@SteveHuffHifi, Can we use these OGY speakers with an active subwoofer and get close to this sound?

Hi,I'm a musician and been in many different studios,age 50 so now my ears are not what they use to be but I've always liked the sound of car speakers full range ones twin cones, with bass and treble..no crossover love em,my question is if the studios had these speakers, would the final production be better or is it the fact that these speakers enhance the mix they did, would it be the same if they mixed with that set up.

Love the felt pad on the wood dowel. Klassy!

The answer to your question is the Vandersteen 2C design. Create a rack. Mount 2 BOBs + one OGY on a rack. Wrap cloth around to create a cohesive block design

They aren't your speakers are way better.. 🙂

That’s a fact.😂😂😂

Exactly what I was thinking

Hello folks: the front and back wave don't come out the same. The 12" stand have two different size of wings on the side, does all the magic

What kind of 15s can you buy for that much?

how much are they?

Heck Yes, and I would prefer to have adjustable crossover for this , I Think 125h is too low for the 4 inch driver to get down to. Just something I would prefer to have control of.

For some time I've been using a pair of SVS subs perched on Kallex cubes. This provides the base for a pair of Fostex P-1000 BH, back-loaded horn speakers that look a lot like the OGY. The performance of this setup is surprising, for under 2 grand, total.

My Rel Subs are on the carpeted floor because Rel says that the feet are the proper height to couple them to the floor. They also stack them together, so have you listened to your SVS subs on the floor to hear a difference.

These sound best in my room placed where I place mostly all speakers. They are approx 3-4 ft from the wall and 7 ft apart. I sit 7 ft from them. Slight toe in.

These are not point source speakers, which have a tweeter in the middle of the woofer.

Kinda. These are full range drivers which therefore provide a point source. Drivers which place the tweeter in the centre of a mid woofer, such as by Kef, Tannoy or Fyne also present a point source, but are very different beasts.

Yeah man!! Back in the 70s Tompall Glaser had a set of cornerhorns in his office(large room) at Glaser Brothers Recording Studio. They had the normal NS10s and large JBL main monitors, but no mix left the studio without it being played on the Klipse first. The studio also had a Real large plate reverb in a room in the basement. The had another room set up with a speaker and mic for Real room reverb. It was a very long room. This was the only studio I was ever in that had either of these! All the best, Sonny T

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@@zaphod_beeblerox Amen.

Those subs look like some DIY project. Just my option though. They don’t look like they go together with the way the OGY’s just sit on top.

The bass stands look better.

The answer is so murky. If your room has poor acoustics then the differences between DACs will be null.

@glennpoors8554 Intro Song - Malhana - DEX 1200 Closing Song - Casey Abram’s - Hound Dog Merry Christmas

There really is no better at these levels - just different. Different vibe from the Fleetwoods which are more in line with horn speakers.

I wish you still had the Fleetwoods so you could wire-in those dipoles !

Get them back @stevehuffhifi

it has the ability to scale well while still retain its magic

Would have been nice to hear them

Because they came in at the very end of 2023, the last week. These may show up in my 2024 video.

@@HiFiHuff the "May" part does not instill confidence...

@@dannyalvens5418 something better "may" be discovered. The joy of being a reviewer.

. The famous old Crown? (edit) Oh, you mean some $1500 Western Electrics. Aha, ya they'd be great too. Either way, those speakers actually have a distinctly nostalgic design.

Coaxial makes no sense when you have a single driver. Just call it a single driver. It's not technically "fullrange". EMS calls it "wideband". Just call it a single driver speaker. The rest is jargon.

​@@user-xg6zz8qs3qThere are single driver speakers and coaxials. Coaxials are not single drivers and are 2 ways with the tweeter inside the voicecoil tube and these are true point source. Whereas some coaxials are not strictly point source cos the tweeter is 1.5" in front of the woofer (instead of inside the voicecoil tube). Like with most coaxial car speaker drivers.

There are plenty of guys doing that!

I sure did, in its own video a week or so ago, as mentioned in this video :)

Link?@@HiFiHuff

Now he's incredible!

An infinite baffle is a sealed one, isn't it ?

Say my Dahlquist DQ10's

@@kgspollux6998 only if you consider infinity to be enclosed somehow.

@@Munakas-wq3gp I agree. My "cellar worker" is a SVS SB16-Ultra and it's making a really great job until 60Hz . . .

Yes, am interested to know how they compare the Heritage Special too!

Haha!

😂😂😂use your imagination

Lol

Yeah it probably lacks soundstage because your listening on a iPhone buddy you at least need to be listening on a decent set of cans and not a craptastic iPhone speaker just saying and even then it still won't do these speakers justice

Turn on spatial sound and you be fine😂

any model in particular?

@@RafaelLopeztattoos Yeah the 1034 might sound better, but then your looking at 16 grand... Then you could say Wilson Audio, then 50 grand, when does it stop.