Papa, Watt's next?

[AR2]

Originally posted by Srajan Ebaen
You're a prince, Vladimir.

srajan@6moons.com

If these are monster files, one per e-mail perhaps to prevent the server from throwing a fit. Otherwise, all in one would be swell -

I'm web-based so I end up with middling resolution again to not load down user servers. But if you send something, say 1500 to 2000 pixels across, that would be awesome.

Thank you very much.

What should the photo credit read besides "Vladimir, DIYAudio member since 2002"?

Pretty soon I will be asking for benefits and vacation time from 6moons.
You already have some on my work:
http://www.6moons.com/industryfeatur...s2/dragan.html

[carpenter]

Originally posted by Zen Mod



what else than "Master Burner" ?

"ZM's friend" will be too much .....

No, it's not too much. And while you're at it: Carpenter is friend of ZM, who is friend of Vladimir.

[cviller]

Jill and Nelson, thanks so much for having us by - great foods and drinks and the sound... wow!

I have a few more photos I'll like to share.

Originally posted by AR2
Finally the Visitors minus photographer behind the camera.

Here is one including the photographer.

[cviller]

Just like all of us who were there - the Pass dog loves Feastrex.

[cviller]

Vladimir has already shown lots of stuff from Nelsons "kitchen amp workshop", but no matter where you turned, there was some new speaker, project or tool. It was a quite awesome place to snoop around!

[Vix]

Originally posted by cviller
Just like all of us who were there - the Pass dog loves Feastrex.

He is the only one that can hear above 20 Khz, and is used for speaker testing. If one ear is up, and his head is turned a bit left, speakers are ok, if he barks, speakers are BS...

Just teasin' a bit- I couldn't resist

[cviller]

Our leading edge audio guru answering all our stupid questions...

[cviller]

"Mass production" of FirstWatt back plates. Don't look for spiders in the box!

Seeing all this stuff up close really give you an impression of the excellent build quality of these little amps.

[cviller]

I really liked the setup Papa had for testing drivers in an open baffle. The drivers could be replaced easily by unscrewing them and inserting a new one.

For the filter he used an active crossover, F5 on the woofers and various amps for the full range drivers. As a good scientist he had a lab journal with optimal filter settings written down for each driver, so changing was performed quite swiftly.

[cviller]

The drivers were mounted like this on plywood with mounting holes for the open baffle.

The plywood plates for the woofers were obviously larger...