I know what you mean.There's some folks missing from the DIYaudio forums and I lost an entire family of friends (61-99 yrs old) among others, though thankfully none of my own.
I know what you mean.
Loud is Beautiful if it's Clean! As always though, the usual disclaimers apply to this post's contents.
Waking up another old thread...
Since Great Plains Audio is now long-gone, I feel like I can finally post this.
Back in 2013, I drafted this schematic of their N604-8A network they used to sell.
I purchased one and still use it to this day on my 604e. It's a nice-sounding network and well-built as you'd expect.
I am really sad that no-one took over what Bill H was doing at GPA...
- Mike
Hey Mike, thanks for posting the schematic of the GPA N604-8A. When I got my 604-8H-III’s over 11 years ago Bill included a pair of these crossovers. Upon receiving them I wondered why there was a wire removing L1 and C1 from the circuit. I called Bill and he said that they removed the wire and put a 33 ohm resistor in it’s place only for the 212-8A driver.
I really like how they sound and never felt the need to try something different.
Mike they are still around.. Bill sold it and they moved back to the Los Angeles area. It is now called Great Plains Acoustics LLC. Prices are a bit crazy now. Wish I grabbed a bunch from Bill when his woofers were $240 ea. and the 604’s were $950ea. And left them in their boxes for a rainy day !
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