Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

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Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

Here is an older pic of my Wayne Picquet Quad 57's in Room B - (in progress still) :^(

Quad 57 - Room B

The arrows each show a different sub placement identified by a number. Each time the sub is on the floor where the point is :^) - furniture in the way on some numbers.

Room is 22 feet wide. 18 feet deep with a stair case that leads to an insulated door to the main floor. In the pic I am standing in the doorway of Room A that I mentioned in the previous post which. If I leave Room A door open, it makes Room B's (Length) & volume much larger. A medium room anyway imo? A large room to me is where you go to see movies.

Like this

The Quads are wearing their screens in this older pic. Are 7 feet from the front wall. The high positioning (Arcici stands on the black concrete bricks) eliminates the one person in a narrow listening spot scenario that u read alot about. In this setup you can actually stand up and walk around. Although the center voice will follow u around. Kinda of cool. Is this not what singers do on stage anyway ? Move around :^)
This space outside of Room A is sort of a backwards number 7. What can be seen is the top of the seven - the bottom of the 7 split out by the curtain on the right.

Two subs are better for balancing out the room waves but for purposes of having some fun and learning here. Assume you are only using one large sub 12 inch conventional woofer. Using low level line outputs from preamp. Sub has full features including volume, and crossover frequency controls.

What position (arrow/number) do feel works best in this room/setup according to my ears :^) with Quad 57's.

Guesses ?

***************************************

Bdp24 - There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads.......

......The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website
thanks Bdp24. I have added them to my search and actually sent the company an email outlining my room/speaker requirements. I will let you guys know what they come back with. I look forward to a guess from you on the above exercise. :^)

ct0517 November 02, 2015 12:52

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34

There is a DIY sub that is unusually good with Quads (actually, any dipole/planar loudspeaker). It is an offering from the design team of Danny Richie of GR Research and Brian Ding of Rythmik. Their sub is an Open Baffle/Dipole design incorporating a 12" woofer optimized specifically for OB implementation, the driver featuring the Direct Servo Feedback design of Brian Ding. Brian builds the DSF plate amp for the sub, installing in it a shelving circuit to compensate for the acoustic roll-off endemic to Open Baffle woofers.

The Open Baffle sub is an either W- or H-frame housing either two 8ohm woofers or two/three 16ohm ones. The two woofer version faces the drivers in opposing directions and wired in opposing polarity, their resulting output thus being Dipolar/figure-of-8, a distinct advantage with Dipole speakers. Gradient made a similar sub specifically for the Quad 63 in the 80's, if you recall. This new sub features much better woofers (even without their Direct Servo Feedback design) and amp.

The OB Sub DIY kit is available from both GR Research and Rythmik, and the plans for the W- and H-frames can be found on the GR website. Danny has a woodworker who makes an H-frame flat pack for he not able or willing to make his own. The sub has won "Best Bass at Show" at RMAF many years running.

bdp24 November 01, 2015 02:34