Not if when Genelec sends a 1237 to @amirm I wonder if it would fit inside the test fixture window. ??Maybe the bigger cabinet and woofer give the 1237 some advantages.
Also the mid driver is different.
We won't know until Amir reviews the 1237.
Not if when Genelec sends a 1237 to @amirm I wonder if it would fit inside the test fixture window. ??Maybe the bigger cabinet and woofer give the 1237 some advantages.
Also the mid driver is different.
We won't know until Amir reviews the 1237.
Says you and conventional wisdom.You misunderstand. Why are you looking at speakers that big for a 3m by 4m room? That's way too much speaker for that size space.
3m x 4m is small enough that depending on where you sit you could be inside the integration distance. The output capability is not in question.Says you and conventional wisdom.
If PJ5k wants to soak in >110dBSPL @ 1M I would not stop it. When he's finished in a couple weeks I would enjoy reading his impressions. Rock on.
Hi James,
I'm probably the last person to give technical advice. All I did was use the relevant channel of each 7361A's xlr output into each attached Velodyne's LFE input. I then used the Velodyne microphone and onscreen setup to match the cross over and flatten the response on both daisy chained subs. I spent two days listening to this and the improved timbral detail shocked me. It brought me the textural detail and 3D staging that I had once experienced with a distant former and overly costly setup. Sadly, the aging caps were causing an unsourced rumble in the DD12's and so I went for the recaps. When I get them back later this week, I will attempt to recalibrate and then feed back if my initial impressions prove accurate.
Agreed. In such a scenario integration is not the intention.3m x 4m is small enough that depending on where you sit you could be inside the integration distance. The output capability is not in question.
I'm thinking long termAgreed. In such a scenario integration is not the intention.
Maybe our man wants to buy once and expects that if he owns any of these loudspeakers he can rent them to others to help and recap his outlay. Love you PJ your heart is in the right place.
I would use Ones in a small room as my first GLM capable Gennies but that's not the theme.
LolWhat?
LolI understood your reply, thats not why I said What? My face hammered with SPL. I've done it with quad amped JBL 4343 auditory wreckage.
Lol
It's not just SPL
Bigger speakers just sound "big"
And I'm not the only one that feels this way
I've been enjoying my 8351s(bought at cheaper than current retail!) for the past 2 years you've spent collecting random anecdotes about speakers from the internet. Just sayingI'll tell you
The 1237 feels more "professional" and is more of a midfield than a big nearfield which the 8361 basically is.
And some say the the old 1000 is still the best sounding and has a different sound than the Ones
And they cost about the same as the 8361.
So it's not that easy to choose
to me it's SPL and dispersionLol
It's not just SPL
Bigger speakers just sound "big"
And I'm not the only one that feels this way
Thanks, also some interesting tracks provided on their given 2021 Tidal Playlist.I've just found some pretty cool "exploded" views of the 8341 in some danish review (https://www.recordere.dk/2020/12/test-genelec-8341a-en-hoejttaler-revolution/).
https://www.recordere.dk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Genelec-8341-exploded-1.jpg
https://www.recordere.dk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Genelec-8341-exploded-2.jpg
https://www.recordere.dk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Genelec-8341-exploded-3.jpg
The second picture is not in the review, but can be found on their server.
Breathtaking! (To me at least.)
I recently toyed with the online suggestion (from Audioholics etc) of using 4 subs and integrated them to my 8361A's. Basically the two front cornered subs (7361A's) were integrated to flat in-room response down to 17 Hz using the GLM kit and two more (Velodyne DD12) subs in the back corners also integrated to the front subs. The result was such that I have now sent off my old Velodyne's to be completely recapped and will be getting them back this week. I will then run more extensive testing and if they do actually bring the rewards (without the faulty rumbling) that I initially heard, I will report back.
As phenomenal as the Genelec's are, this could be an absolute game changer (and, hopefully, conclusion) for me. Has anyone else gone down a similar route?
Thank you so much,You may find these papers by Earl useful:
I'll tell you
The 1237 feels more "professional" and is more of a midfield than a big nearfield which the 8361 basically is.
And some say the the old 1000 is still the best sounding and has a different sound than the Ones
And they cost about the same as the 8361.
So it's not that easy to choose