Yes, love the look of shellacked wood, though don't like its poor liquids protection. Wasn't aware anyone was seriously marketing wood multi-cells. It would be interesting to compare theirs with a cork damped original 805.
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Yes, love the look of shellacked wood, though don't like its poor liquids protection. Wasn't aware anyone was seriously marketing wood multi-cells. It would be interesting to compare theirs with a cork damped original 805.
GM
Truly beautiful speakers, Marvin. :2thumbsup:
The horns are a work of art. I see that CH Acoustics offer a few different models of multicells and are able to accomodate a range of drivers. Those must sound excellent.
The horns are the centerpiece of the speakers. Carlos, is truely a craftsman. The horns and throat adapters appear to be perfect. They are also cork damped. I was a little sceptical at first, but they are truely amazing. I do not have the instruments other than my audio oscillator to do any measurements. I wish I did.
GM is so close, only about 2 hrs away from me, I wish I had his expertise to really evaluate the entire system. I still need to do some room acoustics. I feel very comfortable with the horns, but I would like some advice on bass bin response. I only have an audio oscillator as I mentioned so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Marvin
Here's the link to the 805's.They are really nice looking. CH805BWL
He also makes 808's and a really nice 1505.
He is truly an artist.
His attention to detail is amazing. I love that "Only natural glue and wood is used, no fiberglass or any other synthetic plastics are used.
All natural Shellac finish."
I doubt that even the "professor" on Gilligan's Island could top that!:snickerpup:
Yeah those teak 1505's are $10G's That is quite a bit of cash ! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mustang Marvin