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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Southeast michigan
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Hello, this is my first post and, wanted to share my new single driver full range speaker. These speakers does everything better than the Totem Model 1 monitors that I had(I sold them), I'm now a true believer in full range single driver. I hope the link works to my video of my system. I'm burning in a set of shuguang treasure kt88-z and took some video of the speakers and my highly hot rodded dynaco MKII. I also have a pass labs aleph 3 that I will be trying out the speakers as well. I just can't believe that the 4.5 inch driver is able to produce such low frequencys. The sub is not on in the video, in fact, I'm thinking of selling them. If you have a desent pair for headphones, I would use them to listen to the video, you can hear the bass better. The bass these puts out is impressive . thanks for letting me share.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Maine
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Sweet looking and sounding speakers! But those 'cable isolators' are bunk. Toss 'em!
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Chinook Country.Alberta
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or better yet perhaps the addiction. Which Fostex drivers? Did you EnABL them or did you get a set from Dave? Regardless looks like a great "first" fullrange project (but certainly not your first). Amps? sources (just curious). I did check out your video
I've had OB fullrangers, 4 different planet10 designed (2 built by chrisb of planet10) fullrange designs in my house for various periods of time. I am always amazed at how well they have all performed. Perhaps the biggest let down was my experience with the Demetris, but that is more driver related than enclosure, as the enclosure was not optimized for the Hemp Acoustics FR8 drivers that I put into them.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Southeast michigan
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Southeast michigan
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: New York
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>>> does everything better than the Totem Model 1...
Totem got beaten up in a recent Stereophile review and here again LOL. To me, Totem represents exactly what full range drivers try to make better. Speakers with crossovers can be fatiguing to listen too. Maybe the Totem's go deeper (maybe not bc of the sophisticated back horn cabinet manufacturers like Totem don't want to spend money on building). Totem's may extend higher in frequency (maybe not bc the fostex you are using extend past 20khz on axis). As lauded as the Totem's mids may be, i can't imagine them being better than any full or wide range fostex. Maybe i am wrong. But i have heard Totem's on their own and found them just another expensive two-way with all the problems of a two-way using a small, inefficient woofer, crossover and dome tweeter - bloated, unnatural bass, recessed mechanical sounding mids and rolled off, soft treble. Despite their shortcomings the designer at least voiced the speakers to sound better than typical, cheaper, bright sounding speakers and made an honest effort to blend the drivers without everything sounding disconnected. They still left me unsatisfied overall due to the fact i am accustomed to better sounding DIY speakers... something we all can benefit from at this forum! Enjoy your back horns. They look great and i'll bet they sound great too. Godzilla |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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That's a nice system you have.
But uh, what's the story behind the enclosures? |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Victoria, B.C.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: New York
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I see now that they are ported in the rear... hmmm
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Right above on the left
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How many watts has the amplifier of the video?
thanks HF
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