Most attractive and nicely done. We'll be right over.
Most attractive and nicely done. We'll be right over.
Geez, you make me look like an amateur...
Bob
"It is said, 'Go not to the elves for counsel for they will say both no and yes.' "
Frodo Baggins to Gildor Inglorion, The Fellowship of the Ring
THE MUSICIAN'S ROOM
What happened to my little buddy - "he" has not featured in the update photos...
bo
"Indeed, not!!"
Now that I've gotten my 813s up and running, I can imagine what that's going to sound like. What are you running for power to them?
Cheers,
David
Amps:
L, R, C, pair of Hafler DH220
R, L Surround Hafler XL280
2242H's Hafler DH500
Sources:
Sony TA-E9000ES Processor
Sony DVP 9000ES
Outlaw ICBM Bass Manager
Home Brew subsonic filter using Burr-Brown op amps (to protect my 2242's)
DVDO iSCAN HD+ for Video Scaling
Frederick
Frederick
David,Originally Posted by doodlebug
I would like to add, soffit mounting the Urei's made a HUGE differance in the transient response. The system has much more "punch" to it now, and the low end is incredibly smooth (no boomy bass). If it is an option, I would highly recommend mounting your Urei's in soffits, I was not prepared for the improvement, absolutely amazing!
Frederick
Frederick
Understand about the soffits, Fredrick. They were clearly designed with that assumption/requirement.
I've just moved back into a house where I'll end up setting up the garage for use as a 'romper room'. Right now, the UREI's are on furniture mover's wheels and will stay like that for a while. Yes, there's a bit of booming in the bass but the midrange presentation is all there. I posted a picture of the current setup the other day somewhere on these forums.
I *could* almost set up a smaller version of your theater in there, using the 809s for rear speakers and the set of JBL 4425s for a middle, I suppose. Nah.....I'm just into 2-channel right now. Maybe someday.
The other problem I have here in Santa Cruz is that the houses are on 40' x 80' lots. Houses are close together as a result and I can already hear the 813s out on the street through the garage door. Can't imagine what a full theater setup would do for the neighbors' entertainment.
One interesting thing I discovered re: light bulbs in the UREI's. The tweeter bulbs in the crossover are GE-81s. They're the same bulbs as found in old Volkswagen dashboard lights - the old 6V versions from the 60s, that is. Was able to locate them at a local VW restoration outfit. The other 6V bulbs for the woofers I found at a local lighting fixture company after digging around in their old boxes. They had *lots* of them.
For the large spade connectors on the back, I used Thomas and Betts L35-B2 copper terminal lugs, available at Home Depot. These allowed me to use its clamping system while making a solid connection to the speaker.
Cheers,
David
Nothing wrong with 2 channel....most can't get that right, and going multi-ch without getting 2 channel right, is just wrong.Originally Posted by doodlebug
The room may look bigger than it really is. It's only 19.5 ft deep, and 14 ft wide. You may have more room than you think.
I did see the pics of your Urei's. Definately nice.
I have the wood cut now for the 2242's, hopefully I'll get them somewhat together this weekend.
Frederick
Frederick
Nice to hear.....I'm told by Westlake I can expect the same when I get into the new house......Originally Posted by UreiCollector
Ken
great fisheye pic
A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enought to take away everything from you
Still making progress, but still a way to go.......
Everyone seems to like the fisheye shots, so here you go.
Frederick
Wanted to post pics of the subwoofers, they are almost finished! They will be outfitted with 2242H's.
Hopefully I don't break the house.
Frederick
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