Hi Rob,
I'm using the "reverse wedge" design, at the bottom of the Curt's
stereo rigs page. I've tried to replicate the dimensions Curt
describes in his notes as far as possible.
The length of the barriers is pretty close - within a couple of
millimetres, but the boards 10mm narrower and 6mm thinner than the
100mmx25mm boards that Curt used. The external faces of the barriers
are 12mm closer together than on Curt's rig, as I've matched the
internal spacing of the barriers at the front of the array to
maintain a similar angle between the barriers.
Thinking about it, I have most likely got the the LF-cut switched in
on the AT-3032's which could also account for some of the missing bass?
cheers
Paul
On 20/11/2007, at 9:37 AM, Rob Danielson wrote:
> Hi Paul
> Thanks for sharing the developments and fine recordings, I've been
> using & evaluating Curt's rig designs as well. Do you happen to know
> which of Curt's designs you used to make
> http://www.mactrix.com.au/files/recordings/MtSamaria_Edit.mp3 ? The
> stereo imaging/local reflections create terrific spatiality. I think
> I'm detecting less low frequency response in the dead center which
> I've not observed before with his rigs; I'm curious which boundary
> arrangement you used. Rob D.
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