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I had not seen it posted here, yet. Maybe I just missed it, however. I should be there. I found it here:
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Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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So close ... but alas I have another commitment that day
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I am lucky I didn't. I never saw anything about this before a couple hours ago, either. That makes it difficult if I had to plan for available time. It works out that I don't, but I am sure others will.Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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Who else went to this today?Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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If it wasn't for your post I would have never known about it, so thank you! I had a good time. I wish I'd arrived earlier, so I could have heard Charlie Laub's three ways. And it was good to hear Mark K talk about measuring drivers.Originally posted by jonathanb3478
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Originally posted by Patrick Bateman
You're welcome. I am glad I found out about it in time, myself.
He was having an issue with properly matching the level of the mid/tweet boxes with the bass bins of those 3-ways. I just decided to reserve judgment unless I can hear it properly setup for the room it is in. That giant venue did not strike me as the best one possible to audition any of the designs present.
I was very glad that Mark K was at the event. I loved hearing his RS28a/RS225 2-ways. Especially when he said that, sound wise, he would rather go with one of the "Mission Accomplished" designs, here. :E
Next time, I need to not forget to bring my own material to audition the designs with. It would have been better if I could have auditioned some of the designs with material I am familiar with. Next time, next time.Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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Hey, it was good to go. I wish I could have spent more time there. It's been a busy year. Still, at least I had a completed project to demo, the RS22528A and it acquitted itself well I thought.
Next year hopefully I'll have a little more time to actually generate a formal presentation and bring some test equipment.
If only I could get Jon to stop working so hard and come to one of these...Comment
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I really liked the sound of that pair, overall. I particularly loved the quality of the bass that it produced. It also liked the overall frequency response balance. Very pleasant.Originally posted by Mark K
I really want to be able to bring a completed project to the next one of these I attend.
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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Thanks,Originally posted by jonathanb3478I really liked the sound of that pair, overall. I particularly loved the quality of the bass that it produced. It also liked the overall frequency response balance. Very pleasant.
I really want to be able to bring a completed project to the next one of these I attend.
It sounds suprisingly, uh, "non metal coned." :W
I actually strive for neutrality. When someone says "the highs are so detail," or, "there's so much bass," it makes me wonder if something is wrong.
And I agree the quality of the bass and the range between 50-1k is really good. On some of the pieces, Bela or the organ music, you could tell that the sub 40 Hz just wasn't there. But really, you don't miss it...much.
Actually, I'm sure that it competes with some of the modula stuff. I just recommend Jon's because the RS22528A as posted requires cherry picking some RS28A's. If you build it with a stock set of RS28's it may or may not work.Comment
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Oh, ok. That wasn't what I got from your limited comments at the meet, but your clarification sure makes sense. :TOriginally posted by Mark KExperience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.
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Just too many things going on, and just a bit far of a hike for last minute change of plans to possibly let me go... Maybe next year!
I really would have liked to hear Mark's RS 2-way. I haven't given up, Mark.. just stalled out from excess work, and will get back into my project!! I now have a pair of slightly used RS28's besides the TDFC's, need to see if I got lucky in cherry picking land...
So, anyone have pics up yet?Comment
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