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Been tweaking speaker positioning more, adjusting levels, crossover points and such. Really getting these dialed in. The result of all that work was that the AutoEQ in the dbx Venu 360 had to implement a lot less in order to make corrections.Afterwards, I played my reference songs from Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight, I Don't Care Anymore, and Genesis - Mama. Songs/albums that I have lived and breathed for the past 30+ years. Also Carley Simon -Coming Around Again and Sting - Why Should I Cry For You and When The Angels Fall.Especially while playing the Phil Collins and Genesis tracks, tonight was the first time in a very long time that my system made me get chills down my spine and actually start laughing to myself because how damn good it sounded! The last time this happened was when I was running HUGE open baffles back in the early 2000's with Usher Audio 15" drivers and Altec Voice Of The Theater 511B horns and 908-8b drivers. And this system is more refined than that system was, and much smaller by comparison!Sheer dynamic swing, purely effortless slam, in-the-room vocals and drums, stage width and depth galore! And the naturalness and realistic presentation of it all... And this is STILL with the flimsy temp baffles and only one bass driver per side. I still have six more of these Eminence Acoustinator N2012 drivers to install (three per channel).This is the RTA on the dbx Venu 360 after all the tweaking and running AutoEQ again, now with a lot less processing needed.
I didn't build these but did have to assemble them. These are exactly what I was looking for -
Pure Audio Project Trio15 Horn1 speakers.I didn't build these but did have to assemble them. These are exactly what I was looking for - adding more openness and clarity to the sound. And increasing sensitivity was a plus as well (from 87dB boxes to 96dB OBs w/horn).I am still getting used to adjusting the volume on these. With my previous box speakers, which required a kick in the pants to sound their best, I turned them up until the room was loaded. These require less volume to sound proper. And the bass ... I love the way the bass sounds. Plus, since I am getting down to 25Hz +-0dB in-room I was able to sell my subs to help finance these puppies (which was a requirement for the swap).I had to dial back the L/R channel gains on my preamp for these higher sensitivity speakers. SO glad I can easily do that on my Mapletree Audio 2A/SE preamp.
Thanks fellers Seriously, these are my final speakers. I mean it! (Had I nickel for every time an audiophool said that after acquiring a new piece of kit ... )
My LX521 Hey RaelmanThat’s quite a collection of speakers Can you share your thoughts on the differences between the LX521 and Troels Loudspeaker?
For sure, this is not the most efficient way to do bass, especially since I enjoy listening at concert levels and want to feel the bass with Kraftwerk....but its fast, clean, deep, and best of all, no room modes! They are driven by a pair of NX6000D's which also handle the crossover (275hz) to the full range Faitals (2 x 4FE32 + 4 x 3FE22)....and no....no comb filter effects!
These subwoofer drivers facing each other, is this arrange only used for sub and bass? Or will it work for mids as well?
Low bass only.
