Never thought I'd do this.. need help from the SQ guys!
50 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 146
Originally posted by defro13:
the cyclone sealed is a far cry from it vented, when we originally got the cyclones we tried them sealed and the performance was poor, the guy that designed them, his name is dominic, i believe he works for mark levinson now, recommended vented, and if you cant belive the guy who designed and built them, who can you believe.
the cyclone sealed is a far cry from it vented, when we originally got the cyclones we tried them sealed and the performance was poor, the guy that designed them, his name is dominic, i believe he works for mark levinson now, recommended vented, and if you cant belive the guy who designed and built them, who can you believe.
I recommend the Coustic. It's a nice piece, basic, good quality, nice slopes, good value, easy adjustment (I hate changing chips when I want to just tune/play around) and with AC they have that nasty reputation of being hit or miss of whether or not they are noisy (alt. whine).
Originally posted by defro:
similar types of servos have been designed by many people. the primary designer of the pg version was dominic
similar types of servos have been designed by many people. the primary designer of the pg version was dominic
I gave you my email addy... just send it when you have a chance. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
Yankee
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 3,599
All good choises and good recomendations.
JordyO- you SPL guys are welcome here anytime just wipe your feet on the mat before coming in next time (there was a little SPL on the bottom of your shoe)
AC will custom make and ship any crossover point resister for about $10 US.
JordyO- you SPL guys are welcome here anytime just wipe your feet on the mat before coming in next time (there was a little SPL on the bottom of your shoe)
AC will custom make and ship any crossover point resister for about $10 US.
50 Watt CAFz'r
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 146
Originally posted by defro:
similar types of servos have been designed by many people. the primary designer of the pg version was dominic
similar types of servos have been designed by many people. the primary designer of the pg version was dominic
Originally posted by Orion_95:
Your amp probably has a x-over built in.
Your amp probably has a x-over built in.
So then... what would be a good budget-concious amp with a good enough x-over in it?
(between 150-300w RMS in to 8 Ohms)
[ August 27, 2004, 12:23 PM: Message edited by: JordyO ]
Originally posted by dodgeram:
find yourself an old soundstream rubicon 702
it'll do 300 watts at 8 ohm mono it has an adjustable 24 db/octave lowpass filter and it has a built in adjustable subsonic filter(13-30hz)
find yourself an old soundstream rubicon 702
it'll do 300 watts at 8 ohm mono it has an adjustable 24 db/octave lowpass filter and it has a built in adjustable subsonic filter(13-30hz)
Now where the hell do I get one of those?!
Any idea how much it would be?
Anything else out there that could also do the job, that might be easier to find? (I know people don't like to give up their SS stuff)
