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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Guys
I'm going to start a new speaker build in the next couple of weeks. I have the FE127E's on hand and I'm currently running them in, in a cardboard enclosure. Strangely enough they actually sound quite good in cardboard. Anyway... I was dead set on building the metronome but had second thoughts because my woodworking skills are terrible and because they are quite tall they'll cost a fortune in birch ply (can't get them to fit on the smaller size sheets) I mostly listed to folk music (Martin Carthy, June Tabor, etc) and run a small push pull valve amp and use a PC (Asus Xonar Essence ST) as my source. What do you recommend for my circumstances? Thanks Chris
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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well, if you're talking about this design: http://homepage.mac.com/tlinespeaker...127-FS-Mk2.pdf it's not a particularly difficult build, delivers pretty good bang for the buck, and it's been my experience that the FE127E just luvs em some 8-20watts of tube power. do pay attention to the note on ballasting the lower cavity, as even with a wide base plate, it can be a bit tippy
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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Yes that's the one I was thinking. I've heard good reviews of both and the metronome looks like a very tricky build so the floorstander is the one I'll go with
Thanks Chris
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Met will take the FE127 lower, but perhaps not with the same finese. The floorstander is a much easier build, and uses a fraction of the panel material as the Met.
dave
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