Countdown to Alexia!

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Unwrapped. SO SEXY! There is that new tweeter that may hold all the answers of the universe...

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You can see the black Tweeter bridge that holds the adjustable tweeter module in place. You can also see the thumb bolt that is used to secure the tweeter module once aligned and dialed in for the listening height and distance.

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beautiful colour. much better than some of the bright colours they use.

[Still-One]

Looking good Serge but then with your set-up I expected nothing less.

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This next step required consulting the propagation delay charts to precisely "align" the upper module consisting of the mid and tweeter drivers and each being independently adjustable. Carefully measuring the listening distance that I am starting with (old Sasha location for starting point) I installed the proper rear spike in the upper module, adjusted the block and made sure the upper assembly sat precisely with the front spikes in the glide rails and rear spike on the required step of the alignment block.




Further, the chart was consulted and the tweeter module adjusted and time aligned for my listening distance.




A truly brilliant design that allows for precision as well as easy adjustability to further adjust if needed while voicing and placing speakers to the room.

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Right speaker placed, aligned, hooked up and playing.
Gorgeous!

I don't usually listen to one speaker but.... Well, be patient, I'll get the other one running soon. I'll give you a hint.... I loooove the upper end response! WOW! SMOOTH! VERY SMOOTH...

[BlueChiaro]

Something tells me that your system sounds better with one speaker than most systems sound with two.

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Originally Posted by BlueChiaro

Something tells me that your system sounds better with one speaker than most systems sound with two.

Robert, I would have to agree, I've never heard a better "one" speaker system yet!

[jdandy]

Serge.......Santa must have worked those poor reindeer nearly to death getting those Alexia's to your home. No wonder he was a day late.

Huge congratulations.