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jacco vermeulen · 03:03 PM

Oppasse, mijn (n)onkel => SVM-info

(same head as me, unfortunately)

c2cthomas · 17th August 2010, 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Candisa

About spending way too much time and money on improving the sound of a system just a little bit: I've been there and done that, but that's something I'll try to keep under control in the future. I'm pretty sure the stuff we have laying around right now will deliver a beautiful sound once the planned projects are finished and tuned in. I will try to resist the temptation of replacing some small part of the system by something much more expensive to get the sound just a little better. :-)

Isabelle

My comments were purely intended as "friendly fun" - juz mess'n around. No need for you to pay any serious attention to me - my thoughts - or my comments. No one else pays any attention - which is a wise choice on their part!

You DO have some fine gear to play around with there - looking forward to seeing how your projects come out!!

Candisa · 17th August 2010, 04:14 PM

If you have enough patience (I'm a liiiittle bit... very lazy

), you'll find out

We'll start with a pair of F.A.S.T. outdoor speakers (most likely using Vifa TG9FD10/04's and TangBand W6-1139SG's) and once we've got that right, the car and home-audio install will follow.

chris661 · 20th August 2010, 07:44 PM

Just me saying hi,

Quote:

Originally Posted by c2cthomas

BTW - my standard warning to new audioholics - get out while you are still sane, have friends that "have a life", and still have some money left in your bank account!!! Hanging around here will get rid of most of those things and you will wind up hanging out with other deprived audio nuts listening to music until the wee hours of the morning - and still wondering if you can make the cross-overs in your speakers "juuuuuuust a little better".

I was told the same thing on my first audio meet (was 16 then, and still am).

Candisa · 8th September 2010, 10:42 AM

We decided to build the home-speakers first: First DIY system: 4-ways! Peerless, HiVi, TangBand, Fountek

17th August 2010, 02:59 PM	#31
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17th August 2010, 04:14 PM	#33
Candisa diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2009	If you have enough patience (I'm a liiiittle bit... very lazy ), you'll find out We'll start with a pair of F.A.S.T. outdoor speakers (most likely using Vifa TG9FD10/04's and TangBand W6-1139SG's) and once we've got that right, the car and home-audio install will follow.

8th September 2010, 10:42 AM	#35
Candisa diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2009	We decided to build the home-speakers first: First DIY system: 4-ways! Peerless, HiVi, TangBand, Fountek