Thanks Jatinder and thanks for your PM. I've replied with more details. I'm very pleased with the results of my minor mods, both with my old Duos with mid and top horns and with the new XDs with mid horn only. Both systems appear more slim and less cluttered with the rather unsightly scaffolding that rather spoils the Uno's and Duo's looksHear here: That's now a much better looking Duo XD...and a smaller footprint to boot!
Great stuff mate!I received the new brochure from Avantgarde Acoustic yesterday
Will read through it this weekend
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The brochure is actually only about the new G3 series, going into the details of all the new innovations in the new Trio G3.Great stuff mate!
In fact, if I'm correct that photo on the front cover, is one of the AG Trio's. The tweeter horn could be adjusted on rails which was manufactured into a bow shape... the last Trio system that I listened to which had this was the Trio Omega system. Just wondering which model this is on the front cover. Any idea?
Enjoy the read, have a good one
Best, RJ
Not sure why this new brochure isn't on their website yet. I guess the Duo will be the next to go G3 as it's the "oldest" model (apart from inclusion of XD DSP) in the AG range, and then perhaps the Uno. The Zero is already active. Has anyone heard the Zero by the way?Ah! So it's the new Trio G3 series, that must be something else! Especially with the new materials & tech plus time aligned horn drivers. Yes, that would certainly represent a finer level in playback. Excellent stuff, keep us posted on your findings. I'm sure you will find it very interesting.
Cheers, RJ
Hey mate,Does anyone recognise these speakers?
They appear to be Solo's but are either modified or early prototypes?
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Good stuff mate, enjoy!Hi Peter,
Yes, I'm fully aware of the solo - I have a set of 4 in my lounge (for surround sound duties).
My point was that the speakers in the picture don't look very much like any other solo I've seen.
This is what my solos look like:
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I have tried both connection method. When you connect the speaker cable to the speakers, you are utilizing part of the power of your power amp and part of the Class D amp built in the speaker to drive the bass unit. If you connect your pre amp to the bass unit through XLR cable, you will fully rely on the internal class D amp of the speaker. It all depends on which amp are you using and which sound signature (your own amp or the built in class D amp) you like better in driving the bass.Question about connection methods to a Duo XD.
At the moment I have connected the Duos from the power amp into the speaker input of the midrange unit, and then from the mid to the bass sub unit using the link leads.
Anyone have experience of connecting the subs direct from pre to the XLR inputs of the Duo's sub units - any sonic advantage to doing this?
Assume you'd need a preamp with two sets of XLR outputs to do this? So one from pre to power and the second from pre to the Duo subs?
It is not quite so simple as that! When I distributed Avantgarde horns we found the best and most cohesive sound was produced when the connections to the sub came from the high level output from your power amplifier. The subwoofer input at this point is high impedance. Some clients used 2 sets of speaker cables, one set for the Midrange and HF and the other direct to the subwoofer. If you go directly from the low level output from the preamp using the XLR connection, or an RCA to XLR converter if your preamplifier doesn't have a balanced output, you can encounter some timing issues as you are bypassing the amplifier that is driving the midrange and HF drivers.I have tried both connection method. When you connect the speaker cable to the speakers, you are utilizing part of the power of your power amp and part of the Class D amp built in the speaker to drive the bass unit. If you connect your pre amp to the bass unit through XLR cable, you will fully rely on the internal class D amp of the speaker. It all depends on which amp are you using and which sound signature (your own amp or the built in class D amp) you like better in driving the bass.
Yes, that is an early prototype.Does anyone recognise these speakers?
They appear to be Solo's but are either modified or early prototypes?
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Thanks,
--Jatinder