All you need is a private jetI’m sure there is a reason now for a trip to Italy, maybe a pause in Manhattan!
How lovely and what a view.New Rhapsody.Audio Diesis Aura/Devialet/Aurender installation on Long Island Sound
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Pardon me.How lovely and what a view.
Where are you?
Thx. Yes quite a view. The installation that was done today was on the North Shore of Long Island. I am now back in Manhattan.How lovely and what a view.
Where are you?
If it was me I would have hidden in a cupboard and stayed longer...Thx. Yes quite a view. The installation that was done today was on the North Shore of Long Island. I am now back in Manhattan.
Holes drilled in the floor cables run in the basement over to the cabinet. "Sort of" wirelessAre they using the new Rhapsody invisi-cables? I thought those were still in R & D.
Beautiful installation Bob, Art Deco.Holes drilled in the floor cables run in the basement over to the cabinet. "Sort of" wireless![]()
We're VERY happy with the way that they sound as they are. For anyone that wants a different design there are lots of great choices out there.nice speaker, very well made.
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why didn't the horn driver open at the back so that it works as a complete dipole. sounds a lot better
Has that been done in a commercial productnice speaker, very well made.
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why didn't the horn driver open at the back so that it works as a complete dipole. sounds a lot better
I only learned about Diesis horn /open-baffle woofer design a couple years ago. Since then I’ve seen some other similar designs, and lots of horns speakers. I have never seen an open horn design as you describe though I will admit I have seen only a small percentage of all the various speaker designs. And, I have never heard anyone, besides yourself, mention this “horn open at the back” design. Can you share a speaker where this has been done? And you mention “sounds a lot better” compared to what? It seems to me it would require a totally different overall execution—please provide an example.nice speaker, very well made.
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why didn't the horn driver open at the back so that it works as a complete dipole. sounds a lot better
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