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22nd October 2004, 09:59 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hello from Quebec city
Hi everyone,
I'm from Quebec city, Canada. I'm planning to build a center speaker and back surround speakers to match my main speakers. I won't make them with particule board (like mdf but lesser quality) this time. As for my user name: my shoes are size 15. Here's a little description of my system: Main speakers: Home made Patrician 800 enclosures, (but didn't make the front decorative trims and made of particle board). Drivers are (all Electro-voice) : 30w 30" sub for bass up to around 100 Hz, SP12B 12" midrange speaker, T25A driver with 8HD dispersion horn, and T350 tweeter, crossovers are EV also. Center and surround : Sony until I finish making new cabinets (I don't have all drivers yet) Electronics: Sony str-de675 receiver, Panasonic DVD player, Pioneer CD player, Fisher VCR (haven't used it last 2 years), Carver M1.5T power amp (will be used when I'll decide to wire the 30W separatly from the main enclosures), dbx 120X (I rarelly use until I move out from my appartment), Marantz 3250B stereo console (not used for now), dbx 4bx (not used for a while). tv: and old 14" tv  (at least it's color).Plans for the future: Buying EV drivers for center and back channel (50% done), then buy apropriate crossover. Decide on enclosure and build it. Make lamp amplifier (I find all transistor amps too noisy for my setup). |
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23rd October 2004, 07:01 PM
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diyAudio Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Near London. UK
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Welcome to the forum. You'll find all sorts of ideas for valve amplifiers over at the tubes section.
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23rd October 2004, 07:44 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Montreal, Canada
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Well. welcome to the board, it's nice to see more and more members from the QC, nice place, I'm down there (here?) right now for the weekend.
I hope you find the forum usefull and I'm sure you'll find alot of info on any tube based project you undertake. |
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