I'm using them like that. And obviously I'm as biased as they come, but I'm REALLY liking it. I honestly prefer to listen to the IN-UNFs than IN-8s. The imaging is quite good.
Is the Kali team still working on CLF files and frequency response data?
I'm using them like that. And obviously I'm as biased as they come, but I'm REALLY liking it. I honestly prefer to listen to the IN-UNFs than IN-8s. The imaging is quite good.
As we speak.Is the Kali team still working on CLF files and frequency response data?
I'm using them like that. And obviously I'm as biased as they come, but I'm REALLY liking it. I honestly prefer to listen to the IN-UNFs than IN-8s. The imaging is quite good.
Because the coaxes are not full range enough, so the box has to be close enough. The bass box has opposing woofers to augment the coaxes and can play in stereo. This setup also cancels vibrations.they have only accounted for the bass unit to be on desk. Why not on the floor?
That last half inch still seems a bit optimistic though. Inspecting the pictures inThis is Nate. I wrote the manual, and 4.5-inch is correct. I’ll update the manual.
How would you even spin it? I think this system is fundamentally incompatible with the Klippel NFSHopefully the spin does not disappoint.
I was thinking about it too. I would try to simulate a board with the base and the 2 monitors, and center the spin on the coax? I don't know.How would you even spin it? I think this system is fundamentally incompatible with the Klippel NFS
We've sent units out to reviewers, but so far only Warren Huart has published anything, which we filmed while I was there. More reviews should come soon!Did anyone find reviews for this system? They showed up in the online stores in Sweden but I'm hesitant to buy before reviews are out.
hahaha, flashback. My first set of PC speakers were these Cambridge Soundworks cube speakers and I still use them. They sounded good for the 90s but now I'm not thrilled with the FR and looking for replacement. Best part of these is that the cubes consume so little desk space while the total system has generous bass response. If I can put that Kali sub on the floor I'll replace the CS cubes with this Kali unit.
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Oh man look at those 90s beauties.hahaha, flashback. My first set of PC speakers were these Cambridge Soundworks cube speakers and I still use them. They sounded good for the 90s but now I'm not thrilled with the FR and looking for replacement. Best part of these is that the cubes consume so little desk space while the total system has generous bass response. If I can put that Kali sub on the floor I'll replace the CS cubes with this Kali unit.
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Great to hear.Any single point measurement might look odd, and it will almost certainly look terrible if the system is measured in a setting other than what we've prescribed in terms of a desktop and the proper placement. We haven't run Klippel with it, and we're interested (to say the least) in the results that Amir or Erin might see.
The system is accurate, and we're working on presenting 3rd party data that backs that up so you don't have to take our word for it.
Not on the current model.Great to hear.
One more question I had just out of curiosity. Is the system firmware updateable through the USB connection? Even if you don't plan to, is there the possibility of adjusting the DSP of the system through a software update in the future?
See this makes me nervous to become an early adopter. If I wait a year will there be a new and improved model that can be updated? Will I be able to just buy the updated bass module if that happens?Not on the current model.