One channel quiet and muffled
- Thread starter rt60
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Yeah, $25 for what is essentially four resistors is reasonably steep, but they are incredibly convenient.
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10K/3.3K is a great place to start. These are best soldered into your amplifier, or at the amplifier end of your interconnects. (Remember - we want the BeePre driving the cable/amp, not the L-pad)
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This reminds me of an idea that I had quite some time ago. Since a soldered connection is usually the best, I thought of taking one end of an interconnect apart, and then soldering it to the output of the pre-amp. Of course, you will always be stuck with the chosen length of that interconnect.
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Hmmm, maybe the next step is power cords permanently mounted the equipment. Pretty big step, but I bet we can sell it....again.
the davis speaker is the one used in the MV One. A specialized shop in paris sources it, and gives away for free the full MV One schematic that Davis has chosen to give them with ok to distribute. I just built them over the last two weeks, my very first homebuilt speakers (and 2nd Hifi DIY experience after the Bee....). Cost me 2000 euros of drivers, and 200 bucks of assorted wood, glue, laquer.... the MV One retails for 8000, so I guess its a good deal.
source http://www.lamaisonduhautparleur.com/HpDavis.php
sound is gorgeous, and its the first time Ive gotten away from panels in the last 10 years (maggies for 9 years, and last year with 3 different ML i didn't warm to). the speaker is direct connect to the amp, no filter, no nothing. fluild music, warm and musical mid range, almost as good as maggies, no sibilence in the highs that go waaaay up wthout being metallic. Lows, cant say as I have no good amp, cf rest of my post. By the way, the LPad did not do it. i had to go up to -20db to get the noise out, but at that level, no dynamics left. with the Quad, noise withstanding, I'd say very good lows down to 100, a bit less under. Very listenable, like my first 1.6's.
at the audioporn dealer that made me choose that model, thunderous lows i'll be trying to get.
I'd really love to hear what you guys use for amps.
source http://www.lamaisonduhautparleur.com/HpDavis.php
sound is gorgeous, and its the first time Ive gotten away from panels in the last 10 years (maggies for 9 years, and last year with 3 different ML i didn't warm to). the speaker is direct connect to the amp, no filter, no nothing. fluild music, warm and musical mid range, almost as good as maggies, no sibilence in the highs that go waaaay up wthout being metallic. Lows, cant say as I have no good amp, cf rest of my post. By the way, the LPad did not do it. i had to go up to -20db to get the noise out, but at that level, no dynamics left. with the Quad, noise withstanding, I'd say very good lows down to 100, a bit less under. Very listenable, like my first 1.6's.
at the audioporn dealer that made me choose that model, thunderous lows i'll be trying to get.
I'd really love to hear what you guys use for amps.
by the way, gave back my son's parasound and my dad's quad, and got myself a nice CODA S12...
more will follow (i started, talking about it in the Davis thread Doc created), but I integrated it with a BW sub and a DSpeaker DSP for room acoustic correction in the very bottom. BLISSSSSSS
(sorry for yelling my enthousiasm).
and i'll roll a few 300Bs for good measure (not thrilled with the EH that shipped with the pre, a bit too microphonic for my taste). I got some shuagang 300b-98Bs and a PSVANE Ti2 pairs on loan.
more will follow (i started, talking about it in the Davis thread Doc created), but I integrated it with a BW sub and a DSpeaker DSP for room acoustic correction in the very bottom. BLISSSSSSS
(sorry for yelling my enthousiasm).
and i'll roll a few 300Bs for good measure (not thrilled with the EH that shipped with the pre, a bit too microphonic for my taste). I got some shuagang 300b-98Bs and a PSVANE Ti2 pairs on loan.
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