GM said:
I was going to wait till Ron gave us Curvy Chili, but here is just Chili/ Plans up on the FH site.
http://p10hifi.net/tlinespeakers/FH/download/ChiliChang-map-271007.pdf
dave
Thanks Planet 10
Home depot here I come! I will build the half changs yey...I will try to post pics when I get them done. Probably by the end of next month.
Home depot here I come! I will build the half changs yey...I will try to post pics when I get them done. Probably by the end of next month.
Hi Dave and Scott,
Thankyou thankyou!!!! I have just seen this years christmas present!
"umm.....honeeeeyyyy.....!!!!"
Thankyou thankyou!!!! I have just seen this years christmas present!
"umm.....honeeeeyyyy.....!!!!"
Guys, I'm really glad the speakers went down well, especially for you Bob, as their owner of course! Wish I could build them that pretty. It's always good to get some feedback from builders & also independant sets of ears, whether it's positive or constructive cititcism. Martin -your good opinion of their sonics means a lot.
Out of interest, what values (roughly) did you end up with in the correction circuit?
Out of interest, what values (roughly) did you end up with in the correction circuit?
We ran with only one set of values for the BSC. A 1 mH inductor and a 4 ohm resistance. The circuit I left with Bob has a rheostat (variable resistor) so he can experiment with different resistance values and determine what works best for him in his set-up and room.
Aha. Cheers for that Martin. I thought the values would probably hover around that point.
Nearly forgot: a single vent version of the Chilli-Chang is possible -just double the front-rear depth of the lower slot-vent. Compared to a normal MLTL it's not going to go as low, as we're limited in the line-length of the main enclosure, but it should cater for 167 owners who want a slightly different presentation. 🙂
Nearly forgot: a single vent version of the Chilli-Chang is possible -just double the front-rear depth of the lower slot-vent. Compared to a normal MLTL it's not going to go as low, as we're limited in the line-length of the main enclosure, but it should cater for 167 owners who want a slightly different presentation. 🙂
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was going to wait till Ron gave us Curvy Chili, but here is just Chili/ Plans up on the FH site.
Sorry, work is killing me rapidly.
ron
Sorry, work is killing me rapidly.
ron
gychang said:
Depends on who you ask, but understand it was just meant to be a humorously flippant (silly) remark with no disrespect meant to you or any of the Chang Dynasty.
planet10 said:
Thanks! Gees, didn't know one was already in the works. I can't keep up! I help Scott get a little better understanding of various alignments awhile back and he runs amuck with MJK's software! 🙂 Ah! The exuberance of youth, wish I still had mine in such heady times as these!
ronc said:
A common problem in America these days. For sure it took its toll on my overall health, personal relationships, etc. and why I got off that particular merry-go-round at 48, which now has its own set of stress factors due to circumstances apparently beyond our citizen's and/or government's control.
GM
half chang
hmmmm. but how would they sound with fe206esr.input is really neaded. could you show a photo of bsc. i would like to build a pair.
im a little slow.
hmmmm. but how would they sound with fe206esr.input is really neaded. could you show a photo of bsc. i would like to build a pair.
im a little slow.
ronc said:
Ron,
No need to apologize... just don't let work kill you... the world would lose some of its riches
dave
GM said:
of course, this is enjoyable and helps take mind off of more important and stressful things in life. I am all for keeping it light and enjoyable.
gychang
gychang said:
I'm going to steal that one for the half-Chili Chang (from now on lnown as Kim Chi Chang)
dave
planet10 said:
My mouth is watering thinking about it. An acquired taste to be sure but I'm sure glad I know about it.
Scottmoose said:
Could this "line length" be increased for this single vent version? How much larger would it need to be?
Scottmoose said:
Compared to a MLTL, what would some of the sonic differences be?
RockysDad said:
Yes, it can be increased. As for how long it would need to be, we're in the 'how long is a piece of string' zone, as it depends on the tuning frequency, and also how tall a box you can stomach. If you make a considerable addition for example, you'll be getting near to the height of the doubled box. Not that there's anything wrong with that of course.
RockysDad said:
Martin made some remarks about that above as compared to his Lowther based MLTLs. The only additions I would add are I'd expect a larger LF soundstage & improved directionality (similar to a BLH in this respect).