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In the Thread: Vitavox’s S2 Survival Guide.
Post Subject: Re: About the bug-screensPosted by CO on: 11/25/2005
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So did you try damping the diaphragms or not?
I have also had good results as well with very little PVA based "art varnish"
I also have a question regarding what you said an earlier post in this thread;
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3) For some
reason removing the tweeter’s screens apparently screwed the phases
somehow (soundstage allocation). I began to have a difficulty getting
my “Trio Sound”. In my room properly set, properly powered and properly
“massaged” Trio horns usually “compress” air and produce what I call a
“hurricane/tornado effect”. I use to be surrounded with thick and
tangible clouds of compressed air that spun around intensifying space
and musical time, filled with bubbles of Sound, appearing and exploding
somewhere within the room, opening the sealed-within music memories and
revealing Life. Since screens were removed I had only the beautiful
“wide and deep soundstage”. In fact, I am still able to create my
“hurricane/tornado” effect however it happens only within extremely
small listening space that eliminates some desirable listening
experiences. (Like exploring the Sound from the “side”, ability to
“walk into the sonic event”, to “conduct” the orchestra by changing the
listening position, to “torment the Sound” and so on…) I spent a long
time moving everything that was movable but I failed. For some reason
without the screens the heights ground down my attention to reality. I
am sure the engineers would explain it more intelligently than I do.
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Do your current horns "compress" or "do the hurricane/tornado effect” as well as your former Trio's?
I know you wrote later the trios are "duller" or something like that,
than your current horns but i mean specifically in this regard, "exploding bubbles"
Could it be this is related to compression ratio ?
Edit--> just looked at there site and there range seems to have
changed since last i have seen them years ago. Back then i
remember that the throat was much smaller. I geuss they changed that
because the sound was too colored (just geussing) I remember them very slowly expanding like
like a blown instrument.
Also you discribed the removal of the screens messed with imaging off center.
My
geuss would be the screens created a more stable wavefront across the
diameter of the throat that stayed "intact" longer while traveling
towards the mouth.
Did you ever get the screens installed again back then and still observe the same effect?
Still reading...
Regards,
Collin
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