I'm running my 604's at a crossover point of 1150.

**alancohen** · May 9th, 2013, 06:14 AM

Originally Posted by cradeldorf

The thumbnails are to the right but when you click on them they do nothing?..

They do on my computer. Try clicking on the larger image to the left and advancing one by one and see if it works.

**cradeldorf** · May 9th, 2013, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by alancohen

They do on my computer. Try clicking on the larger image to the left and advancing one by one and see if it works.

yep your right that works. Sorry. Awesome build by the way.

**alancohen** · May 9th, 2013, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by cradeldorf

Awesome build by the way.

It was as near as I will ever experience to giving birth.

**amandarae** · May 9th, 2013, 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by alancohen

I still haven't built my XOs yet. After reading this thread I might try bi-amping my 604Ds with my Behringer DCX2496 first. Problem is I don't have enough amps and don't want to cannibalize my daily system to experiment. I might build another one of these: Transcendent Sound Cathode Follower Tube Amp and use it along with the one I have running my BR TV system to play with the 604s. They are a really sweet 3W/ch and I think I had around $500 all up into the scratch build of the first one. That's pretty cheap for a pure SE tubey.

You should check out TubeLab SE and Tubelab SE as well. You can build the amps at almost the same cost($500, or much much more depending on parts and transformers use), but the SSE can use 5881, 6550, KT66, EL-34, 6L6. I built several amps, and to me the Tubelab is the closest sounding Triode strapped Pentode SE amp to a true DHT SET amp using 45,2A3, and 300B(all of which I have). Excellent sounding with my Altec drivers. I am not affiliated to Tubelab by any means, just making a suggestion.

My amps
http://imageshack.us/a/img9/853/tubelabamps058.jpg SE(581/300B) on the left, SSE(using EL34) at the right.

Abe