Thank you
The Badge in the middle is actually a part of the left over PC Board that I cleaned
up the edges on a belt sander then waxed it and fastened it with double sided tape.
PS: The volume control is at about the level I'm listening to it.
If you feel like retrofitting your RCA Minimus7s, I did a retrofit project a couple years ago for it called the Synchaeta. The xover range peaks at 20 ohms, but the minima is a 4 ohm design.
Drivers:
PRV 4MR60-4
Dayton ND25 faceless
Just in case you want to know,
Wolf
PS- I tried 4 times to upload the small photos I have for these, and the FR measured seems to be missing, but it does not want to accept them in upload for some strange reason.
Drivers:
PRV 4MR60-4
Dayton ND25 faceless
Just in case you want to know,
Wolf
PS- I tried 4 times to upload the small photos I have for these, and the FR measured seems to be missing, but it does not want to accept them in upload for some strange reason.
The adhesive on those Revelation "slit drivers" can fail after a decade or so, leaving you with some very expensive kazoos. I speak from experience.
Single driver design for someone with HF hearing loss doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. With that ample budget I'd go with a compression driver tweeter on the top that could power through the deafness.
Admittedly I was a little concerned over the single driver as well (and still mildly am).
If they really turn out to not work well for me I can always use them for rear speakers
and then get something else for my desk, or possibly even just sit tweeters on top.
I've already placed the order so I really can't back out now.
Thank you, The Amp was one of the nicer kits I've ever built; well laid out
and quality parts, It went together far easier that I had expected it to.
From reading the specs and plots The drivers look good.
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