killerbee_vr6

I can't find anywhere that carries them near me, SF Bay Area. Not too worried about listening to them, I have La Scalas and am quite happy. Where are you guys buying them from? Anywhere online?

Sounds like a deal. If all goes well, I'll have you rebuild my Chorus IIs as well. I'll be in touch.

Had a water leak, and both of my Forte II cabs are warped and completely destroyed. Not as big of a deal as you would think, as I have been planning on building new and improved cabinets for some time. I want to build shorter, deeper boxes with at least 1.5" of wall thickness and extensive internal bracing. I will obviously preserve the original internal volume. Has anyone done this before? I want them to look OEM, so I will be employing a cabinet maker to do the work for me.

What happened here? http://www.craigslist.org/pen/ele/146790457.html

Yes but not nearly as dangerous looking.

Yeah, that's just rediculous. I now have a six-foot-six tall image with unholy bass. It's almost like the stack smoothed out the room response. Dynamically, I think I could kill myself with this, unbelieveable weight to the sound. Two thumbs up. The only thing I can't figure out is why I didn't think of this years ago.

So I had my Chorus IIs in my listening room, and a set of Forte IIs in the garage. I am going to attempt to stack the fortes on top of the chourses. WHat would be the best way to do this? Should I cluster the tweeters together by having the Forte upside down? Also, what is the best way to wire them, series? parallel?

Ha. Custom 18" driver (Fs 25hz, xmax 12mm), box tuned to 22hz via 2 6" ports, measures flat to 20hz in room, subsonic filter at 18hz. Powered by a QSC PLX amp and EQd by a BFD. It will go above and beyond the capabilities of my Choruses. On low bass-heavy music, the floor shakes in huge waves and everything moves. It modeled with extremely low group delay for a vented box (under 20ms to below 20hz) and sounds like it. Cost me all of $900 to build.

I have had an SW-8 since 1994 and it's a cool little bedroom-sized sub.

Wow the same two pics over and over. Now about one of a whole room? WOuld that make you have to take the price tags off of everything? The subs you have are pointless. One of each RSW? Why not 3 of one size? Looks more like an inventory than a collection. Oh, I forgot, you don't want anyone figuring out where you live by what the inside of your "living room" looks like.

Is it difficult to keep invisible speakers clean?

How did you blow it? I've pegged my MC452 into my Forte's and they've survived. Clip the amp?

The LaScala has such tremendous output in the mid/upper ranges that the bass can sound withdrawn by comparison. It also has relatively limited <40hz output. In terms of "fast" midbass kick however, it's awesome.

---------------- On 5/18/2005 3:48:52 PM artto wrote: ---------------- On 5/18/2005 3:47:22 PM killerbee_vr6 wrote: Any printed frequency response graphs of your room Artto? ---------------- Yes. On my thread "artto's klipschorn room" in the Architectural topic area. ---------------- Flat frequency response will certainly sound different than what you have.

Any printed frequency response graphs of your room Artto?