| Re: Sammi's plus neos in pvc tubes [message #24489 is a reply to message #24487] |
Sun, 24 August 2008 18:42   |
Marlboro
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At this point, you should run one of the programs that tell you what o use. I know that my system sounds fabulous with no feeling of hearing speakers at all, but only of hearing performers. The problem is that my system was designed as a total package. I don't know if taking the Sammi's and putting them into a giant box where all the back sound interacts with each other would produce the same quality as I have, and I'm not willing to conjecture about it. So good luck. Use one of the programs. FWIW, the volume on my individual speakers, crossed at 165 and 2400, was a cylinder of 4 inches x 23.5 inches= 295.42857142857116 inches. You don't have to be as precise as I was. 
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| Re: Sammi's plus neos in pvc tubes [message #24491 is a reply to message #24490] |
Mon, 25 August 2008 00:05 |
Marlboro
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MARC, No problems with lobing that I have noticed. As to spacing, it depends on your nearfield listening, your crossover frequencies, and other parameters from Jim Griffin's white paper. Marlboro
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| Re: Decide to do? [message #24494 is a reply to message #24493] |
Tue, 26 August 2008 22:30 |
Marlboro
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The frames are difficult since there are four mounting screw holes on the outside. A judicious use of a little black silicone adhesive in a very tight place makes the seal solid. I would recommend that you re-read Rod Elliot on the evils of passive crossovers in speaker design. Are you tossing the Neo's, and everything?
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