Thomas

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By the way, I got your E-Mail, and your π logo decals are in the mail.

G.

Thanks, That horn is a clone of the JBL 2370 flat front bi-radial, made by P Audio. I really wanted a pair of the JBL's but that cost almost as much as the Pi's.(I still have a set of CH-3's Paid for and in the mail somewhere, oh well)

Thomas

Thanks for the kind words, the logos and the great speakers too!
Since you inquired about what I was running these with I added a system description to my little page.

Cheers,
Thomas

Kevin

the 5400 amp uses mosfets, right? a lot of people prefer them to the bipolars in mine.

Thanks, The horn does look big, the flange is really big, but the actual mouth aperture is about 15" x 4.5", overall is 17.5" x 7".
It is a replica of the JBL horn that Wayne has mentioned. I think it goes on premium stage, but I do not know. It is a P Audio(taiwan knock off). I wanted an american horn but JBL is too much $ and My CH-3 (which are paid for) are still not here. The comp circuit is perfect with these. They measure better than my acoustats and Dynaudio tweeters (and play a little louder, HA!).

Hey! I am getting it right, That you sprayed your boxes?(rustoleum) They look creamy. You are a better man with a can than I.

Also, I am using SS with mine, I want to to bottlehead or something to see whats up, but like you, I am keeping some big power in my rack for The blast factor. Infact, electronica sounds about right. I put in Plaid or Boards of Canada and youd swear your in the best sounding club you have ever dreamed of. I added a system description to my page if youd like to know what makes it thump. (not much really)

Thomas

I think so too, I was thinking of getting rid of them when I was married to my last speakers, but the match with the Pi,s is fantastic. As for the Bi-polar versus MOSFET issue, I have sold a lot of these. Adcom does their homework and is real particular about their first gain stage. If I understand it right, this is where the magic is. The output is important too, but they sound very similar in the Adcoms. Adcoms rep. said that the older amps were a little dry, the new a little warm. I tend to agree at low volume, but can't say I hear enough difference at anywhere above talkover volume to say that there is a difference. All of this happened over a long time in different rooms, w/ differnt gear. Some say they don't like the new ones, I think they are all great values. ...grain of salt, FWIW...

Thomas