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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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basically after all my listening tests I've completely dropped my line array design...
I'm interested in doing the posted picture.... it's a 3-way setup with ESL's as a midrange and tweeter.... the wide panel is for up to 4-6khz whatever sounds better on the active xover and the 1" wide panel is for tweeter duty (so there won't be a roll off until way way up in the bandwith... the stator's are curved I'm very very interested in this as it's pretty much just an improved design over a ML E2 statement... in the dipole bass tower will have 5 15" lambdas playing to 300 hz... I like this design... and I know it can sound awesome... also if someone could tell me what it would take to clone the wilson alexandria X-2s (like speaker wise and box design) that's also a possibility... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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Too hard of a question to answer??
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Hi
Audiophilenoob What you say isnt very clear,state which transducers,with links for more info as many many not know them well. If you want to clone the wilson,give a link as i dont have it handy |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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they are Electrostatics... 2 panels in that one tower... here's the link to the alexandria: http://www.wilsonaudio.com/products/Alex/index.html |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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does it look good?
anything objectionable? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Coventry,England
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Wouldn't four woofers be better from a series/parallel connection perspective?
Regarding the x2 (and all these mega speakers), one of the design criteria is huge output levels- circa 120db in very large rooms. If you don't need this (and most don't) then why not design a scaled down full-ranger. A separate sub could be added if needed and placed to give most even bass, or eq'd to near perfection. I reckon you could build something good for 20-20000hz at 110db for a quarter of the mega versions cost, and being much smaller it could have lower cabinet colouration and better imaging to boot. How big is your mansion's listening room anyway?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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I think the 5 speakers are sexier but 4 is cool... I'm fairly interested in a dual ESL design like that... it can reach massive output levels so I was going to use a very nice midbass solution |
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diyAudio Editor
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: San Francisco, USA
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I never equated electrostatic with massive output levels.
Why do they have massive output levels? |
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I'm just going by what I heard.... it was far more than what I need.... and all the drivers ML chose for their midbass section (those 10s and 12s) got destroyed by the ESL's output |
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