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Although the concept is similar, the SBE-118 uses a proprietary Eminence driver specifically designed to increase output.

You'll probably want to equalize and DSP would be the ideal way to do so. Virtually all bass speakers require equalization (unless they're either refrigerator sized or are also tuned to not go very loud) so F3 becomes a somewhat arbitrary choice made in the active filter that powered subs have...

Phil was kind enough to phone and share with me that he placed this post - Phil is a real gentleman and a tremendous enthusiast that we love hearing from. If anyone has any questions we're more than happy to answer them. Please contact me personally. The 3600 is priced and termed as it is...

To repeat a little of what I left in a similar thread elsewhere, it's interesting to see our Chane 'Arx' A1b in a nearfield system, and we appreciate the opportunity and insights. The treble unit in the A1b is our 2nd gen update to a similar well-regarded technology measured at the Zaph site...

Jeff! Always good to hear. I'm entirely positive too, and the last few months have been a true pleasure. No worries... They're a new model that will probably hit the review circuit under the Chane M&C badge. They are and I would like a deluxe finish too, although that costs money...

That's about as succinct a final analysis as can be made. Thank you.

Also seconding the Baratza Maestro - it's is a good entry-level grinder. I was once gifted one by a friend who had done more research on such things than I ever would. Works like a champ three years later.

Just fyi, folks, the MkIII is also biamplified, and has the laminated, milled hardwood sidepanels plus a couple of lesser feature upgrades. Sonically they're quite a step above the MkII.

I've heard the Lamhorn equipped with the stunning REPS driver. One of the most musically faithful things I've heard in 25 years doing hifi. Nearly as dynamically faithful as a true horn (to the limits of of a single 8" driver, that is) and as "quick" as a panel, but with the superior...