Yes!!!

Om geeeee!! Now im post-camera shy

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Loïc !! And if we put the PT-10 in to the origin S-10..? What are you think about ?😅. Have a nice day bro 😎

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Congratulations 👏. How do they compare to the spatial audios. Are you running dual mono's configuration. Finally how is the base response.

@@xzing7 yes dual mono in low standing barrel baffles tilted back 15°. The F15 have very tight bass with great tamber but very little capacity to charge a room (I have two REL subs that pair perfectly with the F15, the combination is magical). The spatial audio are amazing speakers which do not require subs, they are more "modern" sounding though (very clean and transparent). I prefer the more romantic sound of the F15 with the RELs, but that's personal preference ..... Both are excellent speakers and great examples of how open baffles mop the floor with any box speaker costing less than the price of a new car. After only a few hours listening to the F15 I am convinced that paired with the REL subs they are very similar to the spatial speakers (huge dynamics and soundstage, life like instrument sound, ton of air and space, super fast slam effect ect) except a bit more romantic and intimate sounding which is generally more my preference. Either choice is for sure a home run, just depends on if you have subs and your personal taste in sound character (very neutral vs slightly warmer). Also, I'm not rich and if these 600$ F15s allow me to actually sell a much more expensive speaker, make some cash while having upgraded in the process it will be a goddamn Christmas miracle.

I assume the speakers you have are the Fast 15s? The F15s were the original ones with the black surrounds. Also, if you have the new ones, we're the surrounds cream colored or bright yellow? Thanks for sharing.

@@markceci9896 mine are the 15 inch full range F-15. The diffuser cone is light cream color.

@@billbones1000 How about the surrounds? Black or another color?

Did you ever find out? Lol

Speculation, but fast15 in a box would sound awesome. F15 would sound awesome too.

My apologies. The last part of the video, the music didnt apply the minus 30db like it did at the begining.

Hey, did you ever get that combo? How did it sound

@@jeanlephunk no, unfortunately not. I’ve been using my spare time to get my novel done.

Correct, now I know, platinum 10 is much better in a boxed speaker. And the fast15 is a super match with the w15!

Give them a good 200hrs of break in. It will jump around in sound variations every day until the break in is done.

They have slower admins. ;-). And the platinum-15 is coming too.

@@hificave Seems Lii is stepping up from being primarily a budget brand and is now competing with the full-range big boys like Lowther, Voxativ, Cube, etc.

Currently on their webpage: One Pair | Reference Level 10″ Fullrange Drivers | Platinum-10 $1,999.00

Steve Deckart on comparisons to old RCA 12's from the mid 50's to early '60s "The F15 is the first driver I have heard that sounds like those old large console woofers. It's tight, it hits and is very smooth through its range. The F12 is also pretty smooth and warmer but sounds like a hi-fi woofer. It's not tight. It doesn't hit." Just one impression

​@@lapocasini1246 Appreciate that. Although I recall those old consoles well, and they were fun, but didn't sound so great. Something to consider.

No crossover. Bi-amp. Just controlling gain on each.

Start? Its going to make you grin and smile. :-)

Flea watt is no problem for the platinum 10. But flea watt with w15… no go.

@@hificave thanks Loic! :)

@@GH-zs8eq also, platinum needs a box. If you want to use it in open baffle it needs help to fill in mids and lows. (Sub is not enough, unless you make a large and heavy baffle).

@@hificave thanks Loic! Will be considering Plat 10 with W15 or fast 15 with W15 in same baffle

Have not heard those. Cant compare.

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Cant do it without some custom modifications both to the baffle and to the crossover. The platinum is not ment for open baffle. So the w15 would be compensating for higher range in the low pass. But in a box, the platinum is a giant. Performance level is crazy good. Resolution is surreal, mids, air! As for bass it depends on the execution of the cabinet build.

