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Old 2nd November 2012, 05:39 AM   #1
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Hello guys and girls!
After doing the Viech, Sachichiko, Saburo, Fonkens, Audio Nirvana (5.6 MKII) and my last projekt Cornscalas I tend to have the urge to bake a small bread now!
Any suggestions on a 2 way DIY bookshelf on stands enclosure with overwhelming performance? Somehow cant find the right site or threads...
I have a 84EL from here Single Ended Amplifire D.I.Y
and just bought a Harman Kardon HK6550...
Building this here in the moment Jean Hiraga's Super Class-A Amplifier
Pleased to hear from you!

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Old 2nd November 2012, 07:08 AM   #2
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Any suggestions on a 2 way DIY bookshelf on stands enclosure with overwhelming performance? Somehow cant find the right site or threads!
Very vague, as there are MANY stand-type designs that could fit your fancy. What is it you are looking for exactly? Please be more specific.

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Linkwitz Pluto is two way delight, it's built into its own stand too.

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Perhaps, high impedance mid/treble is good for valve / classA, rgds, sreten.

Higher efficiency : http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/FE126E.htm
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Old 2nd November 2012, 02:53 PM   #5
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Very vague, as there are MANY stand-type designs that could fit your fancy. What is it you are looking for exactly? Please be more specific.

Later,
Wolf
I might just be looking for a different sound...or something like near monitoring...
The Cornscalas are a very succulant device in terms of occupying the air in your room! I mean acoustic wise...(and space wise...hahaha)
And I am always in trouble turning it up a little...Family, neighbors...
Room acoustic problems...

I think I am through with big boys instruments...

Might have found something QUATTRO
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Old 2nd November 2012, 02:57 PM   #6
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https://sites.google.com/site/undefinition/speedster

Perhaps, high impedance mid/treble is good for valve / classA, rgds, sreten.

Higher efficiency : Fostex FE126E +
Thanks for your links...I like the Quattro...
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Old 2nd November 2012, 08:09 PM   #7
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SEAS CA18RLY in 40L tuned to the mid 40s +22tff tweeter, excellent combo, easy xover
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SEAS CA18RLY in 40L tuned to the mid 40s +22tff tweeter, excellent combo, easy xover
Do you have further information?
Have you built them?
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Old 3rd November 2012, 05:11 PM   #9
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https://sites.google.com/site/undefinition/speedster

Perhaps, high impedance mid/treble is good for valve / classA, rgds, sreten.

Higher efficiency : Fostex FE126E +
Yeah! Like it! Had the FE126 in a saburo big double mouth from The Spawn Family of Double Horns now called Kongo...why?
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re:"Have you built them? " - yes
there's a thread here somewhere with the crossover details
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