Exactly! I messed up on one of my Pensil cabs and have to rebuild it now. Its not a bad thing, rather another learning experience in how to get better so I can make more speakers
Woo hoo!
ask her about "shoes"
sure a few pairs can take up less space, but at $995 a pair?
My wife has probably 100 pairs of shoes but those aren't her "thing". Jeans are but dang if she doesn't look good in them so I'm more than ok with it
Haha!
I know Hobby Hifi did a large test of FR speakers back in '09, but the Alpair 12 was not amongst them (the units there were the defunct Mk1 versions of the A5, A6 and A10) so it must be a more recent edition. I can't find any references to it in either based on a Google search though.
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ask her about "shoes"
sure a few pairs can take up less space, but at $995 a pair?
A whole new take on "Less is more (expensive?)"...
Well, the smaller Alpairs decayed a lot quicker in the treble. I've seen their tests since a long time and it does happen that a FR speaker has a problematic frequency (the fostex peak also reverbates in the plots), but usually it's a lot better than this.
It is true, it is only a graph, but still...
It is true, it is only a graph, but still...
As much as I appreciate all of the activity that you all are contributing to this thread, I do think that we should try and draw some of it back to being relevant to the Studio Monitor speaker design.
And those are some shoes! Almost makes me wish that I could look good wearing them...instead of silly.
And those are some shoes! Almost makes me wish that I could look good wearing them...instead of silly.
Yes, and in fact it's because I like precise studio monitor sound rendering that I brought up the potential issues in the treble - as shown by the waterfall diagram.
talaerts,
The part of the HHiFi i got did not describe the way the drivers were mounted (actually given my german language skills they may well have), but the high freguency hash could well be from the situation i described in this post. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/mark...d-ever-pensil-10-2-solid-oak.html#post2601936
dave
The part of the HHiFi i got did not describe the way the drivers were mounted (actually given my german language skills they may well have), but the high freguency hash could well be from the situation i described in this post. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/mark...d-ever-pensil-10-2-solid-oak.html#post2601936
dave
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