tuga
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patheticWhat a troll.
patheticWhat a troll.
Just get the KH150 and find a metal worker to custom fit an aluminum casing on it instead. Issue solved.I see no reason why aluminum would work for KH120 and not KH150
I'm assuming it's just too expensive so they used different materials
Brilliant!Just get the KH150 and find a metal worker to custom fit an aluminum casing on it instead. Issue solved.
Too expensive (both for the tooling and for the shipping weight - idk if you've ever picked up any of the aluminum body Genelecs but they are incredibly heavy for their size) and doesn't make any appreciable difference if I had to guess.I see no reason why aluminum would work for KH120 and not KH150
I'm assuming it's just too expensive so they used different materials
Too expensive (both for the tooling and for the shipping weight - idk if you've ever picked up any of the aluminum body Genelecs but they are incredibly heavy for their size) and doesn't make any appreciable difference if I had to guess.
hey don't do that, I want G Four for a center and G Three for surrounds but I don't want to wait 180 days for them on non-refundable special orderAppreciable is relative/subjective.
Genelec 1031A (1999)
https://www.stereophile.com/content...-monitor-1092a-powered-subwoofer-measurements
Genelec G Three
https://www.stereophile.com/content/genelec-g-three-active-loudspeaker-measurements
If it doesn't make a difference and it's more expensive for themToo expensive (both for the tooling and for the shipping weight - idk if you've ever picked up any of the aluminum body Genelecs but they are incredibly heavy for their size) and doesn't make any appreciable difference if I had to guess.
Because they've already paid for the the tooling (which is very expensive) and redesigns take time and moneyIf it doesn't make a difference and it's more expensive for them
Then why are they still using it for many years?
Don't think it's the only reasonBecause they've already paid for the the tooling (which is very expensive) and redesigns take time and money
Not for nothing, but the KH150 doesn't show resonances like the 1031 does.Appreciable is relative/subjective.
Genelec 1031A (1999)
https://www.stereophile.com/content...-monitor-1092a-powered-subwoofer-measurements
Genelec G Three
https://www.stereophile.com/content/genelec-g-three-active-loudspeaker-measurements
How the hell did we end up talking about Genelec when we were talking about KH150 vs KH120????Don't think it's the only reason
They could have made the Ones from any materiel and still chose it again
Aluminum is more durable and sturdyThe answer is simple: Make more money using plastic, make less using Aluminum + they can get the measurements to be incredible with either material so why spend more when you can spend less and simply charge more? It's a business after all.
Got confused with the different threadsNot for nothing, but the KH150 doesn't show resonances like the 1031 does.
Also the 1031s are substantially nicer sounding than 8050s, so do with that information what you will.
How the hell did we end up talking about Genelec when we were talking about KH150 vs KH120????
Tell that to the Kef BladeAluminum is more durable and sturdy
Alao looks and feels better
Even if sounds the same
“Looks and feels better” is highly subjective. I personally don’t necessarily like the look or feel on the 8xxx Genelecs.Aluminum is more durable and sturdy
Alao looks and feels better
Even if sounds the same
I already emailed you guys twice and no response yet.
One of the advantages of Genelec for me is GLM.I once heard the KH150 and the 8351 one after another in the same room. Of course, this was not a controlled test, I just listened to a few pieces of my music at different volumes. But it was the same for me, for me the 8351 would have been out of the question under these conditions and without EQ, because it was too much treble for me.
But of course, firstly, it may be that there are different preferences and someone else might have found the KH150 too dark. Also, I suppose that if I were forced to use the Genelec, I could just EQ the treble down a bit. That should be very easy to do with them.
That's why I think you'll be fine with all these speakers and nothing bad can happen in real-world use. Some people make it sound like it's an incredibly important decision whether to choose Neumann or Genelec. I think it's great that there are at least two excellent manufacturers in this field, who on the one hand both reliably produce good products, so that you can actually buy them all blind (if you respect the use case they are meant for), but at the same time also differ sufficiently so that you have a choice.
VituixCAD calculates also DI slopes and shows in Preference rating window. See two cells in blue background.
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