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| Re: A small corner horn [message #20389 is a reply to message #20382] |
Tue, 14 September 2004 07:46   |
NUMA
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Yeah, I think they sound great. I use mine as my primary speakers. I really haven't been interested in chaning anything for a long time as far as speakers. I am continually fiddling with amps/preamps/whatever. I have heard Cains at audio shows so they were not in their prime setup, the rooms were way small, so I really shouldn't say anything about Cains. Finish is simple, and actaully very stylish. The finish is quite durable mine have been moved between 3 houses without a scratch. If you wanted them unfinished I am sure you could get that arranged. I use a pair of 2A3 monoblocks, a silly little powerwave amp, and a big old heathkit as my power. The speakers are scary revealing and I have been really happy with them. If you live in the midwest you are welcome to swing by and give a listen. Kris
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| Re: A small corner horn [message #20391 is a reply to message #20390] |
Tue, 14 September 2004 12:06 |
NUMA
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Yeah, I actually have used a variety of bass augmentation methods. I have used a sealed 10" sub amped, and it did well. Ed actually makes a bass augmenter that you might want to look at. (I have one). I would advise STRONGLY to FIRST get them in your room and listen and try to see how much augmentation you want/need. All corner horns are room sensitive. That's life. My room is quite big with a 15' ceiling. Kris
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