Posts by Martycool007

Does anyone know when these SI subs will start shipping?

Quote:Originally Posted by lbaccoustics Ok, Time for an update! The 2452H drivers have a nice pair of JMLC 350hz horns on there way to me The 2226 drivers have been sold (too big) and I cant decide on a suitable replacement! I...

I dont see how the F-20 is out of your price range of $600? You can run that off a 300 watt Yung plate amp which is like $150 or so and the Dayton DVC driver is about the same or less. I am personally using the Yung 300 watt amp in my...

Quote:Originally Posted by Martycool007 Awesome build! I am going to be building a trio of similar Klipsch based speakers that are 3 ways using B&C DE10TN 's for the tweeters with their stock horn, along with B&C DE85TN's for the...

Awesome build! I am going to be building a trio of similar Klipsch based speakers that are 3 ways using B&C DE10TN 's for the tweeters with their stock horn, along with B&C DE85TN's for the mids along with the Eliptrack horns and quad...

I am also interested in seeing how the Dayton HO18 compares to the Stereo Integrity! For those that know how the T/S parameters work, how do they compare based on those?

Quote:Originally Posted by Gorilla83 Well I could actually make it work - 4 cabs per channel @ total 4 ohm load. I believe this would put me right at 1100 per driver. $$$ wise it's an absolute bargain. My primary concern with the...

Quote:Originally Posted by coctostan Marty- I would suggest avoiding uncoated titanium diaphragms if you can. Whether they are B&C's or JBL's, there are better options. Either find some aquaplas titanium JBLs, 18Sound TiN or...

Quote:Originally Posted by Carl_Huff #1) JBL 2446 CDs in perfect condition often go for as little as $350 on EBay. #2) Last I knew the Truextent website does not show the JBL 2450 CD body on their list of supported CDs. #3) The...

Quote:Originally Posted by LTD02 "I am running the Truextent beryllium diaphragms in JBL 2446 CDs, mated to IWATA 300 horns. I've never heard anything better! http://www.diysoundgroup.com/iwata300.html" that looks serious old school...