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Would you be happy just to switch horns (and x-over)? E.G. use the woofer section of the 604 with it's horn, then switch to the 811 horn and 604 woofer section for a pseudo model 19. I've done similar, it worked.
Have also used the 604 with the 811 as midrange and the little horn as tweeter.
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If your dead set on it I would think a side by side would be the only way to go. you would need a ton of weight in the bottom because the top half would be crazy top heavy your way. BTW you would want at least 6 sq ft of cabinet for the 604's, 9 is optimum. In my eyes your asking the impossible...or inprobable. especially if you still want them to sound great.
Last edited by cradeldorf; September 9th, 2011 at 12:58 AM.
Thanks for the advice everyone, decided to get 2 prices from an amish cabinet maker, one for a 612 type cabinet. The one I have was just a test cabinet. The other will be approximately 19wX65hX30d with a rubbed piano black type finnish with press fit grills on the drivers only. Speakers will be separated within the enclosure! Thanks
Lose the 811 horn and add a supertweeter,and you have a 6041:
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Turntable : Yamaha GT 2000 - Cartridge : Soundsmith The Voice Ebony - Phono Stage : Moon LP5.3 - Preamp : Transcendent Sound Grounded Grid - Speakers : KRK Expose E8B.
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