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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali Tait View Post
    Yes, but so are all the components in a passive crossover. I don't see it as "unnecessary faff" it's just another way of achieving the objective. In any case, the system I use it on will only be for AV use. For serious music listening I will be using my ER Audio electrostatics driven by direct-coupled GM70 amps (When they are built!)
    hi Ali,
    how are the amps coming along ?
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    The amps are fine, I just need to give Nick the rest of the necessary to buy the chassis etc. All the iron is bought, which was the major expense- ironic really, given they are OTL amps!

    Hopefully in the next couple of months...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali Tait View Post
    The amps are fine, I just need to give Nick the rest of the necessary to buy the chassis etc. All the iron is bought, which was the major expense- ironic really, given they are OTL amps!

    Hopefully in the next couple of months...
    Great!
    look forward to seeing some picks of them, and to reading of your initial impressions when they are up and running.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bunsen Honeydew View Post
    There is no theory and no paper involved and I wouldn't waste my time trying to write one, there is only ears. Very very difficult with 3 way in fact I wouldn't even try it, but with two way it is very possible, and I have done it and so have Epos and some Royds got pretty close. Anyone is welcome to come around and listen. Just a single blocking capacitor on the tweeter, not a full range driver as bass mid, just doped and tailored with cabinet and positioning.
    Richard, with all due respect I suspect the ES14s were measured and it was not just Robins 'ears' used to produce a speaker with no crossover.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ali Tait View Post
    Yes, but so are all the components in a passive crossover.
    Which brings us full circle back to the question that started the thread "Why do you need a crossover" and I will add be that passive or active. When with a bit of common sense and time you can do the same things mechanically.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bunsen Honeydew View Post
    When with a bit of common sense and time you can do the same things mechanically.
    Which indeed you can given the ability to design bespoke drivers and/or cabinets and measure the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flatpopely View Post
    Richard, with all due respect I suspect the ES14s were measured and it was not just Robins 'ears' used to produce a speaker with no crossover.
    What are you talking about, where did I say it was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flatpopely View Post
    Which indeed you can given the ability to design bespoke drivers and/or cabinets and measure the same.
    How do you know, have you done it. Per usual you are talking out of your arse to try and get a response from me. Well done you succeeded.

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    Where has the reference to 'ears' gone, I'm confused.......

    Sorry its here:-

    "There is no theory and no paper involved and I wouldn't waste my time trying to write one, there is only ears."

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    Quote Originally Posted by flatpopely View Post
    Where has the reference to 'ears' gone, I'm confused.......

    Sorry its here:-

    "There is no theory and no paper involved and I wouldn't waste my time trying to write one, there is only ears."
    For F*** sake I am talking about ME!

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