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Post Subject: Yes, it is Klipsch Rebel but I think it is not where this Sound comes from...Posted by Romy the Cat on: 11/7/2024
Yes, it is exactly the replica of Klipsch Rebel horn. I
did not see it before you mentioned it but you are right, it is the Rebel.
http://images.klipsch.com/Brochure_540100_RB_635164773054556000.pdf
In my case, I use an unfiltered LF section from 605A
for the horn and for FH Vitavox S2 at
640Hz. I needed to go with a deeper HF horn as Vitavox S2 needs some low-pass
filtration to work in a short horn. I need to admit that I am having a very
surprising result that made me very much question what is going on. The
sound is marvelous, truly marvelous and I do not use this word lightly. It should
be like I need to sing admirations to Rebel Horn, 605A, S2 this little room
but it is much more complex than this. I have been thinking and experimenting
with it a lot. I have another 3 amplifiers including my very much tested Melquiades driving
the corner horns, let's call it Rebel++, and I got garbage sound. Truly disgusting
Sound. I have 2 other good Dacs taking digital out from the transport and I
have not disgusting but boring sound. I have other transports, DAW, and multiple
amps driving the thing, and I do not have a near-close sound compared to when I
drive the thing from that super cheap table radio device. Dima and I were
looking into schematics and build of that cheap table radio and it is laughable:
class B, integrated IC amplifier with huge distortions. What I am saying is that while my Rebel++
might not be so bad it is not the reason why I have such a strangely positive result.
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