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Johans system
#11
(12-Feb-2015, 18:31)Mikeeo Wrote:
(10-Feb-2015, 22:54)Confused Wrote: Could you say a few words about the bass traps?  This is something I'm thinking about currently.

Count me in about these traps, very interested in how good the work, what they do and where to buy.

/Mike
Hi!

Sorry for a late reply but here it is Smile

The panels behind the speakers are homemade BAD-panels. The function is described at link below:

http://www.silentsource.com/PDF/badpanel.pdf

It´s a combined absorber/diffuser. The panels does an excellent jobb at mid/higher frequencies (not to effective on bass I´m afraid since they are not that thick, 5-6 cm). I had a big problem with reflections in my room before, and those panels are making quite a difference.
I´ve tried to make those as discrete as possible, and also portable. 
The build is quite easy but the holes (I think there are about 1000 holes/panel) was quite a pain to drill Smile

I´ve built these with instructions from a Swedish site, but found an english site that seems to be equivalent:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-tra...plans.html

/Johan
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#12
(13-Feb-2015, 18:34)f1eng Wrote: What a gorgeous room!
I am not likely to post a picture of my whole system since I am not a very "visual" person and my listening room is a mess...

Thank you!

/Johan
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#13
(14-Feb-2015, 08:49)Atomjohan Wrote:
(12-Feb-2015, 18:31)Mikeeo Wrote:
(10-Feb-2015, 22:54)Confused Wrote: Could you say a few words about the bass traps?  This is something I'm thinking about currently.

Count me in about these traps, very interested in how good the work, what they do and where to buy.

/Mike
Hi!

Sorry for a late reply but here it is Smile

The panels behind the speakers are homemade BAD-panels. The function is described at link below:

http://www.silentsource.com/PDF/badpanel.pdf

It´s a combined absorber/diffuser. The panels does an excellent jobb at mid/higher frequencies (not to effective on bass I´m afraid since they are not that thick, 5-6 cm). I had a big problem with reflections in my room before, and those panels are making quite a difference.
I´ve tried to make those as discrete as possible, and also portable. 
The build is quite easy but the holes (I think there are about 1000 holes/panel) was quite a pain to drill Smile

I´ve built these with instructions from a Swedish site, but found an english site that seems to be equivalent:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-tra...plans.html

/Johan

Johan,

Wouldn't mind the Swedish site. Looks time consuming, how long time did you spend on it and what shops in Sweden did you buy the materials?

Mike
Ex D400 Now Aavik U-300/Feickert Woodpecker2-Kuzma 4P-Kondo silver-Benz LPS-Teddy Pardo PSU/Naim Unitiserve-Teddy Pardo PSU/SF Guarneri Homage/Whole system decoupled by Ansuz DTC/Cables from Ansuz, DYI and other commercial/Dedicated mains and spur-Lampizator SILK
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#14
Immaculate setup Johans


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#15
(14-Feb-2015, 09:46)Mikeeo Wrote:
(14-Feb-2015, 08:49)Atomjohan Wrote:
(12-Feb-2015, 18:31)Mikeeo Wrote:
(10-Feb-2015, 22:54)Confused Wrote: Could you say a few words about the bass traps?  This is something I'm thinking about currently.

Count me in about these traps, very interested in how good the work, what they do and where to buy.

/Mike
Hi!

Sorry for a late reply but here it is Smile

The panels behind the speakers are homemade BAD-panels. The function is described at link below:

http://www.silentsource.com/PDF/badpanel.pdf

It´s a combined absorber/diffuser. The panels does an excellent jobb at mid/higher frequencies (not to effective on bass I´m afraid since they are not that thick, 5-6 cm). I had a big problem with reflections in my room before, and those panels are making quite a difference.
I´ve tried to make those as discrete as possible, and also portable. 
The build is quite easy but the holes (I think there are about 1000 holes/panel) was quite a pain to drill Smile

I´ve built these with instructions from a Swedish site, but found an english site that seems to be equivalent:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-tra...plans.html

/Johan

Johan,

Wouldn't mind the Swedish site. Looks time consuming, how long time did you spend on it and what shops in Sweden did you buy the materials?

Mike
Hi Mike!

Here is the swedish link:

http://www.faktiskt.se/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?p=320715

In this thread there´s a list of the materials needed. I bought the materials at a local hardware store (Byggmax).

The build is quite easy. The most time consuming bit is the drilling of the holes. I made 4 panels so I drilled through 4 plywood panels at the same time, saving me some work. It is critical with a good drill though.

I also made a panel (with Marimekko fabric) to hang on the wall with LED-light (see attached link). It´s hard to see the effect, standing on the floor. But it really gave a nice effect hanging on the wall especially in the evenings. To bad, I haven´t got the space for it anymore.

