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Join Date: Sep 2007
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hi guys,my name is John and this is my first post,i use a Anthem AVM30,Raysonic cd128 and a Bryston 14bsst,i have a chance to purchase a pair of 6yr old ,black ash,PMC IB1 with about 250hrs on them for $4200can,.....i also was in touch with Chris at Solen and was priced a Scanspeak R2904/7000-09($423ea),ATC SM75-150S08($845ea) + a passive 2 way x-over all about $3000..... i have at my disposol 4-10"RCF750, a Ashly XR-2001 X-OVER ,a Ashly GQX-3102,and several other drivers.my questions are
1.do you buy the pmc? 2.can you use the Ashly in home audio? 3.$3000 for mids and tweeters(i understand they are the best but are they?). 4.can you use the 10's as midbass,with these drivers? i appreciate any comments...i like spl once in a while,also i like the 30"cabnet(for now) thanks John
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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help anyone?
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Hi John. I'm John also. The SS tweeter is grossly overpriced IMO. The ATC mid is definitely not worth that much money. Do you have any speaker building experience? Good drivers are wasted in poorly executed designs. The 10" refered to, are they RCF? The L10/750YK? |
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Other John has a good point... if you haven't diyed a speaker before, start with something more modest. dave
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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i have built all my own car audio cabinets.....then a 10,000 watt PA,8-18''jbl in12/ft3....4-15''rcf and4-2''jbl compression,i recently built a 24'X30' shed,and i am looking forward to building a high out put monitor for my home,i still have all my pa gear,yes they are rcf,not the new yk but the older 8ohm/300w....excellent mid bass,can u use pa in house,in a new charming cabinet,also have 4-jbl high frequency tweeters, i have lots of gear......i also have a chance to buy a pair of PMC IB1 for $4200,is that a good deal for this????look forward to all advise
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I would always chose to build my own, rather than buy ready made. What are the specs for the RCF? A true midbass really doesn't need a midrange driver (these are on the big side at 10"). |
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There are lots of guys here repurposing pro gear to home hifi -- often in the form of a big midbass, XOed over to a 500-1000 Hz horn (with optional supertweeter.
Because of the efficiency differences, active between midbass & horn is usually recommended. Also note that given the efficiencies, and how much less level these kinds of systems need in a domestic environment, they can be brutal at revealing the deficiencies of most big SS amps in the crossover region. This may be an opportunity to get a smaller Class A amp (tube or SS) for the high range (the Bryston makes a great sub amp, they are on the better end of big SS, but still may get revealed if used for midbass -- only one way to find out) Here is a thread i have been following sporadically that seems to have turned into a discussion of these kinds of systems What's your pick for drivers in an ultimate 3-way (for music)? dave
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: toronto
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my google turned up that these went for about 6k canadian new.4200.oo for them when their 6 years old sounds alittle much to me.plus only 250 hours in 6 years.who spends that knid of money on speakers to use them 42 hours a year.sounds alittle fishy to me.
but if its costing you 3k in drivers to build+plus time and money on cabinets,i would try to talk him down in price and save alot of work |
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Save a lot of work...save a lot of work?? ![]() This is DIY, my friend. We REVEL in the work! |
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