Le 2019-01-13 à 7:01 a.m., Richard Foss a écrit :
Bruce, considering that price is an issue for you, you could look at the
miniDSP SPK-4. It has an interesting cousin, the SPK-4P. The SPK-4P is an
Ethernet AVB-capable speaker, and can get power, audio and control over the
Ethernet cable. This
Bruce, considering that price is an issue for you, you could look at the
miniDSP SPK-4. It has an interesting cousin, the SPK-4P. The SPK-4P is an
Ethernet AVB-capable speaker, and can get power, audio and control over the
Ethernet cable. This eases configuration. The SPK-4 can also power an att
Thanks to all for suggestions. Really appreciated. Definitely some
possible solutions in there, depending on how much money I can wangle.
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 11 Jan 2019 at 09:01, Axel Drioli wrote:
> I second KEF egg E301. Coaxial, great sounding! Been using them for two
> years now in a
I second KEF egg E301. Coaxial, great sounding! Been using them for two
years now in any sort of situation, from studio to installations.
On Thu, 10 Jan 2019 at 23:54, Sönke Pelzer
wrote:
> There aren't many loudspeakers in that test, but the measured Genelec 8351A
> is the winner in nearly eve
There aren't many loudspeakers in that test, but the measured Genelec 8351A
is the winner in nearly every category (if you take the time and look at
the data, e.g. homogeneity and smoothness of directivity across frequency
and angles, distortions, etc.)
Am Do., 10. Jan. 2019 um 02:24 Uhr schrieb S
If your looking for a small footprint, have a look at ohm boutique 4" tops,
lot of bang for your buck.
Drew
On Thu, 10 Jan 2019, 12:28 dan2...@yotz.org, wrote:
> PSI A14
>
> I only have a pair so far, but they arrived so well matched that the
> soundstage is huge... When resources allow, would
PSI A14
I only have a pair so far, but they arrived so well matched that the soundstage
is huge... When resources allow, would like a large array of these myself.
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Acoustic energy extreme 8 sound OK will have enough bass for your room and
big metal brackets on the back.
(Ps kef eggs sound OK but are way to small for your space and would be a
downgrade from the b&w type things you already have)
I'd look at getting a grant and go Genelec though they really ar
Thanks. Ideally passive, but always open to suggestions :-)
Thanks
Bruce
On Thu, 10 Jan 2019 at 10:39, Augustine Leudar
wrote:
> I though you said passive but if you're willing to consider active and sell
> all the moles then the Generic 8330 are much cheaper than the ones . really
> accurate
I though you said passive but if you're willing to consider active and sell
all the moles then the Generic 8330 are much cheaper than the ones . really
accurate , sound great can be daisychained via the AES digital input so
cabling easier and you could use glm to calibrate the whole system. If you
On 01/09/2019 02:27 PM, Bruce Wiggins wrote:
Hello Sursounders (and Happy New Year!)
For many years, we've been running our Sounds in Space research symposium
using lots of old passive minipod speakers (as Peter Lennox had lots of
these at the time of our first symposium, an we've been using the
Thanks David. I've pinged them an email :-)
Hopefully there's a mounting optionthat seems to be the limiting factor
for us.
cheers
Bruce
On Wed, 9 Jan 2019 at 21:17, David Stalling wrote:
> I'd like to recommend Australian company Grover Notting. I got a few of
> their CR Series pass
Second hand KEF eggs, It should be possible to get sets of 5 for around 100
- 200 pounds.
Search for KEF egg speakers on eBay.co.uk
Bosse
On Wed, 9 Jan 2019 20:41 Bruce Wiggins ..just looked at the price of the Genelec Ones...definitely
> wouldn't be able to get many of them! ;-)
>
> KE
I'd like to recommend Australian company Grover Notting. I got a few of
their CR Series passive monitors last year and am very happy with them (and
also with the price!).
https://www.classicaudiodesigns.com.au/tech-cross-ref.php
Not much detailed info on their website but available on request.
Bes
..just looked at the price of the Genelec Ones...definitely
wouldn't be able to get many of them! ;-)
KEF LS50s look very promising :-)
PCMs (we actually got hold of the flying moles, years ago, as we knew PMC
used them..they are good, too!) - not sure these are flyable very
easily...
I second any Genelecs too!
Steve
> On 9 Jan 2019, at 19:04, Jack Reynolds wrote:
>
> Genelec The Ones if you can stretch to it.
> Jack
>
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Thanks for all these suggestions :-)
Cheers
Bruce
On Wed, 9 Jan 2019, 19:05 Jack Reynolds Genelec The Ones if you can stretch to it.
> Jack
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 9 Jan 2019, at 17:29, Augustine Leudar
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Bruce
> > PMC TB2S+ or smaller db1 are a good match for the fl
Genelec The Ones if you can stretch to it.
Jack
Sent from my iPhone
> On 9 Jan 2019, at 17:29, Augustine Leudar wrote:
>
> Hi Bruce
> PMC TB2S+ or smaller db1 are a good match for the flying mole amps. They do
> studio and hi versions not the flattest but time based response is really
> good.
Hi,
Funktion one are about to launch a 5" top which has excellent acoustics, as
soon as I get pricing and official specs I will post the details.
Drew
Drew Kirkland
1 campbleton cottage
Hunterston Estate
KA23 9QF
07876238608
On Wed, 9 Jan 2019, 13:28 Bruce Wiggins Hello Sursounders (and H
Bruce Wiggins wrote:
We ... are looking for advice on small speakers we could use to
replace the
minipods with.
KEF LS50
Len Moskowitz (mosko...@core-sound.com)
Core Sound LLC
www.core-sound.com
Home of OctoMic and TetraMic
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Hi Bruce
PMC TB2S+ or smaller db1 are a good match for the flying mole amps. They do
studio and hi versions not the flattest but time based response is really
good.
They were often sold with the flying me amps too so there's that
On Wednesday, 9 January 2019, Bruce Wiggins wrote:
> Hello Su
Hello Sursounders (and Happy New Year!)
For many years, we've been running our Sounds in Space research symposium
using lots of old passive minipod speakers (as Peter Lennox had lots of
these at the time of our first symposium, an we've been using them ever
since https://www.podspeakers.com/)
How
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