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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Dhaka
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One of my friend's speakers - very Castle MT'esque design... but 2 way. The port is at the bottom.
Also the cabinet is triangular - reminds me of the Jordan MLTL. Has a 4.5" mid/bass and 1" tweeter. Plays ok with good detail, but for me there's a gap in the bass and mid, and the top end is a bit shrill. Plays better with the warmer source that my friend has vs mine. With the Castel MT design I can probably expect more grunt and smoother mids and top end? -Zia |
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Interesting aesthetic - I've contemplated something along those lines for possible future builds, but still using wide band drivers. When budget permits, Alpair 7s perhaps? Without assuming to know what the unidentified set of drivers would sound like, the main feature of the dual driver microtowers is, the dual drivers. Whether or not LP filtered for an effective 1.5 way, the of second driver operating in the lowest few octaves contributes greatly to the "grunt" factor.
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Chrisb,
Speaker owner says these are vifa drivers... I might take them out to verify... Am I correct in assuming that a Castle MT will be easier to place in any room vs other MTs or bi-poles? I have 2 rooms in mind for using those - 12' x 14' and 15' x 17'. -Zia |
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FWIW, the Castle certainly gets my vote for placement flexibility, performance quotient and WAF in a small footprint.
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Newbie question Chrisb - slope should be facing the wall or listener?
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Depends on the room and placement. In our next builds we are going to try sloped forward slightly,
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Came across this thread:
microTower bipolar ML-TL for CHR-70 or EL70 One of the posts had this image of Twin CHR-Kens - very good looking set of speakers! Should have good WAF also Dave and Chrisb, I am going a little bit OT here, but how do these fare vs Castle MTs? I am guessing that you've had some experience with them. -Zia Last edited by zman01; 1st April 2011 at 08:32 PM. |
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Differences between Twin CHR-Ken and Castle microTower would lie in 3 areas, the nature & depth of the bass, presentation (putting the 2nd driver on the top of the CHR-Ken would minimize this, and ease of construction. dave
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Why does Colin have so many speakers and why do all of them have to look so good?
Coming to "commandeering" - will have to ask him if his son is a budding audio enthusiast or an aspiring Jack Sparrow? If I understand correctly, when it comes to "differences" - Castle Micro Towers can give: 1. More bass and deeper bass 2. Better presentation Wouldn't putting the second driver of the Twin CHR-Ken on top of the cab make it akin to the standard Micro Tower (albeit a bit smaller)? Building a Castle MT is more or less difficult? |
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But probably not as finessed
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