Are you aiming the panels as per ML instructions in the manual (flashlight method)?
Also some diffusion behind the speakers might improve the width of the sound field.
By upgraded you mean the new ones are of higher quality than the originals, or they are new equivalents? It's great you found a place to do the work. Is it local to you, or did you have to do business through the mail?I was inspired by this tread, and I have just upgraded my Odyssey“s.
The result is fantastic. Thanks to Danny at GR-Research | Passion for High Quality Audio
Only changed the capacitors.
Highly recommended.
GR Research will upgrade your passive crossovers if you send them in. In some cases if you send them the whole speaker they will take measurements and tell you what can be improved.By upgraded you mean the new ones are of higher quality than the originals, or they are new equivalents? It's great you found a place to do the work. Is it local to you, or did you have to do business through the mail?
Yes, sent him the schematics and pictures of the XO’s.By upgraded you mean the new ones are of higher quality than the originals,
When I did my upgrade last week, we did one speaker Friday, and the second on Saturday.that usually has a pretty small effect on overall sound
Actually not a bad idea. But expensive.Just wait until you try eliminating the crossovers entirely
Dayton makes a DSP unit for about $300 with 8 outputs, also crown DSP Hypex amps can be had for about $500.Actually not a bad idea. But expensive.
Active XO. Haven’t looked into it so much, but I suppose since I have the Casablanca SSP, I may use that as a crossover. Still would require an extra amplifier.
Actually not a bad idea. But expensive.
Active XO. Haven’t looked into it so much, but I suppose since I have the Casablanca SSP, I may use that as a crossover. Still would require an extra amplifier.
If I was starting from scratch, an ML with active sub would be my choice. Probably also save me money on amp to choose as well.
An other thing I have done, is adding super tweeters in my system.
Actually not a bad idea. But expensive.
Active XO. Haven’t looked into it so much, but I suppose since I have the Casablanca SSP, I may use that as a crossover. Still would require an extra amplifier.
If I was starting from scratch, an ML with active sub would be my choice. Probably also save me money on amp to choose as well.
An other thing I have done, is adding super tweeters in my system.
Sorry, it wasn't Brandon with the supertweeters, rather R1200CL.I too performed Spectral's crossover mods about 10 years ago to my Odysseys, with very good results. Since then I've upgraded everything else in the system but haven't gotten the itch to replace the speakers. Brandon, you wrote you are using supertweeters. If they're on the Odysseys what are they and where did you place them?
These speakers come with a tweeter mounted on the side that can be adjusted from off up to loud, and so this is something that elctrostat guys have been doing for a bit. The Martin Logan center channel speakers have it too. I bet if its done right that it sounds great. Id like to try it, but probably dont have the knowledge to do it right.Sorry, it wasn't Brandon with the supertweeters, rather R1200CL.
ADYTON AIR SUPERTWEETERIf they're on the Odysseys what are they and where did you place them?