High Fidelity Sound Speaker
I think it is funny how @mozartfan will have 95% of the posts in a thread he started. He is not seeking input he is just bloviating.
WEll yes and no I am trying to plant seeds, Maybe you guys later on will ck out some of these FR's. The Fostex have been around some time now. They keep upgrading, trying to tweak their speakers. I'm sure they are good. But considering I am very happy with the sound of a wood cone , best to stay with wood. To me its all about which speaker has the least amt of mid resonances. I really can't find any fault with the DLVX8 so better stay with orginal plan and add in the DLVX6. Trying to show you guys how a DIY project can have change of plans, So if you take on sucha project, never order any speaker until you've thought it through for at least a few weeks. btw the DL's are designed/fabed in 2020. making it the very latest in FR speakers. Cone material will determine how the midrange voices. Since the magnesius are super damp in mid resonances only makes sense to stay witha super damp cone in the FR. Which both the Wood and TB's banana fiber offers. I want to try Fostex's FE126NV for testing purposes. will let you guys know how it performs. https://www.madisoundspeakerstore.com/approx-4-fullrange/fostex-fe126nv-4.5-full-range/ Please keep in mind all my vids the room has onlya small rug for acoustic treatment and also it is a relatively small rm so there is bouncing of fq's off the walls. Take this into consideration when listening. |
I would not under-estimate the power and fidelity of a 4 inch FR. Here is the proof https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUmSGut2OAQ&t=106s |
