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I have tried a sub (velodyne DEQ 10R) and it just doesn't mate well. It seems sluggish and lacks definition compared to the Chorus' bass. Sounds like a thud rather than an instrument. And I totally agree with you about the Chorus III. It would be a repeat from the 80s by replacing the Cornwall again

Thanks for the warm welcome everybody. Hearing from the creators themselves talk about their products in an interview is always interesting moray james. As for the port, would the material of the tube make a difference in the sound? Also, would it lower the volume of the overall bass by lowering the tuning? And the schematic for the crossover reminds me... I see a lot of people on here replacing the old capacitors with new ones. I've looked at the capacitors on mine and there doesn't seem to be any swelling or leaking. So would replacing them with the exact same capacitor still make a difference? jimjimbo I have heard about the relationship between Chorus and CW a few times, but I didn't know for sure. And now thanks to moray I have evidence to confirm it. Thanks moray!

This speaker is essentially the Cornwall. And from what I know, the Cornwall is meant to be against the wall or in a corner, hence the name. So why the difference?

Hi all! I'm curious about how far from the rear wall should the Chorus I's be? I don't have 2 good corners so corners are not an option. And there is a thread somewhere on here about modifying the ports to extend the bass response. Any info on that would be greatly appreciated.