05-12-2020, 10:40 AM
So you want some noise ?
This is one half of my tinkering setup - the cabinets are just mockups for the moment while I settle on design and volume
The idea is that eventually all the electronics will be internal so just two towers, a sub and a power button (maybe a volume control)
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The configuration at the moment is...
Moode (of course) on a Pi3 with Allo Piano 2.1 (sub mode)
a mini DSP handles the stereo channels so I can directly drive the speakers at up to 100w per driver (no crossovers)
The sub is driven from the Piano's sub output and goes to its own 600w amp with its own power supply
All power supplies are SMPS and all amps are Class D - no analogue nonsense for me !
The drivers are all from Dayton Audio
Music power is very important to me even though I rarely listen at very high volumes, I wanted a system that would effortlessly play Rock, Punk and Electronic music and get close to that "gig" type presence
Quality wise the sound is very good , I think there is a big advantage to getting rid of the crossovers which outweighs the shortcomings of other components in the system, the Dayton drivers are also excellent value for money especially the air motion tweeters which are crystal clear
The mini DSP allows me to time align the drivers for coherent sound and balance out each channel
still got plenty of work to do on it
would like to know your thoughts
Lx
This is one half of my tinkering setup - the cabinets are just mockups for the moment while I settle on design and volume
The idea is that eventually all the electronics will be internal so just two towers, a sub and a power button (maybe a volume control)
[attachment=1320]
The configuration at the moment is...
Moode (of course) on a Pi3 with Allo Piano 2.1 (sub mode)
a mini DSP handles the stereo channels so I can directly drive the speakers at up to 100w per driver (no crossovers)
The sub is driven from the Piano's sub output and goes to its own 600w amp with its own power supply
All power supplies are SMPS and all amps are Class D - no analogue nonsense for me !
The drivers are all from Dayton Audio
Music power is very important to me even though I rarely listen at very high volumes, I wanted a system that would effortlessly play Rock, Punk and Electronic music and get close to that "gig" type presence
Quality wise the sound is very good , I think there is a big advantage to getting rid of the crossovers which outweighs the shortcomings of other components in the system, the Dayton drivers are also excellent value for money especially the air motion tweeters which are crystal clear
The mini DSP allows me to time align the drivers for coherent sound and balance out each channel
still got plenty of work to do on it
would like to know your thoughts
Lx
