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| Re: Wayne, what is your personal favorite Pi speaker? [message #49177 is a reply to message #49176] |
Sat, 25 March 2006 20:03   |
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Wayne Parham
Messages: 18711
Registered: January 2001
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I have a pair of Pro four π's as well as the sevens, and I like them a lot. I've always been fond of the Pro four π's. Another great sounding setup is to put the midhorn on top, essentially using the four π as the bass bin and having the mid and tweeter setup of the seven π.I also have a pair of tower two π's and I love them. I find myself listening to them a lot. When I developed the midhorns and was testing them, one of the last things I tried, an afterthought really, was to mount the Alpha 10 from the two π on the midhorn and use a large vented rear chamber. The prototype became the eight π, and I love that speaker too. I'm having a pair of those built in a special two-tone retro finish, hoping to have them done maybe by late summer. I keep the wood shop busy making 12π's right now, so the eight π's are on the back burner, but I'll definitely have them ready by GPAF 2007.
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| Re: Wayne, what is your personal favorite Pi speaker? [message #49228 is a reply to message #49177] |
Sat, 01 April 2006 08:17 |
jimbop
Messages: 60
Registered: May 2009
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
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The idea of using the four π as the bass bin and having the mid and tweeter setup of the seven π is interesting. Does this setup still require corner placement? How does the the four Pi cabinet respond in the corners compared to the seven Pi cabinet? jd
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