New speaker website: Bob (1 Viewer)

[Stephen Dodds]

I've just given birth to new speakers and have lit up a new website to celebrate.

Feel free to check it out.

Steve

 

[Jack Gilvey]

Hah, I love it! Great speakers and a very entertaining write-up. Real men go dipole.

 

[Aaron_Smith]

Awesome website! (do the kids still say "awesome" these days I wonder?) Anyways, I long for the Orion speakers, or perhaps Bob. Maybe someday, if good financial fortune is mine, I will muster the resources to give it a try.
Well done!

 

[cayce B]

Uh, Steve? The thing about the hacker page was jus...OMG!!! What's happening to my comp

 

[Stephen Dodds]

Sorry Cayce, your computer is toast.

Actually, that is the front page for a private section when I work out how to do it properly. No harm will come... yet.

Steve

 

[cayce B]

By the way, your page was definitely fun and interesting reading. Thanks for the link. I guess the scare is what I get for rummaging through your "stuff" (yep, you got me ).

 

[Ted Kim]

Very, very nice project. I don't know too many people who would characterize Focal drivers as "cheap"

I'm wondering if there is any reasonably priced competitor to the dBx driverrack that accepts digital inputs. It seems the dBX is selling for about $450.

 

[Stephen Dodds]

Yep, the new Behringer DCX2496 accepts digital and can be had from www.zzounds.com for a mere $350.

Steve

 

[Ted Kim]

I presume the dBx driverrack allows you to set the various of attenuation for each range of the crossover -- sort of like a digital L-pad but much more flexible. Is that correct?

 

[Stephen Dodds]

Yep, you can set attentuation, EQ, delay, slopes and crossover points for up to six outputs. Plus it does Auto Room-EQ.

Steve