Pearljam5000
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Wow the 800K is €40K
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Advice needed - Kef LS60 vs Kii vs D&D
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Not for the average hobbyist indeed
Each woofer gets 1000W, the mid and tweeter 500W each - 3000W in total!
I emailed them about that speaker. It is what it says SINGLE black demo. What the hell would I do with 1?
Centre speaker?
What would I use for the left and right main? I could go mono ??
A pair of RL801K full price
For home demo? Why not RL921K?
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They still have the 901s
Don't see it on their site as in stock. My main listening position is 2.2 meter so the 934k would work it's rated 1meter to 2.6 meter.
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New not demo and I don't think they had them in Nashville. After reading about the shipping mess from someone on here I'd want to see and listen before buying and take them myself not ship.
Sorry it was the 801K they said they only had 1. It was in Troy MI.
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The ME-Geithain RL 801K is a main control studio monitor for large audio, video and film studios. Its 3-way concept consists of a 15-inch woofer system, a 6.5-inch high-performance midrange system and a tweeter array with three vertically arranged 1-inch tweeter calottes. The coaxial arrangement ...
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Maybe add a pair (or 4) of rhythik subs and a processor wih Dirac ART to the Lintons.
Would give all of the above a run for the money.
If they do, let me know. I'm within walking distance of their shop and I would like to have a listen.
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Geithains make a lot of sense if you are pulling your speakers a couple feet or more from the front wall, but not if you slamming them up close to the front wall.
Kii seven is opposite. Put them up close to the front wall and get extra free bass, attenuate if needed and now less distortion from the drivers in the low end. Makes all the sense to me. But they don’t work well with Trinnov, which sucks
Kii seven is opposite. Put them up close to the front wall and get extra free bass, attenuate if needed and now less distortion from the drivers in the low end. Makes all the sense to me. But they don’t work well with Trinnov, which sucks
Totally agree. Kii and D&D are certainly best options if you need for some reasons to have your monitors very close to the front wall.
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From the manual
The speakers RL901K however utilize cardioid radiation characteristics with rearward attenuation greater than 10dB. Because of this structural measurement installation near walls is considerably less critical. For optimum listening experience a minimum distance of 20cm (7.9′′) to walls and furniture should be ensured. Avoid corner installations because unwanted bass accentuation could arise.
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That’s to the back of the speaker. The sound emanates from the front. Most their speakers are 12ish + inches deep putting you around 20 inches, not 7.9
So 20ish inches is MINIMUM, so odds are, it will be more than 20 inches… which is why I said a couple feet.
When calculating SBIR, you use the front of the speaker, not the back. Why? Because not every speaker has the same depth, and if speakers emanate sound from the front… it is an unnecessary added step to have to consider the the back of the speaker when you have to add the speaker depth anyways. Why not just calculate from the front to begin with?
Manufactures don’t defeat the laws of physics (you still have to deduct the cardioid cancellation of course)
Kii Seven’s don’t go cardiod until higher up the frequency response, AND their woofers are on the side which put them closer to the front wall so you don’t have to worry about “cancellation” because you are using boundary reinforcement, much like the DD8C’s and Kii three’s
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The brand Buchardt was mentioned in this thread. I was looking into the A700. They offer a home demo, but returns will cost you 200€.
I see they also have a cardioid tuning and they are priced between the LS60 and Kii Seven.
Does someone have experience with this model? It sure looks attractive, but couldn’t find much information about this model except for complains about the platin hub (which seems fixed).
How does the cardioid tuning compare to the standard cardioid D&D and Kii?
I see they also have a cardioid tuning and they are priced between the LS60 and Kii Seven.
Does someone have experience with this model? It sure looks attractive, but couldn’t find much information about this model except for complains about the platin hub (which seems fixed).
How does the cardioid tuning compare to the standard cardioid D&D and Kii?
