Right Ed,
but this product is origin from switzerland. You can buy it in a shop.
German Physiks use it in his loudspeaker and I like this speaker.
I think MDF/HDF with Hawaphon is a better and cheaper solution then the solution from Rockport but again you have to find anybody which is able to build the cabinet.
but this product is origin from switzerland. You can buy it in a shop.
German Physiks use it in his loudspeaker and I like this speaker.
I think MDF/HDF with Hawaphon is a better and cheaper solution then the solution from Rockport but again you have to find anybody which is able to build the cabinet.
jpetek said:
An array of dual cones was the cinema standard in the German Democratic Republic. I guess I needn´t tell you the reason why.
Mabe he´s got a chance to get the lobing-free 120 dB with several rows of FALs.
Best a planar array with the 110dB Infraplanar as sub.
So, I´ll better stop "polluting" this forum with talks about speakers that belong in the "ESLs, planars, alternative technologies" forum (yes, such a forum exists here).
Ultimate bottom end
Hi,
I did some work in trade once and received a Bag End ELF processor. It does a couple physics tricks, and you end up with a -3dB point at 8.0 Hz. My modest implementation has 4 Eminence Beta 10's and a Beta 10CX with an ASD:1001 compression driver in each cabinet. Commercially available cabinets were dual 18's and coaxial 10's. Bag End lost their license to the ELF technology, but It's all still available from Alembic who designed and made it.
The extra three octaves of pass band add quite a bit to most recordings. The extended low frequency channel just extends below a normal woofer. The cabinets are all sealed and tuned to 0.707, so the bass response is fast and tight. The components are cheap enough to try out as an experiment.
Hi,
I did some work in trade once and received a Bag End ELF processor. It does a couple physics tricks, and you end up with a -3dB point at 8.0 Hz. My modest implementation has 4 Eminence Beta 10's and a Beta 10CX with an ASD:1001 compression driver in each cabinet. Commercially available cabinets were dual 18's and coaxial 10's. Bag End lost their license to the ELF technology, but It's all still available from Alembic who designed and made it.
The extra three octaves of pass band add quite a bit to most recordings. The extended low frequency channel just extends below a normal woofer. The cabinets are all sealed and tuned to 0.707, so the bass response is fast and tight. The components are cheap enough to try out as an experiment.
@jpetek
Try a lookout to the following THIS thread of ShinOBIWAN The design of his Speakers seems to fit ..
Good luck
artQuake
Try a lookout to the following THIS thread of ShinOBIWAN The design of his Speakers seems to fit ..
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Good luck
artQuake
Harry3 said:
My guess is that the new SS drivers are derived from the Gryphon devellopment...but its only a guess😀
My ultimate speakers would be>
http://www.steinwaylyngdorf.com/
Helas impossible (?) to copy and way beyond my budget.
http://www.steinwaylyngdorf.com/
Helas impossible (?) to copy and way beyond my budget.
Forgot to mention they cost $150.000,-
Anyone want to lent me that pm me, you know I'm good for it, trust me.😀
Anyone want to lent me that pm me, you know I'm good for it, trust me.😀
thats just an open baffle with ribbon tweeter, big woofers and fantasy price tag. look at www.linkwitzlab.com for something similar, probably better design (acoustic) and realistic price. its up to you to cover it in expensive veneer for this special feeling. and to have a true emulation of the speakers you mentioned, you have to throw away 145.000 dollars after you finished the linkwitz speakers 😉
At least that includes amplifiers, CD player, DRC... Some speakers cost that much and don't include anything
http://theaudiocritic.com/blog/index.php?op=ViewArticle&articleId=7&blogId=1
I’d actually seriously consider this system. Linkwitz is one of the fathers of it all. Drivers here are one of the best out there. Don’t think you going to beat the sound of these by the insane megabuck speakers. Frankly, I don’t even like the appearance of VR11.
I’d give these guys a listen also. http://www.usheraudiousa.com/
I’d actually seriously consider this system. Linkwitz is one of the fathers of it all. Drivers here are one of the best out there. Don’t think you going to beat the sound of these by the insane megabuck speakers. Frankly, I don’t even like the appearance of VR11.
I’d give these guys a listen also. http://www.usheraudiousa.com/
Hi,
this small loudspeaker you cannot compare with the Vr11.
This one is the right one:
http://www.linkwitzlab.com/B-Grand.htm
regards
Josef
this small loudspeaker you cannot compare with the Vr11.
This one is the right one:
http://www.linkwitzlab.com/B-Grand.htm
regards
Josef
What I would find funny is a Wilson WAMM clone. The original WAMM used Braun compact speakers as they are and an ESL between them that ran parallel to the dome tweeters. So one could use two compact speakers, an ESL tweeter panel like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/B-W-Electrost...ryZ14993QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
and a self-made 15" bass box, merged by a DEQX.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/B-W-Electrost...ryZ14993QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
and a self-made 15" bass box, merged by a DEQX.
Hi if money is no option maybe try these by Magico.
http://www.audiorevelation.com/cre/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=21&products_id=436
and they are not even the top of the line ones...
Cheers
http://www.audiorevelation.com/cre/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=21&products_id=436
and they are not even the top of the line ones...
Cheers
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