I have this speakers since 3 years now and I realy like them but sometime, i'm sure I can upgrade the speakers.
The mid-high frequency seem a little bit to ¨dry¨... to much present...
I use a smooth EL84 push pull amplifier, I think it will be terrible with a dry solid state amplifier.
I reed a reply from Nelson Pass about this subject and he suggest a 1mH in paralle with a 8Ohm resistor... this 2 component in serie with the speakers?
From Nelson, I'm sure it is a good idea but anyone else have and idea to solve my problem?
The mid-high frequency seem a little bit to ¨dry¨... to much present...
I use a smooth EL84 push pull amplifier, I think it will be terrible with a dry solid state amplifier.
I reed a reply from Nelson Pass about this subject and he suggest a 1mH in paralle with a 8Ohm resistor... this 2 component in serie with the speakers?
From Nelson, I'm sure it is a good idea but anyone else have and idea to solve my problem?
I have found that a really good way to run the Audio Nirvana drivers is using them in the FAST configuration with high pass Xover around 125Hz - it also helps to use a curved front baffle but not such a simple project
Adding a shelving network will alter the freq response quite a bit and also change the impedance loading on the output transformer that'll produce a further change - diy at it's best ...
Interesting drivers, and performance improves significantly with some room diffusion (1D QRD, for example), particularly on the wall behind the speakers - it will enhance those 'dry mids', etc
Most hifi people forget that 40 - 60% of the final sound is directly dependant on the listening room's acoustics and think it only applies to the bass and low mids, and miss out on dramatic improvements in system performance.
Adding a shelving network will alter the freq response quite a bit and also change the impedance loading on the output transformer that'll produce a further change - diy at it's best ...
Interesting drivers, and performance improves significantly with some room diffusion (1D QRD, for example), particularly on the wall behind the speakers - it will enhance those 'dry mids', etc
Most hifi people forget that 40 - 60% of the final sound is directly dependant on the listening room's acoustics and think it only applies to the bass and low mids, and miss out on dramatic improvements in system performance.
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it is a box with a hole in it, you can get the dimensions from the photos he posted.
With the new AN Horn Series you can do a real mini monitor
http://www.commonsenseaudio.com/an4hornspecs.jpg
http://www.commonsenseaudio.com/an4hornspecs.jpg
I considering the 8" coaxial A.N in the minimonitor cabinet.
Could anyone suggest me:
-Does it have the big difference to the 8"CF? (Sound and feeling)? As 8" Coax is more expensive than 8" CF!
-Do 8" coax driver work well in the minimonitor cabinet?
-what is the size of hole port? (Dia. & lenght of the port)
Thanks all
Could anyone suggest me:
-Does it have the big difference to the 8"CF? (Sound and feeling)? As 8" Coax is more expensive than 8" CF!
-Do 8" coax driver work well in the minimonitor cabinet?
-what is the size of hole port? (Dia. & lenght of the port)
Thanks all
Don't let the published specifications stop you from trying these speakers. They are very nice.
Get the 15" if that is within your budget.
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Agreed !
However, you'll need to get a bigger desk if you want to use it as a min-monitor
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/full-range/217893-bigun-audio-nirvana-super-15-a.html
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