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Our livingroom was well equipted with SB18, SB30 Center and a MDS12 Subwoofer. But our bedroom had old speakers that could well be replaced and i was in a mood to build smoething, so i ordered the First Time 9 set. After i ordered the s
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After the ONE comes the TWO. The Satorique 2. The Satorique 1 is a compact, but GREAT-sounding loudspeaker. This small box produces deeper tones than you would expect based on its dimensions. Unfortunately a compact box, with its smaller membrane surface, can produce bass, but not a strong bass pressure. The dimensions of the Satori MW16P-8 tell me that the SB Acoustics loudspeaker is wonderfully designed for a d’Appolito construction.
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when I built my Duetta Tops in March of 2012 and published my building report here on the forum, I finished by saying, “I wonder what awaits me after the MiDu expansion – I can’t wait to find out!!!” Well, when I finally got around to starting the new project, there were no more MiDus – they had been replaced by the MiDu2. So I changed my half-finished plans to work with the MiDu2, which didn’t take too long, since they are almost identical.
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After filling my small student room for years with sound from my old 5.1 system of a very well-known brand, something better had to be found for my first real living room. 5.1 was out of the question because of the room layout and it also did not suit my taste at all.
The field of loudspeaker building was born almost a century ago, with the invention of the dynamic sound converter by Western Electric engineers Vente and Turas, and it has not seen many significant developments since then. Of course the chassis elements have been more specifically tailored for their transmission tasks, basses had more mass than mid-range speakers, and tweeters needed a much lighter membrane –
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The most common questions we are asked about our new products and in email inquiries start with the telling words, “Couldn’t you …?” Usually these questions are wondering about changing the shape from one piece to two pieces, using a reflex tube instead of a slit or vice versa, and whether the loudspeaker can be used for a home theater.
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It’s been 20 years now since I was first “infected” with the home theater bug. I started with a VHS video recorder and a Trinitron 4:3 tube TV, and over the years I gradually expanded and improved my equipment fleet. After a high-quality living room theater (at least by the standards of the time), with a 720p projector, DVD player and 5.1 loudspeaker setup, I built my first basement theater in a rental house:
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When you think about why the Needle is so successful, it’s hard to find a really obvious reason. It features a small full-range speaker that wobbles around in a much-too-big cabinet, and its membrane area is much too small to reproduce the bass – but at the same time far too big to generate high notes. That brings us to the next weakness, the extreme bundling at increasing frequencies, which means that at most one pair of ears can be in the sweet spot at any given time.
... read more
Our livingroom was well equipted with SB18, SB30 Center and a MDS12 Subwoofer. But our bedroom had old speakers that could well be replaced and i was in a mood to build smoething, so i ordered the First Time 9 set. After i ordered the s
... read more
The field of loudspeaker building was born almost a century ago, with the invention of the dynamic sound converter by Western Electric engineers Vente and Turas, and it has not seen many significant developments since then. Of course the chassis elements have been more specifically tailored for their transmission tasks, basses had more mass than mid-range speakers, and tweeters needed a much lighter membrane –
... read more
After the ONE comes the TWO. The Satorique 2. The Satorique 1 is a compact, but GREAT-sounding loudspeaker. This small box produces deeper tones than you would expect based on its dimensions. Unfortunately a compact box, with its smaller membrane surface, can produce bass, but not a strong bass pressure. The dimensions of the Satori MW16P-8 tell me that the SB Acoustics loudspeaker is wonderfully designed for a d’Appolito construction.
... read more
The most common questions we are asked about our new products and in email inquiries start with the telling words, “Couldn’t you …?” Usually these questions are wondering about changing the shape from one piece to two pieces, using a reflex tube instead of a slit or vice versa, and whether the loudspeaker can be used for a home theater.
... read more
when I built my Duetta Tops in March of 2012 and published my building report here on the forum, I finished by saying, “I wonder what awaits me after the MiDu expansion – I can’t wait to find out!!!” Well, when I finally got around to starting the new project, there were no more MiDus – they had been replaced by the MiDu2. So I changed my half-finished plans to work with the MiDu2, which didn’t take too long, since they are almost identical.
... read more
It’s been 20 years now since I was first “infected” with the home theater bug. I started with a VHS video recorder and a Trinitron 4:3 tube TV, and over the years I gradually expanded and improved my equipment fleet. After a high-quality living room theater (at least by the standards of the time), with a 720p projector, DVD player and 5.1 loudspeaker setup, I built my first basement theater in a rental house:
... read more
After filling my small student room for years with sound from my old 5.1 system of a very well-known brand, something better had to be found for my first real living room. 5.1 was out of the question because of the room layout and it also did not suit my taste at all.
When you think about why the Needle is so successful, it’s hard to find a really obvious reason. It features a small full-range speaker that wobbles around in a much-too-big cabinet, and its membrane area is much too small to reproduce the bass – but at the same time far too big to generate high notes. That brings us to the next weakness, the extreme bundling at increasing frequencies, which means that at most one pair of ears can be in the sweet spot at any given time.
... read more
![First Time 9 - Billy Box](/media/400-1487238698_e_dsc_2724_91881.jpg "First Time 9 - Billy Box\")
![Satorique 2, High End Elegance](/design/stories/FRrapport/fr2015/mars2015/Satorique2/400-s2_klein.jpg "Satorique 2, High End Elegance\")
![MiDu with slices](/design/stories/Artikel/2013/November/BernhardsMidu2/400-MiDu2Auf.jpg "MiDu with slices\")
![Tims Elip](/media/400-1408033159_img_60029.jpg "Tims Elip\")
![NextAir18](/design/stories/Artikel/2015/November2015/Nextair18/400-NextAirBau_28_1.jpg "NextAir18\")
![Vota 4](/design/stories/Artikel/2014/Dezember/Vota4/400-Vota4bau23.jpg "Vota 4\")
![Satorique Home Cinema](/design/stories/Artikel/2014/Oktober/SatoriqueMTM/400-bass_attack_mit_satorique_dappolito.jpg "Satorique Home Cinema\")
![High Jack](/design/stories/Artikel/2014/Oktober/FT14/400-FT14Bau_Auf.jpg "High Jack\")
