Puggie said:
Thank you Puggie,
Yes, the Adams use them in 3 way designs along with Air Motion Transformers, similar to Heils. For 2 ways however, they use some other midbass units.
Basically, I am completely torn between Eton 5-880, Seas L18RNX, Seas W15CH001, and W15CY-001, for midbass. I am recording mostly classical piano, if it is of any help.
Any points would be greatly appreciated.
Re: How about this?
In fact, that is what I am using in the present. They are very nice, however a little bit "too musical". Also, they are not completely flat--the upper midrange is a little bit forward. As you could expect of the driver this size the off axis is very poor.
They are very good for editing job, though.
What I am looking for is a dry, ruler flat, absolutely honest reproducer, with as little listening fatique, as it is possible (sometimes I work 16 hours a day
).
Not that I'd enjoy them listening, but they should be a precise tool, revealing everything hapening in the music.
Padel said:
If you recordinging classical piano then I suggest to serious think building a pair of these babies!!!
These where the choice of some top audio engineers for solo piano recording monitor.
I have the link somewhere, but where
???
Regards
In fact, that is what I am using in the present. They are very nice, however a little bit "too musical". Also, they are not completely flat--the upper midrange is a little bit forward. As you could expect of the driver this size the off axis is very poor.
They are very good for editing job, though.
What I am looking for is a dry, ruler flat, absolutely honest reproducer, with as little listening fatique, as it is possible (sometimes I work 16 hours a day
). Not that I'd enjoy them listening, but they should be a precise tool, revealing everything hapening in the music.
Oh, I see!!!
One other alternative is this:
They use all Morel speakers, a 6 1/2 midwoofer (MW-164) and a 1 inch soft dome (MDT-30) in a sealed 10Lt enclosure. Both drivers are extremely flat.
Driving them with a Behringer DCX2496 digital crossover ( or this ) and a pair of Chipamps (gainclones) per side will do the job nicely.
Have a look here and here.
hope that helps.
One other alternative is this:
They use all Morel speakers, a 6 1/2 midwoofer (MW-164) and a 1 inch soft dome (MDT-30) in a sealed 10Lt enclosure. Both drivers are extremely flat.
Driving them with a Behringer DCX2496 digital crossover ( or this ) and a pair of Chipamps (gainclones) per side will do the job nicely.
Have a look here and here.
hope that helps.
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