| Re: Pi speaker arrangement. [message #90350 is a reply to message #90044] |
Sun, 19 May 2019 08:57   |
johnnycamp5
Messages: 354
Registered: June 2015
Location: NJ
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I finally got to working on the mid horn enclosures.
For a year or so they sat in my garage under a moving blanket like this (while I slowly rebuilt my homes foundation)-
A few weeks ago I finally got to creating some enclosures-
Last week I painted the MDF with oil base primer-
I just have to add some final finishing touches (body work lol)-
Meanwhile, Ive been using the 4pi's tucked into the front corners both for movies and music-
Its been set up like this for a couple of months now.
Although I had previously mentioned that I had not set up flanking subs, in this current arrangement (to my ears), they really are not needed.
It sounds to me like things have tightened up and become more cohesive in the lower mid-range, (200-500 Hz?) which is above the range of the flanking subs,
but again, just a subjective observation, no measurements of proof.
I look forward to finally getting the mid horns completed, I imagine they will sound even better.
When they are completed, I will (temporarily) sit them on bass cabinets that are the same shape (like a wedge) that I had built/used in our living room, until I get the time to build the proper, bottom (7pi) bass bin.
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