HE10.1 s are my new flavor of the month

[Huskerduck]

these are amazing lil guys


I finally got the babies broke in and have to say, Dan Wiggins at Adire is a genius........these will run off a 3watt tube amp, but I'm running them off a Pioneer Elite and they purr

I have played around with the design a little and heres some more pics including stands and a walnut pair http://home.att.net/~speakerprojects/




Mark


Ducks Meager Theater

[Lex]

Great work Mark! Love the page, it's so warm and inviting with all that nice woodwork.

Lex

[Jack Gilvey]

All your stuff is beautiful, but I want to run my hands over that walnut pair, just stunning.

[Ryker]

Beautiful job. Are you using these for home theater or just music? And what are you using for a center channel?

[Huskerduck]

Thanks Guys!

Jack that sub of yours looks pretty sweet over at the Talk too.

ryker,

I "will" be using these for both ........right now I have a magazine review pair Im breaking in and they are more than I could ask for in 2 channel as well as HT.

I took these up to Dan Wiggins of Adire today and we put them through some tests and then I got a chance to hear them on a tube amp and was pretty impressed.........

they match well with a tempest sealed subwoofer and we are now making a maelstrom sealed sub with a Hypex plate amp as the Match for 2 channel audio..........Im pretty excited to hear this combo

As far as a center I will probably use a redesigned HE10 and see If I can slim it down and turn it sideways




Mark


Ducks Meager Theater

[JonMarsh]

I'm with Jack, I like the Walnut ones!


Regards,

Jon




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[Jack Gilvey]

Thanks, Mark. It's one thing to apply a laminate semi-competently and quite another to get wood to positively glow like you do. That chessboard on the sub is just too much, I love that.

[Huskerduck]

Jack,

both laminate and wood both have their little "pains in the rears" , with laminate trying to make the edges completely disappear and with wood it always seems the final coat of "whatever" you use has a mind of its own.

Now that I stick with sealer/ Lacquer through a gun I have less trouble

Jon..........
I like the walnut as well, I was not too happy to see them ship off




Mark


Ducks Meager Theater