Hi everyone!
Been a music lover, audiophile and high-end sceptic for a long time. Last few years I've been on a partly coincidence-driven hifi-journey and managed to scramble together a new set-up, partly with the help of the knowledge on this website, where I also got the feeling that one does'nt have to be ashamed to be a bit proud of and share the happyness of the bargains he found, so here I go: Kef r3 black, kef kube 10b and sonoro maestro with (not sure which) hypex end stages ( https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/sonoro-maestro.26417/ ), all new, together for € 2251 (aprox. € 52 more than the kef r3 meta costs here). I 'crawl-determined' the place of the subwoofer with an online tone generator so that aprox. 25-40 hz. was as even as possible, put the crossover frequency at 40 hz and kept the r3's on full range. As far as I could remember and judge, I never heard a set-up that sounded so good!
Is'nt it reasonable to keep 3-way speakers at full range when you have one sub and only occasionly play loud? Some filling in of nodes/antinodes, no sub location, more total driver area around, in this case, 40 hz. and:
from: https://www.lowbeats.de/test-subwoofer-kef-kube-8b-kube-10b-und-kube-12b/
'almost flat' to 15 hz, at/from not/hardly hearable level off course. Sorry, no measurements. Cheers!
Peace
Been a music lover, audiophile and high-end sceptic for a long time. Last few years I've been on a partly coincidence-driven hifi-journey and managed to scramble together a new set-up, partly with the help of the knowledge on this website, where I also got the feeling that one does'nt have to be ashamed to be a bit proud of and share the happyness of the bargains he found, so here I go: Kef r3 black, kef kube 10b and sonoro maestro with (not sure which) hypex end stages ( https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/sonoro-maestro.26417/ ), all new, together for € 2251 (aprox. € 52 more than the kef r3 meta costs here). I 'crawl-determined' the place of the subwoofer with an online tone generator so that aprox. 25-40 hz. was as even as possible, put the crossover frequency at 40 hz and kept the r3's on full range. As far as I could remember and judge, I never heard a set-up that sounded so good!
Is'nt it reasonable to keep 3-way speakers at full range when you have one sub and only occasionly play loud? Some filling in of nodes/antinodes, no sub location, more total driver area around, in this case, 40 hz. and:
from: https://www.lowbeats.de/test-subwoofer-kef-kube-8b-kube-10b-und-kube-12b/
'almost flat' to 15 hz, at/from not/hardly hearable level off course. Sorry, no measurements. Cheers!
Peace
