Does anyone own a pair of Sony SS-M7?
- Thread starter Jonny English
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We did have quite the fan of the closed box 3-way Sony SS-M7 a while back:
Crossover Mods to Increase Bass Level?
He moved on to the later Sony SS-M7A:
Good cabinet construction:
For the technically minded, I think these were Vifa 8" and 5" polycones with a Vifa soft dome.
A good enough combo, IMO. The sloped baffle, aka time-alignment, is quite the rage these days.
Crossover Mods to Increase Bass Level?
He moved on to the later Sony SS-M7A:
Good cabinet construction:
For the technically minded, I think these were Vifa 8" and 5" polycones with a Vifa soft dome.
A good enough combo, IMO. The sloped baffle, aka time-alignment, is quite the rage these days.
Jonny,
I bought the demo pair of SS-M7's from the local dealer on closeout when they were discontinued. They were my only speakers for years, until I got the bug to start building speakers for the fun of it. They still sound good in my garage driven by a Luxman integrated, probably better than anything I build if I'm honest.
A sketch of the driver baffle is attached, dimensions in cm, NOT to scale. The baffle slopes back at 11 degrees as measured both by protractor and smartphone inclinometer. The sides slope 10 degrees (measured on the flat sides, not along the front edges).
If you need more measurements, just ask!
Bill
I bought the demo pair of SS-M7's from the local dealer on closeout when they were discontinued. They were my only speakers for years, until I got the bug to start building speakers for the fun of it. They still sound good in my garage driven by a Luxman integrated, probably better than anything I build if I'm honest.
A sketch of the driver baffle is attached, dimensions in cm, NOT to scale. The baffle slopes back at 11 degrees as measured both by protractor and smartphone inclinometer. The sides slope 10 degrees (measured on the flat sides, not along the front edges).
If you need more measurements, just ask!
Bill
