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Well, it took long enough, but they finally got the Q&A with Bob Carver fromCF 2008 posted:
http://www.carveraudio.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=10242&p=97185#p97185
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Under Reference Class: Klipsch Palladium are #5~
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Can you say SUNFIRE....
OR these would do the trick, too:
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The avatar looks like a man .But you can't see any woofers.
Don't you mean TWEETERS? [:|]
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Come on, guys; do you REALLY think there is a 27 year old girl named Ashley on the forum!??
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You mean other than that HUGE dip in the frequency response/overlap?
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All low efficiency loudspeakers share one trait - they do not sound real, no matter how much power you put into them. The best high efficiency designs seem to have a lifelike presentation that is addictive.
In The Dope From Hope, Vol. 14, No.1, April 1974, PWK writes about this subject and proposes a low efficiency "Ultimate LSH" design that would take 1200 watts to achieve a 100 dB SPL. Note that this is without headroom, so dynamics would be clipped if this were an average level. !00 dB peaks would translate to 85 dB average SPL. My computer speakers will do better than that.
That's a pretty sweeping statement; got any facts or experience to back that up?
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On the other hand, it's not ALL about dB/SPL....
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I have a pair of Carver Amazing Loudspeakers (III model) that are some of the best imaging speakers I've ever heard, and they are TERRIBLY inefficient (@ 86 dB 1 watt/1 meter), which require LEVIATHAN amplification (which I have~). I love the sound of Klipsch, but for my dedicated 2 channel, the Carvers will forever be my favs until (if?) something better comes along....
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I think you'd be cutting it pretty close. with 825watts peak power each, you'd be over the amount of 1800watts. As when watching movies, the sub realies on the peak or burst power not the contiunous. Maybe throw in a 20 amp???
That's what I'd do...
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Same principal as vehicle engines, it's an air pump,and what you can't pump in VOLUME you must pump in DISPLACEMENT. As stated, the F113 has a MUCH longer piston excursion than the RSW-15, plus tons of power to back that up. Two different approaches to the same (near) end result. I will tell you JL Audio is par excellence in SQ and build quality.
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Are you talking about a dent in the dust cover? Suck it out with a vacuum cleaner hose...
It won't cause any sonic difference.
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I just sold my entire H/T system to pay my (%$@^%@$ lawyer....
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I have a friend in Baltimore who promotes this group in the U.S.A.--they are a French band named Morglbl (pronounced MOR-GULL-BULL) and they are AWESOME~
They performed at Nearfest last year & will be coming back again next year to the U.S. for a (no affiliation personally):
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This guy is one of the best I've ever heard; Christophe Godin of "Morglbl". In fact, the entire group is awesome:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3kRr5ZBxzg&feature=related
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Here's the link, Bruce:
http://www.carveraudio.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=119&t=6121
For anyone who's interested, CarverFest is fast approaching. Click on the above link to learn more...
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Here ya go; excuse the crappy video/sound quality:
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I used Gorilla Glue on the sound board (front) of my KLF-10s when they started vibrating apart (!)--it works GREAT. Just be sure you pull it apart, spray slightly with water, and work the glue into the cracks, then clamp FIRMLY with several clamps.
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I saw STOMP performing the broom thing years ago in DC; very impressive!
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If the amp is humming, you must TEACH IT THE WORDS or you'll never get anywhere~ [H]
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Realize that any amp that age is coming upon cap replacement time; adjust your price accordingly. It will run you from $180 plus shipping to as much as $380 to have it refurbished (it can be brought to like-new specs) by either of the highly-recommended service centers in the pacific northwest (Rolland's "Hi Tech Audio" or "Rita's Vintage Audio Repair" (where Bob drops in to sign amps when he can!). The 400a and 400t are considered better than the straight 400 as there was some sort of issue with that one. Many folks still use the Cube amps today. Here's some links you might find helpful:
http://thecarversite.com/yetanotherforum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=26
http://www.carveraudio.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7093&hilit=rita+rolland+repair
http://www.carveraudio.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4534&hilit=rita+rolland+repair
How much were you looking to spend?
Also, RichP, the owner of thecarversite.com, does "hot rod" upgrades on the M1.0 and M-500t amps that have proven pretty desireable.
I've had a Carver M1.5t amp (powerhouse!) & C-2 preamp which I enjoyed, but all my current gear is Sunfire (ssshhhhhhhhwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeettt!).
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Would someone in laymans terms explain the purpose,benefits and "how to's" of biamping please?
What exactly do you want to do/trying to accomplish?
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All I've heard sound great, if a little on the bright side. A set of Bob Crite's (sp?) crossovers would tame that down. Plus the bass on them will pound your liver into pate`...
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Bob Carver at CarverFest '08!
in 2-Channel Home Audio
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More info in this thread: http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/t/109511.aspx?PageIndex=2
CarverFest 2009 is for the next 11 days in NC~