Honeybadger
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That is a neat idea, great for testing. I like it.
I usually use and active crossover , and back engineer a passive from there.
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I love my Mac amps as well.
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Very nice setup.
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17 hours ago, longdrive03 said:
Yes, bracing the floor may be necessary. This stuff aint light. I can barely rip a sheet on my table saw by myself. I got 12 sheets of this stuff at an estate sale for $75.00. Good birch on one side. I cut some up in 1" thick strips and turned them sideways to make ends on a subwoofer build. Goes for about $120 a sheet I'm told on special order only.
Heck why not.
Thoughts on whether the the angular bracing between the sides and the top of the doghouse?????
Very nice.
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On 8/19/2016 at 9:03 PM, JMON said:
The problem is that specs will not tell you how an amp will sound. As an example, go look at the specs of a tube amp, then go listen to it.
Absolutely.
Tube amps can sound great.
Currently I am enjoying a First Watt F6.
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Very nice!
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I have seen it crossed as high as 1k without EQ, but need to watch out for that peak . A higher order filter may be in order.
I typically cross the 15C at 600hz for use with a 1st order.
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14 hours ago, AudioSlave said:
I agree, Tiger. The vertically oriented horn looks funky to me.
Thanks for the link!
I'll be sitting about 10-12 feet in front of the pair of speakers, and they will be about 12 feet apart. You don't think that would be too close for a 3-way design?
Not at all.
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Great thread, keep it updated.
Amps and Sound has some great sounding amps, when the time is right.
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I prefer three way, using with dcm50.
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I have a pair and I love them.
XOver Design Modular Assistant
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Not a clue how big companies do it.
Any way, nice work.