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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Thanks for the reply ChrisB. I built push - push configured enclosures with the two EL70s in each, but after trying them in the Windermere enclosures, preferred that configuration. There seemed to be more "bite" (my term, not so technical) to the sound.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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What I particularly like about the "castle" (up-firing second driver) configuration is the combination of excellent bass response (most particularly with the EL70), spacious soundstage and ease of placement in compact footprint that passes the "Sue" test.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Thanks again Chrisb. I'm still tossing up whether to go with both speakers on the front or your way. Construction has come to a halt at the moment so I have a week or two before I commit myself to making the speaker apertures.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Thanks Dave. I'm still tossing up which way to go.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Chinook Country.Alberta
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I know the "Laura Test" well, but the "Sue Test"? Methinks there exists a conspiracy to take over the world...
Even if not for the WAF appeal, the benefits are as Dave states. As an owner of genuine Castle loudspeakers (alas not the Howards, Winchesters, etc), all Castle loudspeakers have this in spades. But the "double tuned" TLs sound mighty impressive (or did last time I heard some). Not the most "transparent" sounding but very musical with a slightly veiled mid-range. If I could have afforded them, I'd have bought a pair instead of the Durham 900s (which ain't no slouch either for a small-ish bookshelf). The Castle TLs would be a great match for slightly hot sounding electronics. If the CHR/EL 70 family of Castle style micro-towers are deemed a touch bright (compared to the originals) that would be a good thing IMHO. For clarification: I'm not suggesting that the CHR/EL-70 family are bright.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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TheCHP70.2 is definitely softer on the top than either .
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Home wanted for my CSS EL-70 microTower Castles.
After trying all sorts of things to get my MTs to image properly in my new apartment, (see my previous post) I've come to the conclusion that the 11' ceiling and open floor plan into the kitchen have conspired to defeat me. Without serious (and definitely wife unacceptable) room correction measures, they just don't fit. Coupled with a lack of access to a woodshop, I've decided to forego the DIY for my next speakers and buy a pair of good bookshelfs (on stands). I'm putting my MTs up for adoption to anyone in the NYC area who is willing to come and get them. (Here they are when new - They've darkened a bit, as cherry always does, and I've added adjustable felt feet). I no longer have a car so you will have to drive in to Brooklyn to get them, but I'm directly across the street from the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden so you can make a day of it if you're so inclined. Great restaurants in the area, too. If you are interested, please PM me or email btrancho at gmail.com and we will set something up. This is somewhat time sensitive as I have little room to store extra speakers for very long. They are very sweet little speakers and deserve a good home. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Oregon - USA
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OMG, figures I'm in Oregon. That said, I would gladly pay you for the speakers + shipping. If interested, email and I would send Paypal, check, Visa, money order, carrier pigeon, whatever you prefer.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Sorry, Pop, but I'm just not equipped to properly pack them for shipment across the country, nor do I have the means to then transport them to the local UPS/FEDEX depots. I'm a city boy now and gave up my car(s).
This has to be a (no cash) and carry deal. The major reason I moved back to NYC was to be near my daughter and grand-daughter. Now there's a grandson due any time now so my wife and I are on call for the next few weeks for childcare duties. I need to make this as simple as possible. BTW - to make it more clear - these are up for adoption, I'm not selling them. They are free to whomever wants to come and get them. Bob Last edited by bobtrancho; 5th February 2013 at 11:39 PM. |
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