Yeah, Sardis is to Chilliwack like Whalley is to Surrey. Enjoy [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img]

[ October 31, 2003, 01:21 PM: Message edited by: SUX 2BU ]

 

Negative. Sardis is to Chilliwack what White Rock is to Surrey. Most people here are either newly wed, or nearly dead!

...Well except me of course, but we see an obvious explanation to that. Look at my face after all. Aren't I sexy? LOL

[ October 31, 2003, 02:48 PM: Message edited by: A Greasy Cweese ]

 

Would it also have to do with the way the tweeter disperses the high range sounds that has to do with sibilance?

Also with the amount of power being fed to the set along with how clean it is?

 

Any sugestions on how to reduce the sound. I played with the EQ and reduced the sound a fair bit, but not to my likeing. I am running 75 watts rms to each of them.

 

Get horns, your sibilance problem will melt away...

[ November 04, 2003, 03:25 PM: Message edited by: WeDgE ]

 

I did a fiew things over the past weekend ....

I pretyt much got rid of all the harsh S's. Its amazing... It could be a fiew things, Ill do some more experiments this weekend, but none of the things include attenuation or the tweeters or EQ settings.

Will let you know.

 

Let me know what you did. Any help would be great. Thanks.

 

So the way you got rid of the harsh S's was to turn the volume down? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

 

No... I think it has a lot more to do with me getting rid of some of that shiny plastic reflective material on my doors.

The difference is night and day.

I have nott had time to test exactly what did it, but I beleive that was the biggest difference.