In Reply to: RE: Open Baffle/Frugal Horn posted by mor2bz on December 22, 2009 at 09:49:51:
Thanks mor, sorry about that. Thanks for your interest! My room is approx 20 * 25. It's comprised of carpeting, drywall and a drop ceiling (absorbant paneling). I have done some amateur, DIY acoustic treatment. I have absorbant paneling for the rear and adjascent walls. I also have 6 DIY bass traps, 4 for the corners and 2 at the middle of the long walls.It doubles as a jam room, play room and audio room. I have tried to picture this for you. I have taken each half of the room and a view from my listening seat. I have 2 seperate power lines running directly from my box. One for digital and one for analog.
I am a bass player and amateur musician. I have a keen ear and plan to keep it that way so lower volumes is where I tend to listen. Also, I have a young family, 3 year and 6 mo. old so someone is always napping, including me! LOL.
I am a rock and jazz type, however, everything else short of country and classical is in the mix. Lately, I can't get enough of Herbie Hancock. I am also a devoted analog-head. My TT spins daily and for this system I am building, it will be vinyl only. I have a dedicated power line direct from my box for this also. No digital at all!!
These are some of the choices I have had on the table:
Klipsch RB-61, new
Klipsch LaScala, used $400
Klipsch Heresy 1, 4 ohm, used $200
Tekton model 6.5, new
Tekton Open Baffle, new
DIY frugal horn, Metronome design
DIY Open baffle, several design considerationsBudget for new speakers can't be more than $800 CDN funds, all in.
..."my system's sound so sweet!! Hee-hee!!"
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- RE: Open Baffle/Frugal Horn - poppachubby 12:19:32 12/22/09 (1)
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