Ron’s New System
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You could add 100uf capacitor ( or thereabouts) to clarisys input ..not too heavy
Did you move the mic back and forward in small increments to find smoothest bass below 300 Hz? This should determine listening seat location. Do this before moving speakers or bass towers. I learned this from Jim Smith and his method for set up.
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Playing is related to having fun and enjoying your self.
And now you know for sure they aren’t a happy couple.
After careful consideration of all factors and taking into account the study of Psychoacoustics and the analysis presented by experts here, I think I have identified the problem!
It's quite obvious, yet difficult to ascertain or admit, hence follows:
The mis-match is caused by the Clarisys having entered the premises. The Gryphon is telling Ron, "I know you've found new love... it's OK really... if you don't like me just say it, you don't have to pretend." And that's all she wrote!
Good Woof'n!
RJ
It's quite obvious, yet difficult to ascertain or admit, hence follows:
The mis-match is caused by the Clarisys having entered the premises. The Gryphon is telling Ron, "I know you've found new love... it's OK really... if you don't like me just say it, you don't have to pretend." And that's all she wrote!
Good Woof'n!
RJ
It might work, just not at a crossover of 250 Hz. So, the Pendragon has been relegated to maybe subwoof duty? With an active crossover, you could use the bass towers below 80 Hz and the Pendragon ribbon as a tweet array above 3-6 Khz for a blended speaker arrangement with the two way Clarysis. LOL! Long run for a long slide? Or long run for a short slide?
Can you record the Beethoven emperor cliburn? You had that on Gryphon too. Often told you you audition incorrectly, that is because you use music like this and the fields of gold to make a call. Only an audiophile looking for differences of a bit of this or a bit of that would spot differences between the videos, but there is no preference.
On phone playback, the 5429 seems to have what you would call “less or no sibilance” compared to the later post, clarity on top
Eeesh! Sorry. I just replaced the old video above with the old one which was recorded with iPhone internal mic.
Strange. On my headphones, 5430 was clearer, but 5429 had a much more robust lower midrange/bass. They both sounded good.
I gather that lower mid/bass area came from the Clarysis? Nice.
I gather that lower mid/bass area came from the Clarysis? Nice.