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In Reply to: RE: About enclosing the rear. posted by tomservo on November 13, 2024 at 08:42:32
just built a pair of these and I am very happy with the imaging and clarity they provide! I have them setting a little above ear level about 12 feet away from my listening chair. They provide a nice "curtain" of sound.
I placed them on top of my Edgarhorns and they sound almost as good as the edgarhorn tractrix horn that have B&C DCX462 drivers in them!
I need to find a good place to set them up permanently, with a sub, to amaze people - lol.
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Nice! I am glad you tried it, that is an amazing little driver and illustrates what radiation from a single point in time and space does for the stereo image (makes a strong phantom image). You can EQ if you want and you will hear it's limits if you ask for too much bass.
Next time you feel like trying something, move them closer to you and farther from the walls. If you halve the distance, you raise the peak about SPL 6dB and reduce the "room sound" part of it by around the same amount.
The should present a somewhat different and even better listening experience.
At desk top distance / use, they lack nothing and still don't intrude in the stereo image .
I will try moving them closer to me, perhaps using some sawhorses as a base.
Nice work. Modern drivers are so much more refined as direct radiators or for horns.
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