They have B&W at the local hifi emporium, and from casual listening that is my take.... bringing a set home might show them in a different light, but likely not with my choosen amplification.
dave
hehe...thanks Dave...you're my hero
I know right...thats the big deal really.
I guess if I were to spend serious bucks on audio jewelry...I would buy Wilsons...they deliver, set up, fine tune, and cook a nice Borscht (after all you have to appease the wifey poo).
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OK, enough of this. You want to know more about Steen Duelund, don't you? First lets look at the simplest derived current Gryphon Mojo design:
6moons audio reviews: Gryphon Audio Designs Mojo
Drive units are SEAS H1216-08 CA15RLY and Mundorf AMT. Time aligned D'Appolito damped reflex. 4th order L/R crossover. Lots of Steen subtleties in the construction too. Very nice indeed in a small room.
True to the tradition is this affordable DIY design by our own resident genius John Kreskovsky in 2004:
DIY speaker designs: Vifa P17WJ-00-08 - D25AG-35-06 System at audioDIYcentral
I won't say too much about it beyond noticing a nice polypropylene bass and small BBC type closed box, because I expect he'll get very cross at me, but a construction project is very nicely documented too:
Eric Wallin's Internet Homepage
We can move on now, I reckon. But I have a question. Why don't we use flattish bookshelf speakers mounted ON BOOKSHELVES against the wall anymore? Like the Acoustic Research AR-6 and AR-7? I think they should make a comeback!
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6moons audio reviews: Gryphon Audio Designs Mojo
Drive units are SEAS H1216-08 CA15RLY and Mundorf AMT. Time aligned D'Appolito damped reflex. 4th order L/R crossover. Lots of Steen subtleties in the construction too. Very nice indeed in a small room.
True to the tradition is this affordable DIY design by our own resident genius John Kreskovsky in 2004:
DIY speaker designs: Vifa P17WJ-00-08 - D25AG-35-06 System at audioDIYcentral
I won't say too much about it beyond noticing a nice polypropylene bass and small BBC type closed box, because I expect he'll get very cross at me, but a construction project is very nicely documented too:
Eric Wallin's Internet Homepage
We can move on now, I reckon. But I have a question. Why don't we use flattish bookshelf speakers mounted ON BOOKSHELVES against the wall anymore? Like the Acoustic Research AR-6 and AR-7? I think they should make a comeback!
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