Lii 15 open baffle

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Poultrygeist

Re: Lii 15 open baffle
« Reply #40 on: 20 Feb 2025, 12:08 pm »
"Early Emerald Physics speakers were designed by Clayton Shaw (the CS series). He eventually sold the company to Walter Liederman (who at the time was an Emerald Physics dealer), so that he could focus on product development. Initially, Liederman was only a partial owner of the company but under the urging of Shaw, purchased complete control about six years ago." - Stereo Times

Poultrygeist

Re: Lii 15 open baffle
« Reply #41 on: 20 Feb 2025, 12:30 pm »
opnly bafld,

Here's a new picture I don't think you've seen. The F-15's sound lovely with a 2 watt Decware. Why do you not want to share pictures of your OB's? I'm especially interested in your line array featuring 8 Visaton B200's.





 


Poultrygeist

Re: Lii 15 open baffle
« Reply #42 on: Yesterday at 02:34 pm »
I decided I would order a W-15 Lii Audio bass woofer before the price went up and today I took delivery. It arrived in double boxes and my first impression is it's hellaciously heavy!!! I ordered a single because my friend Randle of Caintuck fame says one can/may be enough. To be honest it's so darn heavy I'm not sure I could handle two. A baffle to hold this monster could be a challenge but I may double up the unused  3/4" F-15 flat baffles after I cut them down to size. Stay tuned as this is not a project for the faint of heart.







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Re: Lii 15 open baffle
« Reply #43 on: Today at 02:31 am »
If you are going to use crossover could try the W21.

Poultrygeist

Re: Lii 15 open baffle
« Reply #44 on: Today at 10:46 am »
I'll probably use a plate amp but have a couple of other options.

I've seen several builds with the F-15 and W-15 in the same baffle but no one mentions weight. I won't be doing that as the weight would be crazy heavy. I like to move my OB's around and try different placements or move them back against wall when not in use.