Nice looking, but some questions . . .

Posted by M3 lover (A) on May 14, 2012 at 09:54:52

In Reply to: Dunlavy 1VA type clone speakers posted by DanWilson on May 13, 2012 at 22:47:25:

1. Were your cabinet step-back depths for the drivers based on actual dimensions from the chosen drivers?

2. Did you consider or experiment with deep wool felt absorption surrounding the drivers?

3. Are your crossovers first-order, designed to maintain time-phase coherency?

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Topic - Dunlavy 1VA type clone speakers - DanWilson 22:47:25 05/13/12 (14)

RE: Dunlavy 1VA type clone speakers - Pro Sound Guy 13:16:04 05/15/12 (0)

Why shove them in the corners? - Ozzy 15:52:39 05/14/12 (2)

I absolutely agree - M3 lover 22:37:38 05/14/12 (1)

RE: I absolutely agree - jimdgouilding@yahoo.com 13:09:17 05/15/12 (0)

That IS excellent craftsmanship Dan~nT - Cleantimestream 14:28:15 05/14/12 (1)

RE: That IS excellent craftsmanship Dan~nT - DanWilson 15:12:11 05/14/12 (0)

Good Job! - Brian A 13:03:23 05/14/12 (0)

Nice looking, but some questions . . . - M3 lover 09:54:52 05/14/12 (4)

RE: Nice looking, but some questions . . . - DanWilson 13:41:06 05/14/12 (2)

Dunlavy designs - M3 lover 17:44:53 05/14/12 (1)

I met the man - Brian A 17:55:31 05/14/12 (0)

In a more general sense, - Presto 13:07:30 05/14/12 (0)

crossover for Dunlavy clone - hawkmoon 05:55:56 05/14/12 (1)

RE: crossover for Dunlavy clone - DanWilson 08:40:50 05/14/12 (0)

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Nice looking, but some questions . . . - M3 lover 09:54:52 05/14/12 (4)

RE: Nice looking, but some questions . . . - DanWilson 13:41:06 05/14/12 (2)

Dunlavy designs - M3 lover 17:44:53 05/14/12 (1)

I met the man - Brian A 17:55:31 05/14/12 (0)

In a more general sense, - Presto 13:07:30 05/14/12 (0)

Nice looking, but some questions . . .

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