First OB

[scottjoplin]

Looking good, you've plenty of space there, experiment a bit with moving them forward

 

[mkane77g]

Doing it now

 

[scottjoplin]

You'll find it'll help a lot when you have the woofer connected. Also I'd advise studying Linkwitz to get the best out of placement

 

[mkane77g]

Thanks. Already pushin' the Souped up Cornwalls to the other room

 

[mkane77g]

Better

 

[scottjoplin]

Probably helps having those vanishing walls too!

 

[mkane77g]

Woofers up and running. Pretty slick sounding. All holes covered now.

 

[mkane77g]

My pic account doesn't show these sideways

 

[scottjoplin]

Ha ha, nevermind. What's the xover at?

 

[mkane77g]

right at about 75

 

[scottjoplin]

and you are crossing over to the fullrange too, ie high pass at the same frequency?

 

[mkane77g]

I am now, thanks

 

[scottjoplin]

It will be worth having a play around with the frequency too, I think it's a bit low, try 100Hz at least

 

[mkane77g]

I'm a 112. Sounding sweet playing Vanessa Hernandez

 

[mkane77g]

Having this adjustability on the fly is nice.

 

[scottjoplin]

I'll bet, what xover is it? I have active xover on my OB FAST set up but it's all analogue and not easily adjustable

 

[mkane77g]

I went the least expensive route on the electronics to start. Rolls SX45. $100.http://www.rolls.com/product.php?pid=SX45 I'll upgrade down the road I'm sure. My amps and phono pre's are DIY.

 

[scottjoplin]

Useful for experimenting with. Glad you're happy with them. I started with full range OB before experimenting with OB bass. Glad I did, I don't think there is anything as articulate. I listen to a lot of jazz and acoustic bass is so realistic with them

 

[mkane77g]

Blues here and my wife likes female vocals. I keep turning down the bias knob on the Dayton amp powering the woofers.

 

[scottjoplin]

Hello again. Just saw the picture of your speakers on another thread, I like the "rustic" look of them and they fit in nicely to the room