The original LX mini is a great speaker, which may open your eyes to loudspeakers and their enclosures, and room interaction. I imagine the LXsirius could be an improvement, Very subtle in terms of response ripples and maybe amplification.
I would suggest trying to hear a a LXminis setup nearby and understand what the whole package is about in terms of sound imaging and volume levels. If you like what you hear it should be safe to proceed. Please understand that I have not heard the sirius, but own LX minis.
I would suggest trying to hear a a LXminis setup nearby and understand what the whole package is about in terms of sound imaging and volume levels. If you like what you hear it should be safe to proceed. Please understand that I have not heard the sirius, but own LX minis.
Although I'm a hard core DIYer I am attracted by the aesthetics of the LXSirius.
Also, with five projects on the go already. Adding another would be silly.
Regards,
Dan
It would not be a project.
These are (well)finished speakers from Germany, not kits from LinkwitzLab in California.
Pretty.
These are (well)finished speakers from Germany, not kits from LinkwitzLab in California.
Pretty.
how much are they finished? looks great
i built the lxmini, pretty happy. the only problem i have with them is the beaming of the fullrange driver, it is noticeable.
if DIY is also an option i would look into Lxhybrid. only needs 4 amps and should be much better in some ways.
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i built the lxmini, pretty happy. the only problem i have with them is the beaming of the fullrange driver, it is noticeable.
if DIY is also an option i would look into Lxhybrid. only needs 4 amps and should be much better in some ways.
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By beaming do you mean vertical or horizontal?
As a person who slumps whilst listening, the 40 inch height of the LXMini tweeter is one of the main reasons I haven’t jumped in yet. Plus the aesthetics, which the Sirius solves.