
Limberpine
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3 hours ago, jason str said:
Turning them around will add more bass, a good frequency for the room ? Maybe.
But what about the doghouse cutout not matching correctly with flipping them around? Is that a concern?
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1 minute ago, Curious_George said:
Try loading the ports to the rear next and see how that affects the low-end. May get better results.
If I do that doghouse won't line up. I dunno if that's a problem or not.
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Altmann Attraction DAC.
This model has every option available. S/PDIF, toslink, rca, switable sample rate and jisco function. To purchase it new would cost over $5k today.
I also have a smaller format duracell batter and charger that comes with the sale. I will have to ship ground with the battery, but its much better to use this smaller battery, instead of having a HUGE Optima battery in your room. Charles himself said this battery is a fine paring with the DAC.
I've had this DAC for sometime now and enjoy it alot, but as digitial music goes, the tinkering never seems to end, so this is going to fund other DAC purchases.
At my full price I will absorb PP and shipping in the CONUS. Happy to ship wherever, just reach out if you have somewhere else you like this to land.
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7 minutes ago, ClaudeJ1 said:
Only the brave survive the Big Bass TESTS!
So the question I have is while the THLP creates big bass, I’m using this for music only listening, so I’m really trying to hear all of the music instead of trying to feel a big amount of bass hit me and shake the whole house. Will the THLP do the former, the latter or both?
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11 minutes ago, ClaudeJ1 said:
Here's a better solution if you are building risers anyhow. If you want to build something that works and is cheap, built 2 of these Anarchy tapped horns and use them as RISERS under LaScalas. Use two of these amplifiers to drive them and leave the LaScalas alone. Stick the port end into a corner or against a wall behind each LaScala. Look at the RED curve which is what comes out of the mouth. Should cost less than $300 to do for both channels. REAL BASS at work, without added distortion. Plans are in the PDF by Little Mike.
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-SA25-25W-Subwoofer-Amplifier-300-782
So, this would be an enclosed riser that sits underneath the La Scala and wouldn't need the doghouse cutout?
Also, could it be scaled to work as a riser that fits under the the La Scala, so that it looks flush on all side?
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1 hour ago, Curious_George said:
The below circuit is an example of what you would need to realize the high pass EQ filter electronically. This is only the high pass EQ filter circuit, no power supply is shown. This circuit could be inserted into your preamp's tape loop function (in/out). On some preamps, there is a specific "EQ" loop for external processors, such as this high pass filter. If you need a power supply circuit let me know.
Okay, so this is sorta like a powered version of a notch filter that I have used with single driver speakers?
This would plug into the in/out tape RCAs of my preamp and I would power it up with the rest of the system?
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2 hours ago, Curious_George said:
To get the full benefit from the LaScala bass modification, Dennis indicated that the high pass filter EQ was needed (and it is). I suspect most people who do modify their LaScala's do not use the EQ and this is where the "disappointment" may come in.
Almost every speaker could benefit from a subwoofer, even some "subwoofers", if that makes any sense...
I like a full music spectrum, but not everyone wants or needs much below 30Hz.
Can you please explain more on what is needed here to utilize the high pass filter EQ you reference? Does that mean I would need an equalizer or DSP?
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Yeah, I talked with Claude and he suggested that I build a Bill Fitzmaurice THTLP and call it good, which I may do just for fun anyways.
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11 minutes ago, RandyH said:
tell you what , if you dont hear an improvement ---add 2 woofers instead of ports
2 6inch woofers in each? Wouldn't I need a plate amp in each too then?
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On 10/6/2021 at 2:46 PM, rmlowz said:
Lii Audio Filters
Rich
I'd like to learn more about these filters you're using. I've made my own notch filters for the F-15 and its def helped. Maybe PM me to let me know what you are using.
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I will check it out! I might be interested in some Altec speakers if we can work out packing and shipping.
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As always happy to help someone get them if they want them.
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Not affiliated and no pics.
https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/ele/d/portland-klipsch-belle-speakers/7362470452.html
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On 5/27/2014 at 1:21 PM, johnstms92 said:
The subwoofer sold in February. Thanks to all who were interested.
Dated 2014
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10 hours ago, Oicu812 said:
I'm really surprised that these have not been snapped up already...
Yelm, is pretty far out from Seattle. Which may be the reason they are sitting. That's a very good price in the current market!
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4 hours ago, Curious_George said:
You are definitely going to have to do a lot of research, then make a decision. That's the hard part for a first tube amp. Subsequent amps are a little easier each time.
SO MUCH TRUTH HERE! I ended up with 4 different power amps, chasing sound and have found what I like ( For now) : ) in one SET 45 and one PP45 and am now going to make a plan to sell off at least one amp, but maybe 2. I'm running them on La Scalas too.
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2 hours ago, geezin' said:
Why can't people take few minutes and tidy up before taking photos of for sale items? Not sure I'd buy from them no matter the cost.
Its because they don't care. They obviously think they've found gold here and dont care about the presentation.
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To new pricing heights we go!
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https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/ele/d/beaverton-klipsch-heresy-industial-hib/7351965144.html
Don't forget price is firm!
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La Scala Bass Mod - again
in Technical/Restorations
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Attached is the the photo that you sent
I cut the doghouse in the trapezoidal shape like in the picture. Not a square.