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I'd love to try out the gear you have....if any SF Bay Area members want to bring their amps or pre-amps over to test things out, I am game for listening sessions. WRT the digital crossover, can't really tell who the manufacturer is from the box itself. No digital configuration but has physical switches on the backside for basic configuration (auto/on, 0/-9db pad, balance/unbalanced). -
I ended up hiring local movers. It took 3 of them (they were really big dudes) to bring the bass cabinets downstairs. Money well spent!
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Finally have the room downstairs carpet installed and moved the Jubilee speakers down there. It sounds fantastic. Imaging is so beautiful and the room sounds great. I started playing with the SVS sub and the Jubilee's this evening. I am aware the Jubilee speakers go down to 18hz but it was interesting to see how bass-heavy music would respond with the sub. I set the crossover frequency for the SVS at about 20hz and it added just the right amount of low-end. Not sure if I will sell off the SVS in the long run as the cabinets still sound pretty good without it. Pics for the team:
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Always happy to get a chuckle. Well as long as it's not in the bedroom. 😆 FREE ENGRAVING ON SMITH & WESSON HANDCUFFS @Abomb won't be long and you'll have that 4 tonearm comment figured out too. 😂 💪
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Memory is a ethereal thing, but I recall that rge K-400, on a baffle, had an fc of 273 Hz. I ksonthought the *length* of the horn controlled its fc and the mouth area determined the response ripples it had (or didn't). I seem the remember the La Scala bass horn had an fc of about 70 Hz and acted more like a woofer in a corner from 70 to 55 Hz or so. -
With 2 sources, he's getting an additional 6 dB. So, he was clearing 96 dB on those peaks. That's actually quite loud.
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