Would advise to rather stay away from this seller. A very rude guy on several occasions, never got confidence-building answers, and his photos are always way too good to be true.. Photoshop is amazing isn't it. About 260 negatives tell the whole story..
Hey Jan, what's the internal volume of these enclosures – are the ports tuned to that full size?
and youre right, it is!Just for fun !!!
oh yeah thats true, the community isnt very pleased with him.Would advise to rather stay away from this seller. A very rude guy on several occasions, never got confidence-building answers, and his photos are always way too good to be true.. Photoshop is amazing isn't it. About 260 negatives tell the whole story..
[i once asked a question about an amp for my infinity kappa8 (for sale now), they go down to 1,6 ohm, and he answered: all of my amps can handle them!
haha!]
i will try to meet the seller of ze big boxen, would really like to listen a bit.
mikey
Hi Fangio,Originally Posted by Fangio
Would advise to rather stay away from this seller. A very rude guy on several occasions, never got confidence-building answers, and his photos are always way too good to be true.. Photoshop is amazing isn't it. About 260 negatives tell the whole story..
Hey Jan, what's the internal volume of these enclosures – are the ports tuned to that full size?
Unfortunately i can't tell you anything about the loudspeakers interior at this moment.
I first have to remove the bassloudspeaker to have a look inside.
The outer measurements are about H 48" x W 12" x D 16". The enclosures are made of MDF. The seller told me the enclosures interior had been consolidated. According to sellers story an electric engineer should have built these creations.
Kind regards,
Jan Slagman
The Netherlands
Hi Fangio,
Removing one of the woofers i learned the loudspeakers had been internally divided in two compartments. The lower compartments with the original volume and the ports tuned to that size. The upper compartments just to create the looks of a big loudspeaker.
The midranges and tweeters were placed in the upper compartments. I made a square hole at the backside of one of the upper compartments (the side opposite the woofer) and now i can put the crossover in that compartment too. I will remove the midranges and tweeters from their place and i will replace them in line with the woofers. There's one asset too, the woofers have been built in some 16" above the floor so i don't need stands and will place the midranges and on "ear-level" now. I only have to close the holes where the midranges and tweeters were placed before and i do intend to paint the enclosures in a glossy black piano paint with massive wooden details.
Kind regards,
Jan Slagman
The Netherlands
those will look cool for sure.I only have to close the holes where the midranges and tweeters were placed before and i do intend to paint the enclosures in a glossy black piano paint with massive wooden details.
how do you plain to arrange the mid and tweeter?
mikey
Grüss Gott Mikey,
Wie geht es dir ? Mikey i don't quiete understand your question regarding the mid and tweeter. I will place these units in the upper compartments right above the woofers.
Kind regards,
Jan Slagman
The Netherlands
hey jan!
"danke ich bin fein"
(as my dictionary would say)
my question was:
will it be a vertical line array, or tweeter/mid side by side.
do you think it matters?
cheers,
mikey
Hi Mikey,hey jan!
"danke ich bin fein"
(as my dictionary would say)
my question was:
will it be a vertical line array, or tweeter/mid side by side.
do you think it matters?
cheers,
mikey
It will be a vertical line array. In my opinion JBL placed them side by side to achieve manageable measurements for their Control Monitors.
F.i. the JBL L80T and the JBL L100T are using the same mid/high combo in a vertical line array.
With kind regards,
Jan Slagman
The Netherlands
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