pinkmouse said:I'm deeply wounded...
Well, a little hurt...
Okay, so it's all true! I'm a bachelor!!!
Al wouldn't be Al without it I'm afraid. Its all part of the character, eccentricity and charm not to mentioning the fact that you don't believe in subsidising the carefree lifestyle of Mr Sheen, I mean how much money is the guy on if he can afford his own bi-plane anyway
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MJL21193 said:
jleaman said:
I agree, he has done a PERFECT JOB, and a show quality finnish, good work. I wish i could pay u to build me a pair
Jase
Thats my entire point. I was disappointed to hear that they weren't currently being listened to simply because they are so impressive. Thats no insult.
m0tion said:
Thanks motion, sorry I completely missed this post. Not been around much over the Christmas period. I'll have them up and running again later this year. For now I'm planning the next project which will be a good look at my room acoustics with the end result being a thorough, but more importantly, aesthetically pleasing treatment. All DIY of course.
Can't quite believe how I managed to pull myself away from another loudspeaker project. Its only January though so plenty of time yet
Well I built myself a pair of SKA amps and I have to say I am very impressed. If you want an easier project Shin, then buy some ready built ones from Greg. I don't think you will find a 'better' amp. They provide a lot of insight in to the music while still making it all enjoyable and fun to listen to.
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jpetek said:
Hi Josef,
The loudspeakers aren't really well suited to offering as a documented project for others to build. Problems are things such as the drivers which are special order items and the digital crossover is quite heavy going. But the cabinets could easily be built by an experienced builder from the plans I have.
You could do it but it would be a large investment in time and money. The end result is really something else though.
Hi,
what driver do you use? I have here a good solution with DSP and active for the speaker.
I saw that you like the same loudspeaker I do. The Rockport Arrakis.
I have access to the driver and the crossover but I do not find anybody which is able to build the cabinet. (HDF/MDF)
Maybe you know anybody? What do you think your Speaker is in the same class?
regards
Josef
what driver do you use? I have here a good solution with DSP and active for the speaker.
I saw that you like the same loudspeaker I do. The Rockport Arrakis.
I have access to the driver and the crossover but I do not find anybody which is able to build the cabinet. (HDF/MDF)
Maybe you know anybody? What do you think your Speaker is in the same class?
regards
Josef
jpetek said:
The 5" and 8" drivers are from Audiotechnology. Both have tweaked TS parameters and design features to optimise them for the operating range they work in and the cabinet volume.
The tweeter is just a standard RAAL 140-15d.
I can't help but think, and particularly with the crossover details, that you'll end up something that looks like the LGT but sounds different. You'd need to implement it exactly as I've done for it to be the same. Maybe that is not your goal, maybe you would just like to take parts from the design and create something new.
Don't know any cabinet builders here in the UK. I don't really like to compare my designs with others but I will say they make good noises.
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