| Now _this_ is sculptural [message #19937] |
Wed, 07 April 2004 12:43  |
lon
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Noted at the Full Range Driver site. Nobody seems to know
anything about this one
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| Re: Now _this_ is sculptural [message #19939 is a reply to message #19938] |
Wed, 07 April 2004 14:05  |
lon
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What it puts me in mind of, as many similar projects do,
is the design of an instrument rather than a speaker cabinet. Designs
such as this, for me, are art museum quality.
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| Re: Now _this_ is sculptural [message #19942 is a reply to message #19941] |
Wed, 07 April 2004 22:08 |
lon
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This relates to my other remarks about Boutique Audio.
I would like to place something like a Tapered Quarter Wave
Tube setup in some public place like an art gallery or
coffee house to get people used to the idea that speakers
can be more than boxes.
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| Re:haaaar haaaaar. [message #19945 is a reply to message #19943] |
Thu, 08 April 2004 08:29 |
Bill Wassilak
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>>The illusion of acoustic reality is one goal, and the blending of furnature and art in the owner's decor is the other. What about black piano finish speakers rather than wood finish, black can go with anything. Sounds like the wife has gotten to you, since you can't have black cabinets in the living room anymore. Bill(just razzin ya) W.
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