Hi all,
If you have choose between the Thor T-Line (Seas Excel) kit at http://www.madisound.com/thor.html and the Vienna Acoustics Bach whick would you pick and why?
Any input from you would be appreciated.🙂
If you have choose between the Thor T-Line (Seas Excel) kit at http://www.madisound.com/thor.html and the Vienna Acoustics Bach whick would you pick and why?
Any input from you would be appreciated.🙂
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JasonL said:Those Thors are nice..
But everytime i look at them i think that they probably aren't optimum -- Joe got so close. It would have been nice to see what he could have done if he'd downloaded Martin's software or given George a call. The alignment tables he used are very limited.
dave
I started building Thor this past weekend.
Will the design be negatively effected if I increase the thickness of all of the walls? I would like to make the walls 3/4" mdf covered in 3/4" red oak, resulting in 1.5" thick external walls. The internal transmission line will remain 3/4" mdf, as called for The internal volume will be the exactly the same, except for that the drivers will be mounted 1/2" farther out, due to the thicker front baffle. The drivers will remain flush to the baffle. The original design calls for 1" mdf, and I will have a combined 1.5" front baffle, and the speaker cabinet 10" wide instead of 9" wide. How will effect the sonics? Will the phase be effected by a wider cabinet?
Has anyone else built Thor? I am wondering if it is worth the effort to biamp this speaker also.
EDIT: started a new thread. if you want to reply to my post, do so here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5587
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Brian
Will the design be negatively effected if I increase the thickness of all of the walls? I would like to make the walls 3/4" mdf covered in 3/4" red oak, resulting in 1.5" thick external walls. The internal transmission line will remain 3/4" mdf, as called for The internal volume will be the exactly the same, except for that the drivers will be mounted 1/2" farther out, due to the thicker front baffle. The drivers will remain flush to the baffle. The original design calls for 1" mdf, and I will have a combined 1.5" front baffle, and the speaker cabinet 10" wide instead of 9" wide. How will effect the sonics? Will the phase be effected by a wider cabinet?
Has anyone else built Thor? I am wondering if it is worth the effort to biamp this speaker also.
EDIT: started a new thread. if you want to reply to my post, do so here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5587
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Brian
Variac,
Sriegel provided, the below info several months ago on driver sand tweets. I don't have any info on X-over or box. I wonder anyone out there has these info.
"seas t14rcy for the mids (zalytron $43 each)
scan speak d2905/9300 tweets (parts express 75.95 each)
the site is www.snippets.org/ldsg/intro.php3"
Sriegel provided, the below info several months ago on driver sand tweets. I don't have any info on X-over or box. I wonder anyone out there has these info.
"seas t14rcy for the mids (zalytron $43 each)
scan speak d2905/9300 tweets (parts express 75.95 each)
the site is www.snippets.org/ldsg/intro.php3"
Bob Stout
Cutoff from the rest of the world. ISP moved. Communication supplier did not deliver on time.
It'll be back.
dave
Cutoff from the rest of the world. ISP moved. Communication supplier did not deliver on time.
It'll be back.
dave
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