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hmm funny, i found that pic from an old post and showed my wife the image and her jaw dropped- that was a few weeks after moving in and the basement wasn't even fully painted yet (and it's a bit more cluttered now ;)) i need to play with the dimensions, i was actually going from a 106" screen...

whoa i guess i should've left out the kid reference... that was the goal of getting the center off the floor last year (you can't reason with a walking 9 month old, yes at 9 months, both did) - but the kid thing is not the reason for getting the speakers on the wall now (i am comfortable...

So, as my 14 month old and 3 yr old wander around our basement theater, i've actually removed the CLS from service and covered them with plastic and heavy blanket to protect them. the two B&W's i have in their stead just don't give me the same results (older pair of 602s). in an effort to get...

looks nice. "This amp must be all of 70 lbs." is it on a glass shelf alone? extra power is always nice...

On topic: i've yet to hear a slap or see a spark. the sound get's compressed when driven too hard, plus my buzzing right bass panel gets too annoying at high levels LOL to stay there for too long. begin off-topic: Hey Zaphod, I remembered your gear: logans: CLS, script, logos, more...

Vtf-3 Mk 2 I installed one of these for a client (I do some installs as a side gig, so i can write off my tools :) ) and was very impressed. i began with a clean sllate: their budget, finish choices, size contraints, and freq response vs. room volume (size volume). it's corner loaded in a...

thanks, will do. i spent the rest of Sunday listening as background music while installing my projector mount (finishing painting that room) and puling wires and power for the projector spot. I kept turning around when i thought i heard (a family member) upstairs saying something - when it...

i tried one set of 3 passes on each side at 12"... worked a bit. need to do a freq sweep to see if it's still most acute at 50 and 89hz like before (and most notes inbetween). the same music can be turned up louder before it rear it's ugly head... so i guess a little more can hurt. thanks!

Jim wrote on 5/18: "I also had buzzing from what you call the "stiffeners" of my CLSz panels. The adhesive piece of ?mylar had partially come loose from the back stator and was touching the panel. I first notice this as a buzz at certain frequencies. I spoke with Jim Powers who told me just to...

yes, after extensive vacuuming, the popping is gone, and i've localized the buzzing to 50hz - 90hz and at the bottom end of the translucent 'tape' - must be the dampener you mention. off to read your post... thanks.

the spot in question is the filthiest part of the panel. shining a flashlight through the back of the assembly you can see debris on the diaphragm. and 'gunk' (in Fletch's words) on the front stator/grill so i'll do more cleaning and report back. but whoa, on upright bass it's bad. casual...

here they are... good news: they're in my basement. other news: the popping is consistant with loud bass notes, and accompanies a buzzing at the lower right (about 10" up from the bottom right corner, at the edge) - this spot seems to develop a bit of high-freq, too. at low volumes they sound...

thanks for posting Jeff. I saw your CLSs in the systems page last night :) very cool i may not be able to wait until Monday to go get them... i'm starting to drool. i can't remove the monoblocks b/c they're in use, so until they become mine, i'll push the CLSs (after the good advice here is...

Roberto, Thanks for the sound advice, good thinking, i'll do it all without my dogs and son in the room. I'll vacuum twice for good measure! Mucho gusto, Fernando aka: hak

that's what i've read. i've just relocated my gear cabinets away from the front wall (bad place for them anyway in HT) so i can have more flexibility in placements (glad i hadn't made any holes in the drywall yet! :) thanks, Hak

yeah :) i had noticed your gear when lurking. vacuum makes sense... what's popping? and by showering you mean what? what pre/pro did you use to 'phantom' your center? this would be ideal for me seeing as the combination between my projector screen coming down, and my 13 month old...

ok. found the high-pass answer: don't. just run full range and supplement with subs (so says jpower, etc) thanks for any other info you can provide. Hak

its the story you wish would happen to you. talking with an acquaintance, a mention of some MLs he has in an attic, sitting unused. Your eyes light up... "would you be willing to parth with them?" "sure, you can have 'em... along with the Meitner monoblocks" - "ummm, let me at least trade you...