What’s new?
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From Line Arrays to Mid/Side and Ambience
Over the past decade I have been exploring a question that many audio enthusiasts eventually ask themselves: How realistic can stereo reproduction become in an ordinary living room if the loudspeaker, the room and the signal processing are treated as one system? The document below is an attempt to put that journey into words. It…
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Another day, another reference…
While this amplifier may look the same on the outside, I’ve actually built a brand-new amplifier to replace my Goldmund clone. It all started one day when, out of pure curiosity, I swapped the Goldmund clone with the Fetzilla, letting the Fetzilla power my main line array speakers. I had completely forgotten what a wonderful…
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Parts of the Towers
On this page I wil share some of the base files used to create my arrays. I’ve been reluctant to do so in the past but after more than ten years I guess it’s quite flattering that some of you are still interested to copy this design. Be prepared though, it’s quite the task. You’ll…
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Get on your Feet
Towers this big have to stand solid, like a rock. I also wanted to be able to aim them just right, toe-in or toe-out, it can all make a difference in audio-perception. Than meant making some kind of rotational construction but still have the stability to not tumble. These arrays were ment to stand quite…
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Baffled…
Construction of the double baffle. I’ve chosen to use an inner and outer baffle for a couple of reasons. I opted for aluminum as material as I wanted something sturdy that could survive multiple sessions of assembly/disassembly. I also wanted to make a baffle that had low diffraction. Making it two-part I could get both.…