To pull off edm in room you need to fix the room first. The room creates the boom, not the speaker per se.
EDM is as deep as most audiophile systems eg reaching into the low 30's. Difference with EDM is the amplitude of the deep bass. When this is combined in room becomes a structural and a dimensional thing not easily treated.
Do not worry about the bass or room treating at this moment, I just don't want a big and too powerful subwoofer in my multi-way speaker, the sub driver can't be too big and the crossover cut-off can't be too low, it is as simple as that,
and of course it has to be as fast responding as possible, given the diameter
That is as far as bass go, I'm trying to focus on the Highs and the Mids here as I have explained,
any actual suggestion for the future speakers ?
and of course it has to be as fast responding as possible, given the diameter
That is as far as bass go, I'm trying to focus on the Highs and the Mids here as I have explained,
any actual suggestion for the future speakers ?
I would go with the pro-type (for a start up topic of conversation) with big amplitude and detail like the Pi or Geddes.
You have another kit at Solen CA with Volt drivers.
https://solen.ca/pub/index.php?catalog=kitgroups&s1=2&s2=6
Volt Home Studio Monitor v.2@Solen-CA
You have another kit at Solen CA with Volt drivers.
https://solen.ca/pub/index.php?catalog=kitgroups&s1=2&s2=6
Volt Home Studio Monitor v.2@Solen-CA
Last edited:
Which pro-type models are you referring to exactly ? Link ?
And I believe that I do not want to go with 2-way speakers that have only highs + a sub, even though a 2-way that has only highs+mids would be acceptable, if it really sounds better than a 3-way as a satellite ?
*(any help with this dilemma would be helpful, I just had someone suggest to me that 2-way speakers can reproduce better sound than 3-way...)
What do you think of Klipsch Heresy III and CF4, and are there any other brands/models that are vastly superior then these in the Highs/Mids/Clear detail reproduction, without giving overwhelming high frequencies and still retaining warm feeling ?
What is better depends on what set of compromises you choose, which ones are important to you. Some people find 1-ways better than 2-ways, particularily if used as satelites.
dave
Yeah, going bigger might be the step that determines the subtle detail to come out stronger. If only the loudness level would not be so determining for first listening impression- which is - I would certainly give a try to that funky projects or also Thorsten's 3 way with Audax drivers ( old ).
Inductor 😎
did say it right, meaning for pro=durability
I would add also = functionality
For home use I would follow the economic way but enough well made
such the classic 3 way as https://sites.google.com/site/undefinition/tarkus but that implies the definition of satellites as in
The market is closed to anything but MTM as I rarely see a 3-way with less than a 7". The cheap Technics and Pioneer from the eighties with a woofer and 2 domes for mid and treble-the tweeter was often a piezo!
Nowadays the techniques used in the Pro are transferred to the Consumer, intended as us being costumers to buy the goods- even OEM if you're goin wild ! So the scale is very vast for a Diyer and choosing the right products for your precise needs is...easier. That said, everything might be considered like assembling with bricks, so if one is satisfied with the products...I'm thinking of 2 ( or 3) way studio monitors, which is another segment of audio ( speakers) products
So there are many niches...well, 2 or 3 and those with HTs and the musicians, then there are the ....
😕
Inductor 😎
did say it right, meaning for pro=durabilityI would add also = functionality
For home use I would follow the economic way but enough well made
such the classic 3 way as https://sites.google.com/site/undefinition/tarkus but that implies the definition of satellites as in
so it would be nice to halven all the dimensions.
The market is closed to anything but MTM as I rarely see a 3-way with less than a 7". The cheap Technics and Pioneer from the eighties with a woofer and 2 domes for mid and treble-the tweeter was often a piezo!
Nowadays the techniques used in the Pro are transferred to the Consumer, intended as us being costumers to buy the goods- even OEM if you're goin wild ! So the scale is very vast for a Diyer and choosing the right products for your precise needs is...easier. That said, everything might be considered like assembling with bricks, so if one is satisfied with the products...I'm thinking of 2 ( or 3) way studio monitors, which is another segment of audio ( speakers) products
So there are many niches...well, 2 or 3 and those with HTs and the musicians, then there are the ....
😕
Wow, Tarkus design looks and seems very solid, especially the upper box is what I need,
Is there Anyone on These Forums who could build me and sell me one of these, I wish I had still access to a woodwork shop, but I currently do not :/
I will certainly very much appreciate all the help in this regard and pay for all the shipping !
No, that's not what you need ! You need something like " little two way in ABS case, 98 dB of SPL " which costs the same . You don't want any 88 dB@1W speakers, do you ?😱
Or maybe, look a the little hi-fi monitors with 4 " woofers.
A woofer like seas SEAS L12RCY/P or Tang band W4-1720.
Or maybe, look a the little hi-fi monitors with 4 " woofers.
A woofer like seas SEAS L12RCY/P or Tang band W4-1720.
Yes, I want them to be quite sensitive like that, what I meant was I would be just fine with a 2-way that has very high-quality drivers, and paper-dome for mids
Can you link/refer to any Particular model that I can take a look at, or even a pro kit to build my own ?
Thanks
Sooo, what i'm looking for is a very high-quality tweeter, and Large paper-dome mid-range, it can be either 2-way or 3-way,
Any ideas or picture I could look at which fit these specifications ?
Any ideas or picture I could look at which fit these specifications ?
As someone who listens to a lot of electronic music I'd go for one of these kits:
Waveguide Speaker kits DIY Sound Group
Waveguide Speaker kits DIY Sound Group
Where in Canada are you?
Wecan do bespoke cabinets, but usually do ones of our "own" design,mostly FR.
dave
You can also Google and link to your sites of interest. (I have no idea of your likes).
You also have the link for the Solen/Volt CA. 😉
The links and pics are just information and general ideas so you can go there and look at the various speakers they have to offer.
Some of those offerings you some times can buy in the speaker form finished (no tools needed) and others in a kit/diy.
So for the Solen/Volt you have an 8" (Volt BM220.8+Scan-Speak D2905_9300) with a 1" silk dome.
https://solen.ca/pub/index.php?catalog=kitdetails&idkit=27&g=13&s1=2&s2=6&kn=Volt+Kits
Volt Loudspeakers - BM220.8
http://www.scan-speak.dk/datasheet/pdf/d2905-930000.pdf
For Dr. Geddes speakers we show here the Nathan 10" vs. 12" Abbey side by side. Look in the links for others 8" and all. 😉
Loudspeakers
Nathan
GedLee Abbey 12 Loudspeaker Kit Immediately appealing with lifelike dynamics and great clarity. Article By Mike Galusha
For Wayne Parham (you can buy or build) 😉 speakers there are various models from 8" and on. The big difference to have in mind is the price of the speaker vs. the price of a DIY kit. Shown are two examples of a build. (Google for more)
Hope you enjoy the links provided. Have fun. 🙂
Pi Speakers - Product Line and Driver Complements
Pi Speaker Kits
AudioRoundTable.com: Pi Speakers => Modifed 4 Pi Build Report
My Three Pi Speakers Finished
Attachments
Have you ever noticed that the Horns are hard on the ears, especially at higher volumes, as is in the case of Klipsch Heresy ?
- Status
- Not open for further replies.