Thanks for your motivation... I still keep learning and trying to produce more and more beautiful and great sound speakers. If you really want to have one, I will find a way to ship to you!
DSP-controlled Desktop-Speaker with Tangband W4-655
W4-655EA
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W4-655EA
Cool!
Wow, those W4-655 really breakup after 10kHz.
Your DSP is computer based or with a miniDSP?
I'm using a hifiakademie-Amp with integrated DSP: ....::: HIFIAkademie.de :::....
... but Equalizer APO will do the job also.
... but Equalizer APO will do the job also.
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I'm using a hifiakademie-Amp with integrated DSP: ....::: HIFIAkademie.de :::....
... but Equalizer APO will do the job also.
That is some... ahem... rack!
Mark 7 / Markaudio
Hello
Here my second homemade boxes after 40 years.
The first boxes were 3-way-Perless speakers.
Now i love fullrange speakers and i build the
Mark 7 with Markaudio CHR-70 Gen.3.
All a happy and healthy new year.
Pit
Hello
Here my second homemade boxes after 40 years.
The first boxes were 3-way-Perless speakers.
Now i love fullrange speakers and i build the
Mark 7 with Markaudio CHR-70 Gen.3.
All a happy and healthy new year.
Pit
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by the book (I hope) uFonken build
Built these for my older brother for xmas. Think I converted him... payback you know. 1/2" bb, wool damping, conversion varnish. I've found that a pin nailer is great for putting together these little guys. No joints, just spread glue, nail, clamp and wait a little bit.
The ff85wk sounded a little harsh at first with no break-in, but then I was comparing to the scanspeak which have paid their dues.
Overall, I've enjoyed the response from non-audio centric people who seem bewildered at the great sound coming out of little speakers.
O.k., back to the FHXLs.
Built these for my older brother for xmas. Think I converted him... payback you know. 1/2" bb, wool damping, conversion varnish. I've found that a pin nailer is great for putting together these little guys. No joints, just spread glue, nail, clamp and wait a little bit.
The ff85wk sounded a little harsh at first with no break-in, but then I was comparing to the scanspeak which have paid their dues.
Overall, I've enjoyed the response from non-audio centric people who seem bewildered at the great sound coming out of little speakers.
O.k., back to the FHXLs.
