Hello,
I joined the forum as had been doing some research into my set up. Another member was refurbing some cabinets for Castle Speakers and was asking about the downward bass port (I’m unable to reply to that thread). I never knew there was such a thing as when I bought mine the plinths were attached directly to the speaker cabs. I love the sound of this set up, extremely articulate with great vocals and lovely warmth but always did lack a touch of bass at the low end. I’ve now released that bass by putting spacers in and wow! Now having to listen to everything again! Photo attached of the aperture for that chap if he is still looking to recreate.
Cheers
I joined the forum as had been doing some research into my set up. Another member was refurbing some cabinets for Castle Speakers and was asking about the downward bass port (I’m unable to reply to that thread). I never knew there was such a thing as when I bought mine the plinths were attached directly to the speaker cabs. I love the sound of this set up, extremely articulate with great vocals and lovely warmth but always did lack a touch of bass at the low end. I’ve now released that bass by putting spacers in and wow! Now having to listen to everything again! Photo attached of the aperture for that chap if he is still looking to recreate.
Cheers
Welcome to the forum :^)
You have introduced yourself, now you can take this to the tread you referenced.
dave
You have introduced yourself, now you can take this to the tread you referenced.
dave
I'new here. Joined mainly for detailed info on placing spacers between the plinth and downward port of Castle Severen SE2 speakers. Specifically how thick should the spacer be and any advice on the material used. I saw a thread that skims the issue, so any detailed info would be welcome.