Ti diaphragms. I noticed that one pair has ferrofluid in the tweeters, while the other does not. I don't recall my other KG4 pair from long ago, having the fluid. I left it alone for now, since it wasn't dried up and still wet. Do any other KG4 users have the fluid, or can comment on if it makes any audible difference? Thanks! -
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