Room dimensions are 6,50 meters long, 5 meters wide (the wall where the system is). It's actually a double room, there's the same size behind the camera so it's actually a total room length of 13 meters with a partial wall between the two room parts. Listening position is about 3 Meters distance from the speakers.
The next step will be building a (better) rack. :) I'll plan to make a sand filled beech wood construction ...
And i'll put some more fillings into the speaker cabinets - due to the two woofers and the cabinet construction there's a peak around 450 Hz that should get reduced a bit ...
Ah, and the DSP will be replaced by a EV or Dynacord - i currently use the Behringer DCX2496 which is just too noisy with the > 110 dB drivers.
And kudos to my friend who has built the speakers (i just did the finish and the listening and some experimentation)!
Sony DAT Recorder / Player with Swoboda Audio Modification.
Proceed PAV
The best i ever had.
Kenwood KT-1100
The tuner is from the early 80's (1983). Very nice sound. Purchased from a friend - dusty but in perfect condition and paid only 90$.
Musical Fidelity HT-600
Very nice sounding. I use it for stereo only (currently for the HF Horns only).
DIY Mono Amp
The monos are made by a friend. I have no data about them. They fire the mid bass drivers.
DIY Horn Woofer Hybrid
2 inch HF Tractrix Horn, 2 x 12 inch Mid-/Bass drivers in a 175 cm tall cabinet. The mono amp next to the speaker (blue LED) is for the 12 inch drivers (mid / mid bass). Total range 20 - 22.000 Hz.
DNM Reson Single Solid Core
Used as Interconnect between D/A and preamp (with Eichmann Bullet Plugs) and also used as speaker cable for the HF Horn.
Kimber AGDL Coaxial Cable
Ultra detailed and dynamic - unbelievable. Interconnect between Sony CDP XA5ES and SwoboDAT D/A. (Edit: no longer used since Swoboda Modification)
The Campaniles create a live-like sound/stage and are very involving. They are just awesome!! If you want to hear them, you will have to travel very far!! The system is located in the Netherlands, but you're welcome!
