Jean-Michel,
These were made by Foster, this was a highly niche in its day (i have seen over 20 variations from a half dozen vendors, generically called FE103A, More info here
dave
These were made by Foster, this was a highly niche in its day (i have seen over 20 variations from a half dozen vendors, generically called FE103A, More info here
dave
Hello Zene,
My friend Nicolas Davidenko is using a digital crossover and perform the alignment using delays on the digital crossover for optimal impulse response.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
My friend Nicolas Davidenko is using a digital crossover and perform the alignment using delays on the digital crossover for optimal impulse response.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
Hello Dave,
Thank you for the information about those small loudpeakers.
I'll transmit your message to my friend Nicolas Davidenko who is the owner of those loudspeakers.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
Thank you for the information about those small loudpeakers.
I'll transmit your message to my friend Nicolas Davidenko who is the owner of those loudspeakers.
Best regards from Paris, France
Jean-Michel Le Cléac'h
Jean-Michel,
These were made by Foster, this was a highly niche in its day (i have seen over 20 variations from a half dozen vendors, generically called FE103A, More info here
dave
Pretty spectacular, Jean-Michel! I'm sure it sounds even better than it looks. So refreshing after all the mainstream drek at the 2012 RMAF.
Decorator hint: I really like the EV SP12B's stacked on top of each other - a nice little nod to those-in-the-know.
There were some rooms with decent sound. Sony/Pass Labs had good sound. JBL had Everests, which sounded good. Volti Audio had a nice all horn system. Nagra electronics had superb sound. Again, all these were priced so high that they were beyond the reach of atleast this audiophile. The only one that had decent sound and a very reasonable price were the Magnepans (although, they were sneakily running a center channel, which they admitted only upon asking 
).
Edit: Forgot to mention a couple of Japanese companies. FAL, which had an SIT amp driving custom designed full range drivers. Very involving. And also another room with triodes driving large floorstanders. Good sound.
).Edit: Forgot to mention a couple of Japanese companies. FAL, which had an SIT amp driving custom designed full range drivers. Very involving. And also another room with triodes driving large floorstanders. Good sound.
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-relative to the duration of this thread, I believe things are getting "close" to completion.
Here is a link to the spreadsheet I found.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/140190-jean-michel-lecleach-horns-143.html#post3278005
you need to know that T = .707
Exit angle = 8 degrees
good day Lynn
I am new to speaker construction; and wish to use the ME2 as my first endevour.
It appears that the drivers used in the original design are no longer available
Are there current drivers that you would recommend in there place
Thank you for the consderation and await your reply
bikerbob
I am new to speaker construction; and wish to use the ME2 as my first endevour.
It appears that the drivers used in the original design are no longer available
Are there current drivers that you would recommend in there place
Thank you for the consderation and await your reply
bikerbob
Ariel Drivers
Dear Biker Bob
Simon Dart found a supplier of P13s a while back but the P13 404's
They were reputedly going to do a re-run.
Dear Biker Bob
Simon Dart found a supplier of P13s a while back but the P13 404's
They were reputedly going to do a re-run.