ELAC UB5 crossover - pictures and schematic:Same here. I have these speakers in my stereo setup for music only (UB5, SVS SB1000, Yamaha A-S801). Bought the pair at $350 last year. Listen mainly to classical and jazz from ripped CDs, SACDs, DVDAs and Blurays, and recently also from Amazon HD.
Well, one of you needs to supply me with both setups.'Connector tubes' - let's put this scam to bed once and for all - with measurements.
No. Is it just the larger version of 80 DSP?has anyone offered amir a KH 120?
Yep, but worse performing (no DSP), so it only offers deeper bass and louder output.No. Is it just the larger version of 80 DSP?
I would, but now that I work from home, the music must never stop, and I don't have other speakers in my officeWell, one of you needs to supply me with both setups.
Anyone willing to throw $59 down the toilet? How about sending a set to amir, GR Research?one of you needs to supply me with both setups.
No DSP doesn't necessarily mean it performs worse.Yep, but worse performing (no DSP), so it only offers deeper bass and louder output.
Never mind the connector tubes I like the sound of UB5s as they came from the factory and it's interesting to see what's inside the enclosure and how the crossover is designed and built.Anyone willing to throw $59 down the toilet? How about sending a set to amir, GR Research?
http://gr-research.com/electracabletubeconnectors-1.aspx
RCF lineup looks indeed interesting. Seems like serious company with proper R&D, they manufacture drivers by themselves and are focused at professional market. Prices in Europe are imho really good.I've compared some smaller studio monitors recently, specwise these look interesting and were not mentioned yet :
Monkey Banana Gibbon 5 (german company, probably limited availability in US..)
M-Audio BX8 D3 -although BX5 already mentioned, this bigger sibling goes for "most power for bucks approach", feaure 8"woofer and 150W power for a price typical for smaller models from competition (downside - limited EQ shelving = LF only)
RCF Ayra Pro 6 - interesting italian company, one of the cheapest featuring DSP, they also provide some measurement in their datasheet
lastly, Fluid Audio FX50 was mentioned already, but its bigger brother FX80 seems to have better market availability