I do rather like this-

I would also recommend Playing For Change, a charity who do much for disadvantaged people globally in the music and the arts. They also have a YouTube channel. A couple of great videos I've enjoyed- https://youtu.be/ph1GU1qQ1zQ https://youtu.be/t4sK8d48Exs They also do great outdoor simple recording...

Love NPR Tiny Desk, and have done for years. Some of the best live stuff online I've ever heard. Well worth checking out IMO.

It is used on my Bastanis OB's, but only on the bass, to compensate for the lack of baffle, and as a crossover. The 18" woofers are run with a Behringer Inuke amp with built in DSP, crossed over at 200hz to a 12" driver run full range which is mechanically damped to cross over to the woofe...

Playing For Change has some great videos, check out their channel.



Also NPR, lots of great live stuff.

Yes, Colin makes some nice cabinets. He did make one pair with the 12” Monacor drivers, never got to hear them though.

Very good drivers for the money I thought.

Nice job there Doc. Had a pair of speakers with the same driver, would have kept them if a pair of H2 hadn’t come my way. Some details here-

http://www.audio-talk.co.uk/phpBB3/view ... it=Monacor

And are they really “room and system” correctors? As I assume they have no knowledge of to what extent it’s the system that’s causing the peaks and troughs and to what extent it’s the room. The systems usually come with a mike and use a sweep tone to detect in room frequency anomalies which they th...