What Are You Bring to Burning Amp 2024?

Bring your big speakers @mordikai!
There won't be room in my car for my big JBL's speakers. I have decided to bring my 8" coaxials with 12" woofers if I can get the boxes done, maybe even paint them? They should provide full range sound; The coax are legit 94db sensitivity and provide a pretty easy load. Working on the woofer boxes right now!
 
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I'll be bringing these. It's a family of sorts. I'm also bringing an ACA Min (custom) to raffle or auction plus some miscellaneous boards.

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I'll be bringing these. It's a family of sorts. I'm also bringing an ACA Min (custom) to raffle or auction plus some miscellaneous boards....

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Is anyone driving to Petaluma from SF Sunday morning? My plane lands areound 8 and right now I'm thinking Uber to be sure I get to Petaluma in time. But if I could cop a ride from someone I'd feel much better. I'll buy gas and tolls!
I can't get there until Sunday morning so may not have time or any space to set anything up for anyone to hear anything but I can show what I'm bringing to anyone interested.
 
I find it works very well effectively applying newer technology to what is an old method. I actually built a Dynaquadaptor kit unit back in 1970 and played with that and other implementations of the simple stereo matrixing multichannel derivations into the '90s. When things were right it worked very well, but any number of source or setup issues provided strange results. It was not a method that made most all of your music enjoyable. The SYN, to me, actually expands the percentage of music I find enjoyable. I have always felt that stereo 'imaging' is an artifact of using only two sound producing locations to create a sound field. Fortunately it's an enjoyable artifact, and I enjoy it. However, I have never heard live music that makes you think that that player or singer is in a very precisely located point. Close your eyes at a performance and see if you can locate sources that precisely. The SYN synthesizing the center channel does a better job of presenting two channel inputs in a more plausible sound field.

I started this effort about two years ago, initially hoping to implement Gerzon's trinaural center channel method, and I may well try to do that in the coming years. Jason Stoddard designed, produced the SYN which he described in terms that echoed thought I had 25 years ago: "I wish some capable designer would implement the concepts in Dynaquad using active circuity with multiple levels of buffering!" I had to try it out. Obviously I was pre-sold, so I'm not sternly objective here. I hope you get it here a SYN in a good system.

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Oh good! I was hoping it wasn't just a simple summing of the L&R channels for the center channel. I have been looking for an analogue implementation of the DPL2 method. The SYN looked very promising.
 
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