Not apple to apple. One is on active crossover and the other is on passive crossover.Looks like the Westminster will sound better if they sounded better than CH on Clarisys
Not apple to apple. One is on active crossover and the other is on passive crossover.Looks like the Westminster will sound better if they sounded better than CH on Clarisys
Cue drinks glasses on the amps, chiffon scarves draped over the panels.A couple of weeks ago Tinka said she was going to host a dinner party, and if I would show her how to use the stereo in case any of her guests would like to listen to music on the big stereo (instead of just hearing music casually on the overhead).
Tinka took the start-up sequence and Jadis amplifier warm-up process instructions very seriously, and is now fully big stereo capable (on digital)!
Cue drinks glasses on the amps, chiffon scarves draped over the panels.
I've seen the film. And how it all ends in tragedy, lol.
My wife will regularly have her tennis team/mass wine consuming gang over for dinner.A couple of weeks ago Tinka said she was going to host a dinner party, and if I would show her how to use the stereo in case any of her guests would like to listen to music on the big stereo (instead of just hearing music casually on the overhead).
Tinka took the start-up sequence and Jadis amplifier warm-up process instructions very seriously, and is now fully big stereo capable (on digital)!
I see you have visited Beverly Hills already. Masseurs and golf pros and even hairdressers are feared seconds.watch the tennis coach/trainer![]()
Glad to hear your are working on it. Good or bad results.I listened to the system for a few hours last night, playing, just for experimentation, the Gryphon woofer towers side-by-side with the full-range Clarisys Studio Plus loudspeakers.
The woofer towers operate from approximately 200Hz on down. Turning on the woofer towers of course boosted the frequency range of approximately 200Hz on down.
But I saw on my RTA on the iPad an anomaly. While most of the frequency range from 200Hz on down rose in amplitude, there was a weird, sharp dip of 10 to 12dB at 55Hz (right in the middle of the two pre-existing room modes at 45Hz and 65Hz). (The PSI AVAAs were off during this measurement.)
What could be causing this weird cancellation at 55Hz?
I wonder if it's just some kind of anomaly on the part of the built-in iPad microphone? I'll get out the Earthworks QTC microphone on tripod set-up today and repeat the experiment.
This was just playing. It's here, so it's fun to experiment.Glad to hear your are working on it. Good or bad results.
did you move around to different spots to see whether that node/cancellation moved with you? if it did NOT, you could try moving the Gryphon bass towers a bit and see if you can tame the node at your listening position. but it might not matter.I listened to the system for a few hours last night, playing, just for experimentation, the Gryphon woofer towers side-by-side with the full-range Clarisys Studio Plus loudspeakers.
The woofer towers operate from approximately 200Hz on down. Turning on the woofer towers of course boosted the frequency range of approximately 200Hz on down.
But I saw on my RTA on the iPad an anomaly. While most of the frequency range from 200Hz on down rose in amplitude, there was a weird, sharp dip of 10 to 12dB at 55Hz (right in the middle of the two pre-existing room modes at 45Hz and 65Hz). (The PSI AVAAs were off during this measurement.)
What could be causing this weird cancellation at 55Hz?
I wonder if it's just some kind of anomaly on the part of the built-in iPad microphone? I'll get out the Earthworks QTC microphone on tripod set-up today and repeat the experiment.
I can't move the Gryphon bass towers myself. Right now they're set for the Pendragon ribbon panels, so I would not want to move them anyway.did you move around to different spots to see whether that node/cancellation moved with you? if it did NOT, you could try moving the Gryphon bass towers a bit and see if you can tame the node at your listening position. but it might not matter.
think like a swarm approach.