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Around the size of an LS3/5a. Not for a sub/sat -more of musical stand alone mini-monitor.
Prefer a closed box 5 inch mid configuration to keep the size down but ported designs are fine too. Any good ones that come to mind? Also, if I start from scratch can anyone recommend a 5 inch driver (give or take) that works well in small boxes? Thanks! |
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This forum is for "multi-way" speakers.
![]() Anyway, I think Jeff Bagby's "Dreydels" may be just the thing you're after. He designed them while on his quest to "clone" the LS3/5A with better drivers... this became sort of a tangent project. They sound really, really good. Dreydels pictures by jeffbagby - Photobucket Last edited by Undefinition; 13th December 2009 at 05:16 AM. |
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Stephen,
What kind of amp are you going to use to drive these? dave
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Easy enuff to add a super-tweeter, if needed
![]() Or add a tweeter and an XO. These use some really good mid-basses, that just happen to go really high. dave
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This is the reference mini-monitor of the german Hobby Hifi magazine. The ATD mini-bass is probably the best they ever measured and it (the kit or the bass alone) is still competitive when shipped across the atlantic.
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These are great ideas! Planet10, I am using a Sugden A21 right now and will likely have a PP Tube amp as well. I have owned a FE127 speaker before (omega 3r). I was amazed at the coherency of the speaker but underwhelmed with it as a whole. Needed more BSC (some) I think but who knows. I am looking more in line with the other two "traditional" designs. Although...
As a reference I use a version of the LS3/5a from Stirling Broadcast called the V2. Voiced like the original with Seas and Scan Speak drivers. I love them but understand they are but one example of what can be done in a small box. I want to see if I can build something I love just as much - or more. This is a start for me building so I am trying to keep the complexity down a bit. A mini is a nice start since it won't LOOK overwhelming Although the big Orion LR design would go nice in my yet to be converted home Theater/Music room.The Drydels look VERY interesting as does the German MMR. el'Ol - It looks to use Expolinear drivers. Is this the same as ATD? Last edited by stephenmarklay; 13th December 2009 at 12:36 PM. |
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