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/6102secf3zp5j...Z6RQxRSY9a
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#16
(15-Feb-2015, 09:50)Atomjohan Wrote:
(14-Feb-2015, 09:46)Mikeeo Wrote:
(14-Feb-2015, 08:49)Atomjohan Wrote:
(12-Feb-2015, 18:31)Mikeeo Wrote:
(10-Feb-2015, 22:54)Confused Wrote: Could you say a few words about the bass traps?  This is something I'm thinking about currently.

Count me in about these traps, very interested in how good the work, what they do and where to buy.

/Mike
Hi!

Sorry for a late reply but here it is Smile

The panels behind the speakers are homemade BAD-panels. The function is described at link below:

http://www.silentsource.com/PDF/badpanel.pdf

It´s a combined absorber/diffuser. The panels does an excellent jobb at mid/higher frequencies (not to effective on bass I´m afraid since they are not that thick, 5-6 cm). I had a big problem with reflections in my room before, and those panels are making quite a difference.
I´ve tried to make those as discrete as possible, and also portable. 
The build is quite easy but the holes (I think there are about 1000 holes/panel) was quite a pain to drill Smile

I´ve built these with instructions from a Swedish site, but found an english site that seems to be equivalent:

https://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-tra...plans.html

/Johan

Johan,

Wouldn't mind the Swedish site. Looks time consuming, how long time did you spend on it and what shops in Sweden did you buy the materials?

Mike
Hi Mike!

Here is the swedish link:

http://www.faktiskt.se/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?p=320715

In this thread there´s a list of the materials needed. I bought the materials at a local hardware store (Byggmax).

The build is quite easy. The most time consuming bit is the drilling of the holes. I made 4 panels so I drilled through 4 plywood panels at the same time, saving me some work. It is critical with a good drill though.

I also made a panel (with Marimekko fabric) to hang on the wall with LED-light (see attached link). It´s hard to see the effect, standing on the floor. But it really gave a nice effect hanging on the wall especially in the evenings. To bad, I haven´t got the space for it anymore.

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/6102secf3zp5j...Z6RQxRSY9a
Hi Johan and many thanks for the info!

Tack/Mike
Ex D400 Now Aavik U-300/Feickert Woodpecker2-Kuzma 4P-Kondo silver-Benz LPS-Teddy Pardo PSU/Naim Unitiserve-Teddy Pardo PSU/SF Guarneri Homage/Whole system decoupled by Ansuz DTC/Cables from Ansuz, DYI and other commercial/Dedicated mains and spur-Lampizator SILK
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#17
A few changes, system now consists of:

Raidho X-1
Velodyne DD10+

Devialet 400
Squeezebox Touch (Bolder Cable Digital modd)
Booster linear power supply to Touch
Tellurium ultra black speaker cables
Audioprana RCA-XLR Master slave link
Audioquest Eagle eye From Touch to Devialet
Lessloss DFPC Reference power cables

Biggest change is of course the speakers. Even though I first was very satisfied with the
Diablos, in the end they where not for me I guess.
So far very happy with the Raidhos. For my taste, the Raidho/Devialet is a great match! The X-1 plays with a great soundstage but do (by the laws
of physics) lacs some punch in the bass, even though they actually play pretty deep for such a small speaker.

At first I did not have any plains of using a subwoofer but as I got the chance for a great deal on a DD10+ I thought why not
give it a go, now I am addicted to it! The DD10+ has an auto calibrate feature which works just fine for me, surely there is some to be gained by a 
manual setup but I´m very happy as it is. The subwoofer just blends in with the X-1. Sometimes I get to wonder if it´s not on but as soon as I power it off, the difference is significant. The Devialet really is great for this  as you can both use a high- and lowpass filter for your speakers/sub and even use these with SAM activated.

My ordinary streamer is a Squeezebox Touch, but I have been trying Roon now on trial period. Roon is installed on a Mac mini and it feeds the Devialet with 
a Totaldac D1 USB cable. I must say that Roon really is a great software, I use an Ipad for remote and it works flawless. The integration with Tidal is top notch.
I think Roon will replace my trusty SB Touch which has served me well for many years.


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Squeezebox Touch (digital mod) with linear PS - Audioquest Eagle Eye - Devialet 400 - DFPC signature PC - Tellurium Q Ultra Black - Raidho X-1
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#18
Excellent. Time to update your sig.

Did you try the AQ Volcano and Tellurium ultra black speaker cables on the same speakers, and if so what did you find?
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#19
Hi Johan,

I see you've got the X1's set up wider and with more toe in than you had the Diablos. Can you please tell us what the reason for that was?
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#20
They have to cross in front from the hearing position for best soundstage.


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