@@hificave Decware’s P10 baffle design is too large for my room. Can you suggest a smaller (ish) enclosure? I’m torn between Platinum 10 and Cube Audio F10 Select or F8 Magus. Cube Audio baffle design is a bit smaller than Decware DFH10. Thanks again!

@@jorgebacani1901 I have not experimented in closed box designs to have the creativity and understanding to properly advise you. You can use a speaker design software, there are several out there, where you input the specs of the drivers you are considering, and the software will give you the parameters and specs your box needs to have to acheive the frequency response you want. Experience and creativity with these parameters in terms of how you execute it, is what makes the difference between two identical looking speakers from the outside, but its how its executed inside that changes things. Inside, things such as, the port vent size, length, bracing, damping, box size and shape, etc etc. These things are relevant to the driver you pick. Then, you have the crossover or filters that can come help tweak the frequency response and output as well.

@@jorgebacani1901 hey Jorge, I'm on your same boat, what did you end up doing?

Heard them at shows.

Im waiting! Can’t wait.

Not sure they fit in glory cabinets…

@@hificave the Glory usually has S10 drivers….. They’re both 10” drivers right?

@@mjw25a1 they are, bu the platinum had a different “footprint” due to the weight and size of magnet I think.

I will make a size comparison video.

@@hificave I'll talk to my contact at Lii Song and order a ready built Glory speaker with Platinum 10. I believe it will be a nice combo. I'll re-wire with Mundorf Angelique wire and EIZZ EZ-301 binding posts. Should be a nice combo I think. I've been told ideally they would like an even larger cabinet than the Glory though those things are huge already. I'll just need to fill in with a sub as I go with my current Lii Song Fieke S6 speakers. ;) Thankyou for your wonderful preview. I've been hanging on every detail with respect to development of these. Hoping they're my final pair of speakers.... Well it's either that or a pair of Klipsch Cornwall IV. A bit torn as the Klipsch can be bought locally and better brand recognition improves resale. I've you've experience with those also I'd love to hear of it.

I was setting it at minus 30db. But a few have said the same thing now. Will remove it.

Not for a while. Drivers are being used for an experiment elsewhere.

Once my cabinets are finished I’ll get a video up of the PT-10. Massive cabinets with internal volume of 467L and port tuned to 30Hz. Mundorf Angelique wire internally and EIZZ EZ-301 low mass binding posts. Should be something else. In front of them is a Soundaware D300REF streamer + Afterdark Trifecta Double Crown clock > Accurate Audio D1000 DAC > Absolute Audio Labs ASL-1Z Pre > Absolute Audio Labs SIT-A15 power amp. Aurealis Audio interconnects throughout and tinned copper power cables, SR Purple fuses, Thor DRM95/20 power filtering + balanced isolation transformer….. It’ll be fed well. :)

@@mjw25a1 able share a link so we can listen?

@@Stephenwongdirectimaging I have TRIED to record my system but the recordings don't sound even remotely like what I hear in person. I think it picks up room reflections more than anything else :(

Not the same. More detail in fast15, more upper bass in f15.

@@hificave thank you!

What material was your OB made off? And size? Just curious

@@hificave It was as big as the Decware big size one (I tried differents sizes) and made of 20mm plasterboard or drywall (I don't know how you call it), heavy stuff and exempt of vibration. I have pictures if you are interested. I move them around in the room, never find a good placement....mainly there was no bass.

@@chengo51 Steve mentions that the wood acts like a transducer and spring board and advises against a dead baffle. Congrats with your cab, that sounds sick.

@@lapocasini1246 Actually I should have been a bit patient because the F15 didn't probably break in fully. I doubt the wood play such an important role, I guess the stiffness is important. Something else, there was for years many trials of different OB shapes and the round shape was given to be the worse, which surprised me a lot and I don't believe it, in fact the barrel shape being efficient do not surprise me. So two important things in this design, shape and stiffness, that's my belief, I may try again some time.

Well yeah! It’s scary

The more I do it, the harder it gets. Everything can sound good, everything can sound bad. The HOW matters as much as the WHAT.