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No where close to you unfortunately - Amir and Erin!
Congrats on another wondetful design!
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No where close to you unfortunately - Amir and Erin!
Congrats on another wondetful design!
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Thank you! 
In the meantime I've spent some time looking atanechoic measurements from the early version that had the bass drivers in the front, as well as some groundplane measurements, and adjusted the simulation of the low-end. It's probably closer to something like this.
Early outdoors groundplane measurement for reference:
In the meantime I've spent some time looking atanechoic measurements from the early version that had the bass drivers in the front, as well as some groundplane measurements, and adjusted the simulation of the low-end. It's probably closer to something like this.
Early outdoors groundplane measurement for reference:
There are roumors that Klippel might not exclusively be in use on US
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There are roumors that Klippel might not exclusively be in use on US
Do any of them offer what Amir and Erin do?
I dont think there are any Klippel in Australia. Even March had to send his overseas to be measured
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Klippel is from Germany after all. I'm aware of a few consultancy services who offer measurements services, and some who have them mostly for their own use. There are probably more than I know of as well. But since it costs 100,000USD there are probably not THAT many.
Crowdfunding?
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Testing Saranna in a relatively large room. Sounds amazing. 
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Wow, nice room, I can only dream!
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What kind of music did you rock out to?
I’m going to guess, based on the decor, that Steeley Dan featured at some point.
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Hehe, no Steely Dan while I was there. If there was a theme to the music I guess there was a majority of good female singers (and a few male ones), predominantly jazz and soul. Suited both the speakers and the room well.
I played a few tracks initially to dial in the bass level, beyond that I wasn't in control of the music.
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Congrats on the sale though! Nice to have an early customer happy to allow you to photo their cool room.Hehe, no Steely Dan while I was there. If there was a theme to the music I guess there was a majority of good female singers (and a few male ones), predominantly jazz and soul. Suited both the speakers and the room well.
I played a few tracks initially to dial in the bass level, beyond that I wasn't in control of the music.
What are your favourite tracks for dialing in bass levels? One of mine is Thanks to You by Boz Skaggs
Hearty congratulations on happy start of the sale!
BTW, only if any of you/us onboard on this thread would be interested in intact tracks of my "Audio Reference/Sampler Music Playlist" consists of 60 tracks selected from various music genres all in excellent recording quality having 3D time-gain-Fq color spectrum (ref. my hosting thread here, and my post here for the actual playlist track titles), please simply contact me through PM writing your wish!
These posts would be also of your reference and interest, I assume;
- Music for Testing Treble (High Frequency) Sound
- https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...or-testing-treble-high-frequency-sound.50690/
A nice smooth-jazz album for bass (low Fq) and higher Fq tonality check and tuning
- https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...spectrum-of-adobe-audition.47103/post-1929109
- Reproduction and listening/hearing/feeling sensations to 16 Hz (organ) sound with my DSP-based multichannel multi-SP-driver multi-amplifier fully active stereo audio system having big-heavy active L&R sub-woofers: #782
BTW, only if any of you/us onboard on this thread would be interested in intact tracks of my "Audio Reference/Sampler Music Playlist" consists of 60 tracks selected from various music genres all in excellent recording quality having 3D time-gain-Fq color spectrum (ref. my hosting thread here, and my post here for the actual playlist track titles), please simply contact me through PM writing your wish!
These posts would be also of your reference and interest, I assume;
- Music for Testing Treble (High Frequency) Sound
- https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...or-testing-treble-high-frequency-sound.50690/
A nice smooth-jazz album for bass (low Fq) and higher Fq tonality check and tuning
- https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...spectrum-of-adobe-audition.47103/post-1929109
- Reproduction and listening/hearing/feeling sensations to 16 Hz (organ) sound with my DSP-based multichannel multi-SP-driver multi-amplifier fully active stereo audio system having big-heavy active L&R sub-woofers: #782
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It's not a sale actually, the deliveries don't start until August.
This is a reviewer for Norwegian magazine Stereopluss who will be borrowing them for a few weeks in connection with the review.
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@Matt_Holland With regards to bass tracks, many things work, it just have to be something I've heard a lot on a dialed in system lately.
My own systems are so well known to me by now that I can dial in the bass level by ear just by listening to a few tracks. The default tuning sounded pretty good in this room, I ended up adding just 1dB on the pre-configured shelf filters (they have a configurable low shelf with a center frequency of 125hz). The room had a slight peak at 40hz, but beyond that relatively even, so we ended up not applying any EQ.
These are a few of the tracks I listened to yesterday while dialing that in:
My own systems are so well known to me by now that I can dial in the bass level by ear just by listening to a few tracks. The default tuning sounded pretty good in this room, I ended up adding just 1dB on the pre-configured shelf filters (they have a configurable low shelf with a center frequency of 125hz). The room had a slight peak at 40hz, but beyond that relatively even, so we ended up not applying any EQ.
These are a few of the tracks I listened to yesterday while dialing that in:
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Many thanks for these. I will check them out!
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