Thiel Owners

Shipping a SS3 from the Midwest to the Californiacoast iis over a grand to do it right. So try to find one near by. They are huge. I had my SS2 shipped from Ohio to CA. Freight is the only way to go. They sent it FedEx, what a joke. It was in one piece just luckily.

Deciding between more smaller subs and less larger subs might best be decided by ones room.

Happy Labor Day- All.

You as well @ja

@tomthiel: Thanks for your replies to my questions back on 8-24. Sorry for this delayed follow-up, life is keeping my busy these days.

I’m by no means an expert on analog delay, having only read an article you can find by searching for ‘boss talk: I love analog delay’. The article describes the history and workings of analog guitar delay pedals based on bucket brigade device (BBD) integrated circuits. One currently available example is the Boss DM-2W which can manage adjustable delays up to 800 ms and can be had for a not overly-dear price of $150. 

However, analog delay pedals are prized for the distortion they add to the delayed signal, even after filtering mostly high-frequency noise, and that might seem to disqualify them for high-end audio applications. But clean filtering might be easier to attain for SBIR compensation because that involves isolating and delaying narrow-band, low-frequency signals –– not wide-band guitar tones. Maybe Jim worked out a design along these lines.

Worth repeating: This is unsupported speculation from a true non-expert.