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I LOVE the word resonance... because that is what acoustic instruments do.

this from North Reading looks VERY VERY interesting... built to your specification. I bet they would make your La Scala's SING!

don't most newer model cars have hdmi inputs? that would be a simple usb-c to hdmi connector, like you would use for a wall wart. I've used 'boxes' like you showed above for somethings... they work reasonably well.

I'd be MORE THAN willing to give them a try...

Proper hearing, the golden ear, is a learned skill set... good luck with your hearing.

Dynamic Range DB keeps me honest

OP... what you should be asking is, does the doghouse shape act as a kind of Phase Plug for the low frequencies...

Everything resonates to some extent... even my teeth resonate.

1250 is smoking, working or not.

Concentrate on getting a girlfriend first... then get a subwoofer.

My personal favorite vintage Klipschorn... raw birch decorators are awesome. run and get'em!

Shannon Parks has a new vinyl dsp called the waxwing... full digital output (coax and optical), but I dont think it has a software package, not sure. JRiver would do the job for software. There is a mobile phone app for control.

AHEM...

There are Hornloaded subwoofer mobile solutions... look into that.

those MEH's are the nuts!

how hard is it to sand that black finish down to raw birch? Ive always liked the pro model with raw wood and aluminum banding.

I am sure that i formation helps in some way... I am just not sure in what manner.

Beautiful... Did you ever happen to try that mids with a 2"driver?

Best way... do a wire swap. I did that for years.

Lovely... priced well.

What controls it all...

They're just different... Both are wonderful, yet the Klipschorn can't do what the Jubilee can do and the Jubilee can not do what the Klipschorn can do. Surely the both can play the same frequencies to a point (Klipschorn can't dig nearly as low) and the Jubilee has trouble sparkling on top. The Jubilee is much more effortless and has a tremendous sense of scale in terms of imaging that a Klipschorn can not match, but the Klipschorn is much more effortless in terms of ease of operation... when it comes to the Professional Jubilee. Is the Jubilee better, yes... is it more trouble, yes. (A lot of this is due to the steep learning curve necessary when using the Pro/xilica set up). I never liked the sound of a 'Cheeky' horn... but that's a person preference.

new Criterion... Walkabout.