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This is your multi source bass when summed correctly @63hz... Placed within a 1/4 wave length of each other. Low frequencies are Omni-Directional This is your multi source bass, ON CRACK, when they are not summed and placed in a 'STEREO' layout @63Hz... you tell me which one should sound better.

Music IS Emotional... :/thread.

Hacked...

DSP is going to be more effective Netherman...

that's not how they are constructed... they are slightly wider at the 'hat' area allowing for the enclosure to maintain the internal volumetric area.

I'd have to question a local artist being able to generate 50k on a single piece regardless of size... that is a pretty elite territory in terms of valuation. A lot of WELL KNOWN artists can't get to that point. Generally, a local artist is priced in a category known as 'decorative'... and that segment is normally priced very reasonably. If the artist has had any major shows or has a quantifiable auction history, then it is much easier to figure out a range of value. Depending on medium and size, I can probably guess what a range for a piece might be... but that is still no guarantee you would ever make money or even be able to hold value. A acrylic 24x32 might be in the 900-2500 range for an unknown and this is being generous. Does this person have a body of work? Remember when buying Art... buy what you like and not what you think others might like, because at this level you are not 'investing'.

What does that have to do with OP's old question about a bass bin comparison in where one that generates distortion and one that controls Inter dist?

or a 2A3

if your ear is really tuned into what 'clean' is (many people do not), you're not going to find it in a Cornwall IV... the CWIV has output in the LF region, not cleanliness. It's a case of More not being better... but that is a subjective choice for each listener. Direct Radiating large format drivers have a lot of Distortion...

from power tubes to 12A/7's... how did I know that was going to happen... In my circuit... the 350b was the hand down best... but you know, the entry price will kill your wallet.

why not try it both ways and see which one you like the best... I think, in general, that ESS (32 bit) has the upper hand over Burr-Brown (24 bit), but it's probably a personal choice... I am not really sure at that level if there is a big difference, though there is probably a difference. ESS that is newer or higher in the line I would say is a better chipset for sure... but it's still no AKM4499. Topping has a pretty interesting DAC using the AKM4499 and is reasonably priced, but it's still single channel chipset as far as I know.

Simulations are WAY MORE important than 'in room response' hooey anyway...

What are you worried about if you have good corners...

Nope... my book was NEVER delivered despite them funder telling me that it had been. No book for me.

Water Displacement 40... created for the military to use to displace moister on Ballistic Missiles. it will help kill Oxidation... but not as good as some other products.

charring on that Capacitor...

A/B should be decent design choice... I am sure they would work 'FINE' together even if there might be better choices.... give it a try.

should be labeled 'PS1'

This is kind of being set up like a 'trap' of some kind... but I did an extensive listening test a few years ago making an el34 comparison and I could hear a difference in the same circuit. They had some distinct differences that I could discern... but they were more alike than different. The 66 and 88 were more potent and had a very forward mid's and the 34 were more laid back and significantly more balanced from top to bottom. That was about it for me... like most things, none was right and none were wrong. They were different flavors

I mean, I wish I was learning something here, but I just am not... and I don't think most of the long timers around here with more than a couple thousand posts aren't either... but your effort is appreciated.

A proper 1-2 feature...

It was a Weber Xmas...

there is a lot of good stuff going on in Vietnam... when I was looking for some Jupiter cap's a few years ago (after they stopped making them) I found some in Vietnam. they came with zero issues. My choice would be for a Tube of some kind... a 45, 2A3 or 300 is good.

How does the specific Heritage dispersion pattern require room treatment? Are you speaking of the 'directionality'? If so, that is not inherently, or specific, to klipsch.

play with it... have some fun E. It really helped mine out though your Beryllium might not need as much as the 2050i does.