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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: UK
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I bow to your inevitable personal implosion and pitty those close to you. Five minutes silence please. |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: UK
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I was curious to see how it looked against the black and with the recess insert.
![]() I liked it initially but I think I'm even more fond of it now. EDIT: Oh and its rained all day here so no spraying done. Typical, I should have kept my mouth shut and not mentioned it yesterday. If I'd done that it probably wouldn't have rained until I'd set the compressor up instead
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That looks terrible shin. The finish is uneven, and the colored layout lacks character compared to a proper woodworking finish.
Also, I question your dedication to getting the baffle diffraction minimized- round over all those edges. You are making it terribly ugly with all the 'look at me features'. Now take everything above and invert its meaning
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Silicon Valley
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Red is an extremely difficult color to photograph well. I have to assume that the finish is better in person than in the photos. I personally prefer wood to paint when it comes to furniture finishes but to each their own.
They go well with this rack.. http://www.particular.com/products/inferno.htm |
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Join Date: May 2007
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Seeing your finished cabinets has me re-thinking using wood veneer. You have absolutely stunning results but the very large cost, time commitment, and skill level required to achieve this level of painted finish seem very overwhelming. Add in the possibility of losing many hours of work due to a mix or climate issue…
I think it’s best if I stay with veneers. There are just so many fewer possible ways to screw up veneers. I have conflicted feelings on your choice of Ferrari red. I am trying to not like the color combination because using the red should be cheap attempt to equate these speakers with a F40. The conflict comes from the fact that the color combination is truly amazing! The silver was gracefully gorgeous, but I don’t think this red removes any of the sophistication of the design. The new color certainly moves the “perceived performance” gauge up to redline. Maybe the Ferrari red works because these speakers could be equated with a F40? That is it…these speakers deserve to be this color! (conflict resolved) If the new color clashes with your room, simply paint the room. If it clashes with your furniture, simply burn the furniture and buy new stuff that matches the speakers. If it clashes with your wife, simply trade her in for a new wife that appreciates finer things. |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: UK
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The silver looks better on camera because it clearly highlights lines and shapes, the overall colour tone is made that much more prominent because of light interaction with the metallic particles in the paint. All these details are still there but the camera struggles to capture them or ignores them completely. If you move the camera up close to the red it gives you a better idea of what the eye is seeing because it can optimise its contrast range to suit thus picking up more detail: ![]() There's still final finishing to be done on the baffle so ignore the orange peel in the gloss. Having said all that, red is a strong colour and particularly this shade. So its usually love it or hate it. I like that strong reaction, it either blows you away or leaves you feeling disgusted. I have to say the couple of people who've seen it in the flesh absolutely hate it so maybe I just have great taste and there's sucks
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Looks good to me.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Columbia, SC
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Well, I may have said this in the perceive thread as well, but if they were my speakers I always have preferred black, just black, all black, so thats what I would have chosen for this project. But then again, I don't have the artistic talent to design speakers like this, so what do I know. You can tell by checking out some speakers I did make. Even the cones are gloss black!
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Black is beautiful, but can be boring and lack imagination. Motion, nice work but the space between your woofer and midrange is excessive. |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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