Recent content by malsackj

hoping to hear if soundhound is well with all the fires in california.

blast from the past http://www.theaudioannex.com/forum/threads/the-soundhound-diy-interconnect.1326/

sad thing is lightning according to the weather channel can travel as much as 25 miles from the storms.

MakeMineVinyl how do you feel about the use of something like the DBX Driverack. yes it is still AD and DA.

Like those old Altecs. I replaced the caps in the crossovers for my old EV S15-3a's

been a while and happy to see you out and about stirring the pot some more. Vinyl Hmmm wonder who that is ?

A good read when setting up subs to the mains. https://www.prosoundweb.com/time-phase-alignment/?fbclid=IwAR29Zt6v6141zKejfwLnunAhMTEHDD5AX5pfc5LWIaFYvncVyCpZhgxckpg This should apply well in hometheater as well as big concert. only exception will be no room acoustics in the discussion

hey Heeman, thought for you ! These new led strings. In the past I added them to some of my live sound cabinets to make the plugging and unplugging easier because I could see in the dark.

good read for the annex. https://www.prosoundweb.com/making-it-meaningful-practical-applications-of-loudspeaker-analysis/?fbclid=IwAR1enpU-WBDWfFUeKQGGraeBdL_is1OZsMwiSxwsUkEFf8SYZuk6FcEzSkc

doing well out here and trying to stay healthy. telework from home for now still.

Glad all is working well Out of the snow. Sorry have not been up to Wisconsin to visit lately. Now your in Alabama

Yes this is great and looking forward to your new move and getting settled in.

Are professional studio monitors only for near field listening ? That depends on the design of the speakers they will typically say in the marketing if they are Near Field.

The key thing to remember is the room size and room acoustics will impact your sound from any speaker. So with the limit of 105 db output from the sub it should be OK for being in close to the systems and near field. With near field and having obstacles you will have problems with the...