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Re: what speakers do you use with the 300b?

Postby vintage_dog » Tue Apr 27, 2004 3:56 pm

iceman90a wrote:just curious - for the 20 owners of the 300b, what speakers are you using / or will be using?

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1. botching -
2. SUPERMAN - Monitor Audio S2
3. jojie -
4. KD - Rogers LS8a
5. HKfoam -
6. reserved -
7. Muttley - Sonus Faber Concertino
8. choobs - voigts
9. jay_cee_em
10. HotonE
11. Tongki - fostex voigts
12. iceman - Monitor Audio S1
13. vrion
14. john 5479/toobsnewbie
15. reserved
16. doc john
17. pparungao - voigts and dunlavy
18. reserved
19. amandarae
20. macolive
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Postby macolive » Tue Apr 27, 2004 4:45 pm

I'm using a KEF Reference 105/3 (circa 1995). It's sensitivity is 93 db 4 ohms conjugate load matching system..This means that the speaker puts out resistance so that the load to the amplifier is constantly at 4ohms.
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Postby botching » Tue Apr 27, 2004 5:38 pm

I'll use the 300b amp with the epos 11 if it ever arrives here.
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Postby macolive » Tue Apr 27, 2004 6:02 pm

Well since we are talking about what we will match it with...I hope to use it with the fostex bookshelf from wired state.

...and one day, I hope to use with Avante-Garde horns! :) :)
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Postby vintage_dog » Tue May 04, 2004 2:20 pm

Doc_Jr and amandarae: your 2 units will be shipped this week to earl!
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Postby amandarae » Tue May 04, 2004 2:30 pm

Thanks Vintage Dog!

Yiiipppeeeeeeee! I am more than willing to visit Earl up North :D :D

Say, It's been a while since I been to that neck of the woods anyway so I think this trip is really due.

Thanks again Boss VD!
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Postby vintage_dog » Sat May 08, 2004 8:33 am

to all on the waiting list: parts have now arrived and assembly will resume asap. all back-orders will be filled by early next week.

from then on, the amps will only be made-to-order with a leadtime of 2 weeks.
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Postby ARE » Sun May 09, 2004 11:06 am

amandarae and Doc, Congrats! Would you be pairing this with your speaker project in the works?
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Postby amandarae » Sun May 09, 2004 11:52 am

ARE,

amandarae and Doc, Congrats! Would you be pairing this with your speaker project in the works?


Yes sir! Doc Jr already has the back loaded Fostex horns while my Brines Fostex TL are very close to completion.

Malapit na.....malapit na....
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Postby Doc Jr 8156 » Mon May 10, 2004 11:07 pm

ARE,
Thanks man. My Super Tono 300B will be paired with my DIY full-loaded backhorn using the new Fostex 168EZ. If the evaluations of the 300B is really true (from some of our brothers here), it will be a match made in heaven. I'm presently using my horn with a 300 watt SS amp (using about 3 watts max) and very satisfied with the result. Amandarae listened to my set up and he can vouch how good it was. I'm also in the process of building another horn, now a folded design. Godspeed.
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Postby Superman » Sun May 23, 2004 7:30 am

hello wiredstate gurus!

just a bit curious...how is the hum pot adjusted...is there a gadget i need to use in adjusting this??? many thanks! :D :_)
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Postby arnoldc » Sun May 23, 2004 9:25 am

they have been "factory" adjusted. i do not recommend you "play around" with those.

why will you adjust it?
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Postby vintage_dog » Sun May 23, 2004 12:39 pm

Superman wrote:hello wiredstate gurus!

just a bit curious...how is the hum pot adjusted...is there a gadget i need to use in adjusting this??? many thanks! :D :_)


if there is a need to fineadjust, you will need a digital voltmeter (at the AC setting) and longnose pliers.
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Postby iceman90a » Sun May 23, 2004 6:37 pm

o kaya sulat mo lyrics - para alam na nya words, di na kailangan mag hum :D joke lang Pre
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Postby Superman » Sun May 23, 2004 8:58 pm

thanks sir arnoldc and sir VD...naisip ko lang naman..wala naman ako balak galawin...
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Postby vrion » Tue May 25, 2004 10:00 am

according to sir Ed we can occasionally check the voltage reading at the output of L and R channel with the speakers attached to check if it is within the desired level to produce the min hum(I forgot the level :? , what is it again nga boss?) If not we can adjust, kaya lang mukhang mahirap kasi its not like a potentiometer na me min and max while rotating CW or CCW tapos baka ma burn ka pa nung malalaking 300Bs :lol: . And since 300Bs have different chracteristics, pag nag tube roll tayo or nagkapalit yung R and L tubes, we have to re adjust. (tama ba understanding ko mga boss?)

Kaya monitor monitor na lang muna ako.. :) :)
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Postby toobs » Tue May 25, 2004 8:16 pm

Hi,

You can adjust the hum balance pot to achieve minimum hum level by placing your ear near your speakers while you turn the pot and listen where you can hear the least amount of hum.

Or, if you have a good quality digital voltmeter, place your voltmeter in AC and measure the AC hum at the speaker terminals. You should get anything between 5mv to 15 mV reading. The reading is also dependent on the quality of your AC mains. Make sure you don't have signal in the input.

If the hum is not audible from your listening position, then just listen to music :-)

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Postby cardinalrich » Thu Jul 01, 2004 3:20 pm

Sir Vintage Dog,

I am a newbie in vinyl. I don't have any set up devoted exclusively to audio. However, I bought a Technics SL-23 as a start up. If I will order your tube amp, what speakers would you recommend to match the amp (budget would be up to PhP50 th for speakers)? And what would an amp do?

Tnx
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Postby vintage_dog » Thu Jul 01, 2004 3:23 pm

cardinalrich wrote:Sir Vintage Dog,

I am a newbie in vinyl. I don't have any set up devoted exclusively to audio. However, I bought a Technics SL-23 as a start up. If I will order your tube amp, what speakers would you recommend to match the amp (budget would be up to PhP50 th for speakers)? And what would an amp do?

Tnx


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Postby levi » Fri Jul 02, 2004 12:57 am

Can the amp drive an Usher x719?
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