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Got a close-up of the triangular baffle treatment?
An SE valve amp with highish output impedance would likely be ideal. dave
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Looks like a novel, and probably effective, use of circular felt gliders cut in quarters. I've cut those up before to strecth them for under stuff, but this is some good lateral thinking. A couple different sizes and a biy more qork and you could build serpinski triangles. How do you like them?
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First listen today, can only compare with the little ATC SCM-7's in the pic really. From what i remember of the Veravox 5S drivers i had in BiB's, the 225's have more dynamics and 'neater' treble. I cant get over how smooth the 225's are!
Compared to the ATC's, main difference is dynamics and punch, lots of attack and treble energy with electronic music. They seem a little closed in and not as vocal orientated as the Omnes Audio L8 (but they were in OB). Bass is ok, a bit hit and miss, the ATC's have a very even bass response, the Jericho's seem to go a little lower, but have better punch. Its a less than ideal amp (Teac SS made by Thule) but does not sound too bright. Last edited by inrank; 9th November 2010 at 07:29 PM. |
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The 225k is indeed a sweetheart of a driver. I rather liked a fostex FT7RP above it. I had great results with a Fi Super-X 2A3 amp
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if you don't mind a DIY/kit amp, the first 2 that come to mind are Bottlehead Stereomour (2A3)
Stereomour Stereo Single Ended 2A3/45 Integrated Amplifier Kit Tubelab Simple SE Simple SE your choice from a wide range of driver / output types, but not as "complete" a kit in terms of parts included, chassis, etc., as the Bottlehead products
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I'd suggest going with 4+W amplifier. 1W is enough for high volume (~90-95dB) if you are at 2meters (6.5feet) but it is always good to have reserve. Still, if you don't listen loud, 1.6-2W will be enough.
Sorry for being offtopic .... Congrats! I like the way these (white!) look and the EnABL treatment is nice Would you please give more comments about the Fostex horn vs ATC speakers? Thank you in advance! |
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I summed up a quick comparison above, not done an A-B test yet. The Jericho's certainly sound a lot better at lower volumes
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Just out of interest, are there any other decent designs for the FF225K? Can only really find the Jericho, BiB and the recommended fostex one....
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