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Stockholm. And there is a shop in Stockholm that is selling them (as well as some really interesting designs of other speakers such as: https://audioconcept.se/product-categor ... price-desc ). I am still not sure that it's a good idea to go with towers for my use case.

haha oh wee, the who is who of "The most expansive Speakers in the World Youtube Vid List", nais.
I just put Buchards in, never heared just read a lot about, mostly compared to Kii and Dutch & Dutch which are far more expansive
https://www.buchardtaudio.com/products

You have to be very careful in audiophile land.
Lots of snake oil and overpriced bullshitto

Lost to the Void wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 01, 2020 4:19 pm

You have to be very careful in audiophile land.
Lots of snake oil and overpriced bullshitto

iam aware, wont spent a penny unless i heared it and researched for month

Ooh, a genuine photo of the rare high plains Jazz Cable.
Spectacular.

Everyone whos a bit more interrested in Speakers and Measurements,

AudioScienceReview

Forum

This guy bought one of our Klippel Nearfield Scanners and is doing some graphs through the Industrie, worth a look.

Thought I would ask in here instead of starting a new thread;

I have a pair of Yamaha HS7 monitors and wanted to add a sub to the setup.

Currently the matching Yamaha HS8S sub is not in stock anywhere in Australia and is not likely to be for some time so I am looking for alternatives.

Any suggestions for a sub that will mesh well with the Yamaha HS7 speakers?

Thanks

Just for the yikes and pressure or wanna hear the whole spectrum for the mixdown?

I want to hear the whole spectrum for the mixdown.

My HS7s disappear around 38hz, after fading off from about 45hz

You want a sub that has a very fast response time.
What is your budget?

Hey mate,

Up to about $1500 AUD

Is your room/environment good enough to take the added energy and frequency extension? If you are in a 2.5x2.5x2.5 square room, lots of low frequencies could give you even more of a problem..

timc3 wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 14, 2020 1:57 pm

Is your room/environment good enough to take the added energy and frequency extension? If you are in a 2.5x2.5x2.5 square room, lots of low frequencies could give you even more of a problem..

Good point. My room is 2.7m x 2.9m x 3.0m

I am going to delve into the murky world of room treatment, which will most likely have me hitting up other threads, but yeah this is what I am working with that the moment.

Appreciate all the expertise here lads!

TheDarkInstall wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 15, 2020 1:34 am

Good point. My room is 2.7m x 2.9m x 3.0m

That's a tricky one

ugh
https://trikustik.at/raummoden-rechner/
pretty annyoing ones
The more cubic the room, the more suicide one will commit

LOL, OK, well I will just stick with Sonarworks Reference 4 combined with not really giving that much of a shit.

Belka wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 16, 2020 1:06 pm

ugh
https://trikustik.at/raummoden-rechner/
pretty annyoing ones
The more cubic the room, the more suicide one will commit

That website is bloody amazing. The quality level of resources available for measuring this kind of thing nowadays is phenomenal.

Any recommendations for nearfields around £2 - 3k for a really small space? Result6 looks like a good option but can't get over how ugly they are. Geithain RL906s also look like a good option, nice and small.

Using ety er4xrs for monitoring low end.

Dynaudio core7 (maybe too big?) Unity Audio rocks?

Room is 1.8 x 3 to give you an idea of how small I’m talking, and this is my space for foreseeable future but we’re looking at bigger places soon.

Using RM-07s w/ sonarworks at the moment to mix at low vol but have some money to upgrade and feel like the 6.5inch woofers overpower the space a bit, so considering things around 5 inches.

8331s, RL906s, twotwo5s, A14-Ms, one15s.

I assume any of these will work?