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Here is an interview with Tom Danley and surprisingly sane questions asked:http://audioxpress.com/interviews/qa-tom-danley/...
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Here is an interview with Tom Danley and surprisingly sane questions asked:http://audioxpress.com/interviews/qa-tom-danley/...
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If I think about the last 10-20 years, the only name that keeps coming up is Tom Danley. Synergy and Unity horns and tapped horn subwoofers got a fair amount of traction in the pro sound and DIY HiFi world. Just about everything else is “old technolo...
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I think the most room friendly and the most universal Danley speaker is the SM60. It has a 5 inch coax and two 8 inch bass speaker in a tricky molded horn, and small, light enough to use it with a standard telescopic pro speaker stand and keep it abo...
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Josh, I never tried exactly what you are describing, and I don't understand how it would "cancel errors" in real life, but you should try it. For a similar-but- opposite take, have you seen the Danley multi-driver horns yet? There's more on these -...
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Whilst I am in UK I found a local guy who uses Tom Danley's unity horns for home installation snd drive them with SET amplification. This is very interesting as I never heard them and very much look forward to familirize myself with this new toour so...
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Tom Danley, the owner of DanleySoundLabs is an interesting not BS-type of guy. I would not be surprised if his middle-like speakers sound more interesting then majority if high-end audio speakers. It not necessary says that his Danley’s speakers grea...
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Thanks, Josh. I looked for it and found a good link that accumulates a lot of recourses about Danley DTS-10.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1189404
I did not know about DTS-10 but this morning I did sent to Tom a...
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From: Tom DanleySent: Tuesday, May 05, 2009 5:56 PMTo: RomySubject: From Tom DanleyHi Romy
http://www.goodsoundclub.com/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?postID=10359#10359
I hope you don’t mind the intrusion, it was suggested I could answer...
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I tried dozens of different PA speakers at home in the last 5 years, and I honestly can say the only speakers could be used at home are the Danley SOundlabs speakers - at least according to my experience. The new SM60 is a very room friendly speaker,...
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Hi Romy,You should have to check Tom Danley's speakers at http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/. He has quite a few tapped horn subs and Synergy horns for PA, but there are people using his speakers at home, like myself. I have changed from Avantgarde Acos...
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This is an old topic, but just in case, Danley now offer the DTS20, and that seems to have the format ratio Romy was looking for in the past.
Cheers!
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https://tomdanley.com/hyperion/
No surprises here, but direction of travel may interest some.
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[quote user="decoud"]Romy, apologies for being unclear: the amp is not yet built: this is just a spare chassis I am offering for others who may wish to build it too. Inputs and outputs have not yet been added to the chassis. I therefore cannot co...
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Tom Danley, the owner of DanleySoundLabs is an interesting not BS-type of guy. I would not be surprised if his middle-like speakers sound more interesting then majority if high-end audio speakers. It not necessary says that his Danley’s speakers grea...
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I think the most room friendly and the most universal Danley speaker is the SM60. It has a 5 inch coax and two 8 inch bass speaker in a tricky molded horn, and small, light enough to use it with a standard telescopic pro speaker stand and keep it abo...
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I tried dozens of different PA speakers at home in the last 5 years, and I honestly can say the only speakers could be used at home are the Danley SOundlabs speakers - at least according to my experience. The new SM60 is a very room friendly speaker,...
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If I think about the last 10-20 years, the only name that keeps coming up is Tom Danley. Synergy and Unity horns and tapped horn subwoofers got a fair amount of traction in the pro sound and DIY HiFi world. Just about everything else is “old technolo...
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Possibly reflects poor use of my free time, but: http://cgi.ebay.com/Danley-Sound-Labs-DTS-10-Hometheater-Subwoofer-KIT-NIB-/200476677178?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ead57543aMight never see it at this price again...Paul ...
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[quote user="decoud"]Romy, apologies for being unclear: the amp is not yet built: this is just a spare chassis I am offering for others who may wish to build it too. Inputs and outputs have not yet been added to the chassis. I therefore cannot co...
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[quote user="noviygera"] I am NOT talking about single wideband drivers or any back loaded type horns. I am talking about properly made front loaded horns. For example, the Danley Synergy horns, that use single horn with multiple drivers to cover a w...
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Actually (probably because of the phase coherence and tight dispersion control) they sound very good even with some basic equipments, like the small 300 USD Parasound zAmp for example, but I like them most with the pro MC2 Audio MC1250 amps or the Fr...
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I’m absolutely certain that the mids and lows are designed in the same function supporting fashion as I described the compression driver. Danley explicitly explains this in his patent. For my own amusement, I went through all the math and calculation...
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I tried, unsuccessfully, to post that link, but you found it. I am not certain if you will find useable comments about its sound, but there are some there that are quite knowledgeable and many others that are number jockies.The size/format is also ...
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[quote user="decoud"]This is a synergy horn, a topology that Danley has a patent on, I believe, and certainly the most expertise. There have been extensive discussions on this site about it, including Romy's theoretical objections to the idea. In a s...
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[quote user="JLH"] I do not believe you fully understand what Danley is doing with the Synergy horn. [/quote]
Nope, I do not. Well, I understand it but I am not willing to acknowledge that I understand it as the Synergy horn idea looks too fre...
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Dear John,
I hope you don't mind me writing directly to you. I've been posting on Romy the
Cat's audio boa...
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First let me say I am NOT trying to promote the Synergy horn. I just think it is very intresting to look at and to think about.Ideal loading only occurs at a singular frequency within any horn. This ideal loading point is where the length is 1/2 a wa...
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The thing is, other people have been here before, and between them they have already gotten results that would take most of us at least a few steps closer to verisimilitude. Sorry to be such a whore, but it just seems reasonable to make use of readil...
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This http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/danley/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/OS80-Spec-sheet.pdf has been mentioned before; speaker cable length is soluble, and then you use your main system, remotely controlled by your phone via wifi, no?...
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