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Of the few very good systems I heard at RMAF-07, three were open baffle. (There were a lot of good systems, few were very good)
So here is a thread to discuss those 3 designs and learn from them for our own projects. The 3 systems were: Nelson Pass - Lowther Tall mid size baffle 1 Lowther full range, 2x10" Seas woofers. Active filtering. Lyngdorf The DP-1 . Slim double curve baffle 6.5" Magnesium mid/woofer Revelator tweeter. 10" Bass units against the wall. Manzanita 12" A friend who brought 2 OB systems just for fun. The small system put 90% of the speakers at RMAF to shame (but not the 2 above). 2 way passive with Peerless SLS 830669 - 12" Woofer Vifa D27TG45 1" dome tweeter. 6 element Passive crossover. About $200 per side, all drivers, parts and wood included! I will try to assemble more details on these 2 systems. Please feel free to contribute. There is a lot to be learned from these 3 systems.
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I saw a couple that might qualify:
The Bastanis, which are labeled as OB and have some kind of grill cloth in the rear. |
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Also the Laufer Teknik, which look like baffles to me....
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Portal 2012
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Hmmm. I was figuring somebody would show up with a pair of low compromise high efficiency dipoles. It's really not that difficult!
Was there any interesting full range, fully horn loaded systems? |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: C'ville VA, USA
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I made the mistake of reading the Stereophile "blog" of the RMAF. I must say that I was embarrassed. There was nothing technical in the descriptions...only pricing that would make a subprime lender blush...and I thought that this industry had lost its collective mind ten years ago.
Boy, was I wrong. Barnum said that there was a sucker born every minute; that was when the U.S. had ~80 million people. As we approach 300 million, I take it that Barnum's timeframe has shrunk somewhat. |
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Thanks Nelson.
I didn't get a chance to hear a lot of rooms, too busy in our own. Do you want to include any of these in the "what can we learn from studying these designs" list?
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Any pictures of the Manzanita 12" ?
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: copehagen
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Did you miss the Emerald Physics CS2 on your list?
These guys claim that it was there: http://www.audiocircle.com/circles/i...?topic=46315.0
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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I also claim that the Emerald Physics CS2 was there. I'm one of their dealers, and visited the room they were in.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Pittsburgh
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Does anyone know specifically which Eminence drivers were in the CS2?
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