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My enthusiasm for the small KG 3.5 grows with every hour I can enjoy them, just wonderful speakers for their size, especially after re-capping , they sound just fantastically good -
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He's the one with the LS as his primary speakers... he knows! -
that´s what they need to create a much more dynamic and bigger sound stage , bear that in mind @grasshopper
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Ordered two today! One for me and one for the library @ our local High School since that's where I got hooked years ago. Hope the kids can pick something up from it. Start 'em young and they just might grow up like the rest of us. Scary isn't it? Simple to order and you're in and out. Billed to your card on March 1st. 😂
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By diamonddelts · Posted
That is the comparison I was looking for. Thank you. I would love the KPT-MCM-3 GRAND. But, I figured I will be on my own trying to figure out crossovers for it. -
Kind of what I've got going on @MicroMara What the little speakers lack is the down-low, got the sub working 18K to 45K and it's good enough!
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1 ) increases the bass volume approx from + 3 to + 6 dB 2 ) they sound better on a stand as beeing placed within a bookshelf Advantage is a better room positioning in view to your listening place ...good idea to do that 👍
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I haven't heard the 3-way original Jubilee, but I can tell you that the Heritage Jubilee is much better in the higher frequencies than the 2-way Underground Jubilee. Once the K-402/Axi2050 combination is eq'd flat, the response goes out to 20 kHz and beyond. In fact, if you are going to use the Axi2050, I suggest that you try it 2-way. That has the advantage of removing a crossover point and making the speaker close to a point source until it crossed with the bass bin. (Either way you can also lower the crossover point with the bass bin to get the polars to better match at that point.)
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