This is a very interesting read...
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/diy/0911/slot_loaded_open_baffle_speaker.htm
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/diy/0911/slot_loaded_open_baffle_speaker.htm
Open Baffle Opinions - I Won't go back to Boxed Speakers Evr Again (maybe....)
This is a very interesting read... http://www.enjoythemusic.com/diy/0911/slot_loaded_open_baffle_speaker.htm |
I added a side panel (behind the baffle) on both Speakers facing inwards to each other with acoustical foam. 10° of toe in and the Phantom Center is back baby ! It's not razor sharp but it's better than it was yesterday. The Treble is a bit subdued now. But that's to be expected. My ears will adjust. To me when someone says the Treble or the Speaker has lots of air, that's a hot Tweeter. This is great when you want to hear the Fart of a Knat, but to my ears it can be fatiguing. No Tinnitus here, just 51 1/2 years of age. So long as the vocal sibilance's stay dead center along with the Kick Drum & Snare Hits, I'm good. I have some mono DSD files legally purchased/downloaded and will try them out tonight. Right now, it's a 70's Vibe, CSN, & Y, The Eagles, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, and whatever else I'm either Streaming (AmazonHD/Bluesound Node 2i) or Spinning (SACD/CD). Thanks for all the encouragement and advice folks. I still have tinkering/tweaking to do. |