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A always considered that there are two altimate clowns in audio-press: Srajan Ebaen from 6.moons and Steven Rochlin from enjoy the Music. If I perceive Steven Rochlin as some kind of freakish “Da Ali G” of audio then Srajan stir within me with ...
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Hi Romy,
FYI: The previous photo of some unknown persons "pile o' horns" appears to be:
Upper midrange: 1" TAD TD-2002 mounted to 650Hz Edgarhorn
Supertweeter: Fostex T90A or T925A.
Lower midrange: ...
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A correction: the installation above is not Reinhard’s but by Klaus Speth. Klaus and Reinhard experiment with audio together and Reinhard has his own Goto setup. Here is more information about Klaus’ system with Reinhard’s comments:
Midb...
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In garage before getting to the room.
I don't know why, but photo in room is turned during upload.
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I see some posts predicting that the use of bronze for the Mid-Range horns (see photos above) would result in ringing... Well, I respectfully beg to differ; I think this is one area where the designer may have done well... Too bad he polished them.
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Just listened to Gould’s unusual Brahms Intermezzi (See Music Board) via
the Loudspeakers for the first time. The speakers were powered by the MA-9S2s. Of
course I’ve noticed before how Gould deconstructs these pieces. Today I took
advantage o...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
"...Jessie, I pulled posts from Macondo Axioms thread and encapsulated them onto a new thread dedicated explicitly to your project. I hope you do not mind..."No problem... I was actually starting to feel a bit apprehensi...
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Paul, the
problem could be unsolvable if this peak is due to cone geometry. Flat cones in
general behave very good up to a certain frequency, but they have strong standing wave
mode (its magnitude depends of...
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[quote user="Romy the Cat"] After a few month of living with YO186 I think I know everything about this tube. I do not use the YO186 all time and I think the explanation why I do not use it all time would well describe what YO186 is and how I use...
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Because I feel that with your help, sooner or later I will solve this problem. So far I have been feeling very frustrated for days, so I decided to post this on the forum as a last resort. I do not know any people who know electronics constructi...
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[quote user="Paul S"]All I want is wide-range drivers as fast as a Lowther DX4 [/quote]Paul,
I have listened DX4 driver. In my view
this fastness that you report is completely artificial and absolutely non-musical
as it does not have any relation...
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Hi Romy,
been reading you for some years now and 99% of the cases agree with your judgments (and sarcastic criticism).
Some data on ANIMA.
The bass is an exp horn tunned to 50Hz using the floor as a virtual expansion of the...
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Thank you for answers .
Yes you are right there is nothing about test jacks (I do hope its the right name ) in the schematics.
Sorry for not being clear.
On the thread "Building Melquiades :chronicle of full ...
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Today, December 18 many years ago, a Russian refugee running form the Red Plague and after spending some time in Northern Europe was forced to make living by playing piano. By the today’s concert that took place in Providence RI, Sergey Rachmanin...
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Bill Woods of the AH! Company:
http://www.acoustichorn.com
…. posted at his site a write up about the advantages of his conical horns:
http://www.acoustichorn.com/news/index.php?id=8313229270608416105
I meant to post a reply at his blog and...
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NPR July 16, 2007 by Nell Boyce To listen the programm go: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=11851842 and click "Listen"At the Library of Congress, in a small, white room with bright red carpet, physicist Carl Haber sits down ...
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Opening nights, opening minds
Innovative new conductors in LA, NY challenge the BSO to do more
By Jeremy Eichler, Globe Staff | October 18, 2009
Opening night concerts at the most esteemed orchestras are usually a bit of a ...
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The Valve Technology Milestone Timeline Courtesy to the National Valve Museum
1640
The first vacuum. Otto von Guericke's air pump
1643
The barometer first demonstrated by Evangelista Torricelli
1654
Magdeberg Hemispheres a d...
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