That is funny. I built a pair of dual opposed epic10's last year in 18" x 14.5" x 14.5", which works out to 2.2 cu.ft. and with LT and a little boundary support and room gain, they are quite impressive. I built them because I wanted...
Your problem is space and placement as much as the size of the driver. Consider placements under or behind the couch or disguised as an end table or coffee table. Multiple examples can be found around the web. Consider a side firing...
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Not me, I'm a little slowe or at least I engaged mouth too soon. So it seems that the synergy is the opposite of your crossover in that regard. They...
"It usually takes special time alignment to achive this, and usually the two drivers are in what is called phase quadrature from each other, meaning they are 90 degrees apart in opposite directions so that the summation is 0 degrees, or...
My plan is to tuck the waveguides tightly into the front corners and let the corners take over controlling the directivity where the waveguides leave off. I'd have tried it already except for two things: Erich's website is showing out...
I should have been more specific in my question about ceiling bounce. I'm contemplating a corner horn which sits on top of a direct radiator base bin or a base horn, such as the pi7 corner horn, and has no flanking subs. I don't see...
Hi Wayne;
What about floor and ceiling bounce? Ceiling bounce null usually comes at a frequency within the sub passband while (at least in my room) floor bounce is over 200 Hz and isn't overlapped by the subs. It seems to me that...
Hi Wayne:
What placemetns do you recommend for the multisubs used in conjunction with corner horn in a simpel rectangular room (e.g. 16' x 23')? The other two corners?
Thanks.
Jack
