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By Westcoastdrums · Posted
Like most of us, I have wayyyy too much gear and need to downsize before I can buy more 👍. I agree with you 100% on headroom which is why I bought them for the legacies in the first place. -
By PrestonTom · Posted
I don't know what the current prices are for the extreme slope crossovers are, however you might consider a used Electrovoice dx 38 (about $400) or a new behringer DCX 2496 (about $300) I believe they are less expensive, have more flexibility, and can clean up some other problems (room issues, speaker balance etc). It would require an extra amplifier which need not be expensive (but folks spend way too much on amplifiers anyway). Just my opinion .... -
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By Tony Whitlow · Posted
Show me the guns that liberals have grabbed or shit up.
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Yea it will blow after the tweeter to tell you "Your tweeter is blown" But seriously just get some better tweeters. Awesome score. -
The same thing happened to me. I got into this wanting the most bombastic HT setup I can get my hands on but as I got deeper into it I found music far more engaging and enjoyable. By the time I got my LaScalas I had already dropped surround my surround channels. Now that we moved here to Colorado, I have nearly my entire basement dedicated to my 2 channel rig and just have my single HIP Heresy for watching movies. Lol I had a buddy over in my basement a while back and he asked, "Wow this is a nice basement, what are you going to do with it?" I just looked at him then looked at my stereo. -
Heck, keep 'em and just let them loaf, unless there's some financial or other incentive to downsizing as well. Headroom is a good thing! -
That's correct, a buffer or pre is required. As best as I can tell the Icepower boards are for inclusion in retail products and not standalone amplifier applications for diyer's. Very few suppliers of these boards are available. Much different sounding than the other D boards I have heard. Great tube like mids. I have tried many of the 3116 boards and for the money they do sound alright but "thin sounding" is how I describe them. The Icepower boards are in another category and compare to much more expensive retail amplifiers. There are many quality retail D amplifiers using Icepower boards, probably the same ones we can buy now. The 50asx board is plenty powerful enough for ours speakers. From memory I think it was around 15 cleans watts or maybe slightly more. -
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Any time you want to stop by and measure my LSI splits, just let me know. But it looks like you are under control.
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