Mar-Kel70 in Sweden

[Rullknufs]

Originally Posted by Pit Hinder

You got to imagine what edge gives you added to what the driver does without the baffle. Still no bass, but upper bass / low mids gain a lot.

Is there any way to sort of... Add the two curves and see the final result?

[Pit Hinder]

Difficult. You´d need a maths or graphics program to do that. Or write one yourself - an Excel sheet perhaps? (don´t look at me. No way. )

[Rullknufs]

I'm good at math but not good enough to add two curves like that. I'm no programmer (not yet) and i know nothing about Excel :P

[Pit Hinder]

Do it by hand then. Print the driver´s response curve. In Edge, click on "File" and "Export Response". Somewhere in your PC (under "Documents) you´ll see at which frequencies and how many dB above the old curve the new one is to be drawn.

[Rullknufs]

Originally Posted by Pit Hinder

Do it by hand then. Print the driver´s response curve. In Edge, click on "File" and "Export Response". Somewhere in your PC (under "Documents) you´ll see at which frequencies and how many dB above the old curve the new one is to be drawn.

I think i'll skip that one and wait for Dave to tell us what the Mar-Kel70T is

[planet10]

There will actually be 3 versions of the T for the EL70. The tall & narrow version will look like this but 1,44 times as tall.



dave

[Rullknufs]

I was actually planning on incorporating a woofer, such as in the EL166 MLTL...

[Rullknufs]

Time After Time with Jeni Fleming Acoustic Trio

Sounds lovely! The song also shows that the Mar-Kel70 does bass very well

[chrisb]

Originally Posted by Rullknufs

Time After Time with Jeni Fleming Acoustic Trio

Sounds lovely! The song also shows that the Mar-Kel70 does bass very well

for an interesting change of pace, and surprising test of imaging (quantity, location and "bandwidth" of back up vocals) - even with the EL70s, you could definitely benefit from a woofer such as the EL166



a lot of spiritual flavor to the gutsy, greasy blues, as well as a couple of surprisingly delicate ballads

[Rullknufs]

Originally Posted by chrisb

for an interesting change of pace, and surprising test of imaging (quantity, location and "bandwidth" of back up vocals) - even with the EL70s, you could definitely benefit from a woofer such as the EL166



a lot of spiritual flavor to the gutsy, greasy blues, as well as a couple of surprisingly delicate ballads

I didn't find any album named "Come to the river" but i found one named "The River" from 1997...