@4thtry said:
If you came in close with a macro lens, put the camera on a tripod, and then added just the right amount of side and back lighting, I think you could make the surround look like a picturesque early morning mountain range and valley scene! Would make for a very interesting photographic challenge!
Aside from the Mariana Trenches in the surround - you might be on something . . .
That was the last version of the MAX Fidelity midbasses. They changed the cone to dustcap transition a bit for it. The previous cone looked more like the Dynaudio, Audio Technology, and DynaVox derivatives.
While I am assuming Thanh means a nearfield response plot due that these are likely gated measurements, I don't feel that they are required here due to using the IEC baffle mounting, and being in a very large room to keep the gate to a very long window. I would not be surprised if there is no gating used at all.
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Aside from the Mariana Trenches in the surround - you might be on something . . .
MaxFidelity MF165/77L8
^ NLA ?
Yes
That was the last version of the MAX Fidelity midbasses. They changed the cone to dustcap transition a bit for it. The previous cone looked more like the Dynaudio, Audio Technology, and DynaVox derivatives.
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I sold those to Brad a few years ago, I forget where I got them though. Nice woofer.
Probably from Mark, as they sold them throughout the product life.
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Wavecor WF182BD10
That's pretty impressive.
Ditto!
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I think it may have been Solen, to be honest.
That Wavecor indeed looks nice.
Do you ever test the low end on these things?
10 or 20 Hz isn't low enough already?
While I am assuming Thanh means a nearfield response plot due that these are likely gated measurements, I don't feel that they are required here due to using the IEC baffle mounting, and being in a very large room to keep the gate to a very long window. I would not be surprised if there is no gating used at all.
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