August 9, 201214 yr comment_529609 I remember those. Never heard one, but in theory it should be faster for sure. Report
August 9, 201214 yr comment_529611 Adding a sub and maintaining these goals is difficult. Agreed. Report
November 6, 201213 yr Author comment_543921 What strikes me about these horns is the soundstaging. It is quite nice and would be bettered only by a nice room and treatments in terms of upgrades I think, the electronics are very complementary. The subs and bass amp are done. Next step is the active crossover. Random phone shot: Report
November 6, 201213 yr comment_543935 My god...at first I thought those horns were part of the room. Nope just large ass f'in corner horns that's all. Report
November 6, 201213 yr Author comment_543937 Yup. For reference those heatsinks are 12"x12" I will bring the subs in and snap a shot tomorrow Also notice the bullets not the showerheads in the Lowthers. I think they are an improvement. Edited November 6, 201213 yr by luvdunhill Report
November 6, 201213 yr comment_543954 Yup. For reference those heatsinks are 12"x12" Team overkill FTMFW!!!1! Report
November 6, 201213 yr comment_543982 Yeah Jon at Lowther America is pretty adamant that the older bullet style plugs have better dispersion than the newer "shower head" ones - he said the new ones actually whistle at certain frequencies. When I got my dx65's he didn't even bother asking me for a choice and just put the bullet style on them. Report
November 6, 201213 yr comment_544044 Fantastic Marc! What are the black boxes in the back/side of the horns? I thought horns like that needed to be exactly in a corner with no gaps. Report
November 6, 201213 yr comment_544076 Fantastic Marc! What are the black boxes in the back/side of the horns? I thought horns like that needed to be exactly in a corner with no gaps. Those are custom subwoofers, and they are badass! These particular corner horns do not need to be placed fully into the corner, because they are not open on the sides like the old Klipsh corner horns. These are closed around all sides, and it's the folded interior that creates the horn loading. Very complex on the inside. I know because I helped Marc cut the 3000 pieces. I should also mention that as good as they look now, the front face and edges will be covered with 1/4" of solid Wenge. Hopefully we'll get to that sooner than later. Just beautiful Marc! Report
November 19, 201213 yr Author comment_546961 A bit of victory. My bass amp and balanced crossover are working! Yes those subs can put out quite nicely. I probably will cut a custom shelf and hang the crossover from the bottom. This means its time to work on my own crossover, which will be next. Report
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