Yes :) I have that album :eyebrows:
Hope you are well fella, enjoy the rest of the holiday weekend ;)
Just more of a delay between me & receiving my sheet of aluminium :rolleyes:
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Yes :) I have that album :eyebrows:
Hope you are well fella, enjoy the rest of the holiday weekend ;)
Just more of a delay between me & receiving my sheet of aluminium :rolleyes:
I wrote a nice little post before my b'stard PC crashed & i just can't be arsed again :rolleyes:
Briefly the Behringer DCX sound vastly better than the previously installed Behringer CX-3400, no doubt due to the fact that i have added delays to get all the drivers time aligned. I now have them pinned down to within 1mm & the result is pretty impressive. What was some kind of sound before is now easily discernable & the stereo image is much more cohesive than it was previously - no easy thing :eyebrows:
The Antimode 8033 (pair of - one for each channel) have made a significant difference to the bass :) There is no trace of any room modes & every bass note is easily picked out from it's neighbour. Bass does appear to be a hell of a lot faster & there is absolutely no boom what so ever, it does appear to have effectively gotten rid of the room ;)
Some pics & i'm off to listen :cool:
http://i939.photobucket.com/albums/a...Image1-1-1.jpg
http://i939.photobucket.com/albums/a...Image2-1-1.jpg
Yeeehaaaa :eyebrows:
I need a rest, installing that half killed me after my recent back episode :rolleyes:
Impressive, Mark.
Whenever I see that blue in a picture, I always know who it is ;)
Those speakers look good Mark and I love the screen, bet it rocks for Sci-Fi movies.
Very impressive. :)
Good God man, digital processing, active speakers? AV??? You'll have the valve-n-vinyl lot running for the hills :D
Looks impressive sir - and watch your back FFS.....
Hi Martin, cheers for popping in chap :) It actually is pretty impressive & i'm talking about the sound rather than how it looks. Frankly i don't care about that as i'm not looking at it as it's to my right. I'll get some kind of comprehensive results typed up of what the two DSP black boxes have done & i can tell you it certainly isn't subtle. I'll give it another week so i'm fully aquainted with them on different types of bass (deep, rhythmic, punchy etc) & then hit the bypass buttons & i know i'm not going to like what i used to hear :lol:
Plenty on google now if you know what you are looking for :rolleyes: The screen is great Tim, i tend to watch 1.85:1 & 1.77:1 movies etc on the screen & anything over 2.20:1 on the TV as it scales up to 2560 x 1080 & gets rid of the black bars at top & bottom. I guess i'm spoilt for choice :cool:
Cheers Andy, both the DCX2496 & the Antimode 8033 pair were definately worth the investment imo. The DCX has just about any & every adjustment you could wish for in an active crossover. The imaging from the speakers has improved far more than would be expected (by anyone that hadn't accurately time aligned drivers beforehand). It's just a question of tiny amounts of delay to line up the voicecoils so they are all the same 'distance' from the listeners ears. It makes a significant difference to what you hear!
:lolsign: Yeah i don't see too many valve types posting on here, i wonder why? :scratch: I'm sure i'd get called blasphemous, after all i have upsampling to DSD from native red book CD, then 24/96 ADCs followed by 24/96 DACs & then another ADC/DAC & digital processing in the bass channels :mental:
Hang the witch :lol:
My back did ache a bit for a while after but i didn't put it out again thankfully ;)
Hope you are all having a pleasant weekend :)
Aye agreed, the DCX is a good bit of kit. Nice setup Mark.
It won't be long before you'll be needing to begin an investigation into that mythical cellar under the floorboards Mark, as pretty soon there'll be no space for you in that living room of yours :lolsign:
It would be lethal for me to own a setup like yours, I couldn't resist fiddling with all those buttons and switches ;)
Best regards matey... :cool:
How do you route analogue through your system, Mark? Do you still use the digital room correction?