Recent content by Amayze

Jonathan, Thank you for all your advice. First the woofer. The box is two stacked rectangular volumes. The top one that obscures a portion of the panel has internal dimensions of 4.5"x23.5"x12.5" or just over 0.7 cu.ft. The bottom portion is 9"x23.5"x22.5" or just under 2.8 cu.ft. for a total...

I am definitely not an EE or speaker designer. The goal is to externally crossover and bi-amp the speakers. Where would I need to break into the circuits with the leads from the power amps? And what parts of this are the current crossover, that would no longer be necessary with the external one...

OK, here's a peek inside the Monolith I. On the two sides you can see the gallon-sized inductor coils. To the left of center, starting closest to the camera, are a terminal block, the binding posts, and 120V power (hard to see well). To the right of center is a circuit board and step-up...

Well, the first panel is out, and so is the first woofer. It came out the front, as the back rails were glued in. There was a small amount of damage to one of the inner trim pieces of the stile. Turns out, it is held in place by double sided tape. I think I should have removed them before...

Modavid was so kind as to share his gently used Monolith III stat panels with me. The first clue that this might be a less than straightforward process was that the box label showed different SKUs for I and II's versus III's (first photo). The second photo shows the pigtail (harness) of my I's...

I am interested in bringing a pair of Monolith I's up to the best performance I can get, on a modest budget. I really like the idea of using the original MLs, and I am fond of their looks. Dave Gilinsky, System 38, apparently accomplished bi-amping of I's with a DriveRack 260. And JonFo and...