Re: Seas Thor and Seas Excel Bass !!!
Your setup looks really good, is Odin your centre speaker ?
kramster said:Just finished my SEAS Subwoofer with dual 10" Seas Excel subs............. now my Thor's really hit LOW!!!
Your setup looks really good, is Odin your centre speaker ?
Re: Thor Feet
I bought a dozen sets, wish i'd bought more...
dave
kramster said:I have never been able to find them since. I'm mad at myself because I should have bought more....
I bought a dozen sets, wish i'd bought more...
dave
Re: Seas Thor and Seas Excel Bass !!!
They are pretty & they do mirror the cosmetics of the Thors, but i always feel it is a sonic compromise not to take advantage of push-push in a woofer.
dave
kramster said:Just finished my SEAS Subwoofer with dual 10" Seas Excel subs............. now my Thor's really hit LOW!!!
They are pretty & they do mirror the cosmetics of the Thors, but i always feel it is a sonic compromise not to take advantage of push-push in a woofer.
dave
Byrd said:Well as the originator of this thread, you will all be pleased to know that I have finally had some time to do what I wanted to do 2 years ago.
More details comming
All good things in time... that middle brace looks solid?
dave
Here in South Africa, we have 16mm and 22mm as standards. The board you see is 22mm.
Cetainly about time! Can you imagine how I have been feeling every time i saw those poor drivers sitting their in their packing boxes.
Thought I would have a go at veneering them - Light cherry / natural cherry. Thought alot about that one and think the colour of the cherry will go well with the copper of the seas drivers.
Anyhow - A long day working on these monsters, so I am off to bed. Should be finished the construction tommorow, then time for a listen before finishing with veneer.
It has been encouraging to see all the others building their versions.
I am sure I don't have to say it, but thanks to all those that participated in this thread, even the protaganists ( I include myself amoungst that lot). Scott & Dave are real givers when it comes to this hobby. They spend alot of time researching and assisting others for projects they are not even interested in building themselves. Thanks guys
Cetainly about time! Can you imagine how I have been feeling every time i saw those poor drivers sitting their in their packing boxes.
Thought I would have a go at veneering them - Light cherry / natural cherry. Thought alot about that one and think the colour of the cherry will go well with the copper of the seas drivers.
Anyhow - A long day working on these monsters, so I am off to bed. Should be finished the construction tommorow, then time for a listen before finishing with veneer.
It has been encouraging to see all the others building their versions.
I am sure I don't have to say it, but thanks to all those that participated in this thread, even the protaganists ( I include myself amoungst that lot). Scott & Dave are real givers when it comes to this hobby. They spend alot of time researching and assisting others for projects they are not even interested in building themselves. Thanks guys
Byrd said:Should be finished the construction tommorow, then time for a listen before finishing with veneer.
June 2008 "honey, when are you going to finish those boxes? That MDF-stuff is sooo ugly..."
planet10 said:
June 2008 "honey, when are you going to finish those boxes? That MDF-stuff is sooo ugly..."
My thought exactly.
Scottmoose said:
I remember hearing something similar from my ex about the first pair of BIB cabinets I made. We split up shortly afterwards (after I'd finished the blasted things too, with a rather nice sycamor veneer on the front IIRC).
No great loss. I kept the horns.
Been there, DOING that.
Hope things are better now for you.
I'm done!
Finally...phew.
Front:
Side:
Back:
Inside the feet are jmangie73's updated XO:s :
And last but not least: What would Thor be without his hammer?
This is a reproduction of an ancient Viking artifact in bronze...
I'll get back to you with some listening impressions...
Finally...phew.
Front:
Side:
Back:
Inside the feet are jmangie73's updated XO:s :
And last but not least: What would Thor be without his hammer?
This is a reproduction of an ancient Viking artifact in bronze...
I'll get back to you with some listening impressions...
KarlXII said:I'm done!
And last but not least: What would Thor be without his hammer?
This is a reproduction of an ancient Viking artifact in bronze...
Damn you buggar, I was going to do a similar thing, with a Thor rune. Now I will look like a pretender
Anyway - absolutely exquisite. Thanks for posting
Scottmoose: WE DO! Thank you!
Hey, I like the snowflake background and Santa' hat.
About the speakers, they are going to take a while to break-in. Mine took around 200 hours to smooth out the barking tweets.
Perhaps it was psycho-acoustical in nature as the bass filled in about the same time. Hmmmmm. In either case exersize those woofers, make them move!
Most of all enjoy the fruits of your hard labor of love.
Congratulations, I KNOW you will Love'em.
My problem is now I have to upgrade the rest of my system to fully appreciate the Thors. LOL...what a shame.
Very nice job. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done.
Ron
Hey, I like the snowflake background and Santa' hat.
About the speakers, they are going to take a while to break-in. Mine took around 200 hours to smooth out the barking tweets.
Perhaps it was psycho-acoustical in nature as the bass filled in about the same time. Hmmmmm. In either case exersize those woofers, make them move!
Most of all enjoy the fruits of your hard labor of love.
Congratulations, I KNOW you will Love'em.
My problem is now I have to upgrade the rest of my system to fully appreciate the Thors. LOL...what a shame.
Very nice job. Pat yourself on the back for a job well done.
Ron
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