Just leave it be.
But are you not are missing out on some of the S2 deeper loveliness? - there thatâs set the cat looseđ
Just checked my measurement plots from 2012, 1st order, 1000Hz at full amplitude.
Going lower freq than 3uF gives is not desirable to my ears - dragons and all manner of nasties.
Life getting in the way, know the feeling - I wonât quote Steve McQueen again, just yetđ¤
3uF is a 3kHz electrical crossover.
So?
Youâre saying Ritchie should run it lower than 1.1khz when youâre running it from 3k up
3uF cap measured with driver is not the same as theoretical 3KHz electrical.
Ritchie said 1.5KHz. Not sure if that is measured.
Iâve just making the pint that your actual crossover is 3kHz. The shitty response of the driver (and I say that as a fan) means it doesnât roll off until 1kHz or so, but there is more than one way to skin a cat. (see what I did there?)
Exactly my point too! Shitty response, wonderful soundđ
I preferred the EMIA.
Too much faff = full circleđ
Iâll be looking for horn bits and pieces for the new listening room. I think the Acapellas will be going and be replaced by a component horn system similar to Ritchieâs
The big problem I have is that despite having golden ears, so I know exactly the sound Iâm looking for, they are connected to a numpty, non tech brain, so I have absolutely no idea how Iâm going to achieve that sound!
You know the answer to that Jim and the price shall be Turans and (more) abuse.
Yay!!
Luckily for you, compression drivers donât have 0-60 specs.
Appreciate that Ritchie, but they are much faster⌠yes?
Half a garage?
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