i picked up a pair today for $100 - the wall mount version through craigslist (apparently a yank phenomenon for you folks on the other side of the atlantic).
the previous owner didn't realize that you had to send signal to both the tweeters and midrange, so all he was getting was midrange. no wonder he sold them so cheaply.
i currently am sending speaker A to the top and speaker B to the mids and the sound is pretty amazing, and with placement so close to the wall, the bass is a lot more than i expected (although i'd read some reviews that suggest that linn purposely enhanced the bass response with a built in contour).
besides getting a chance to say "WOO HOO!", this post is a shout out for feedback from anyone who's used sekrits: as i just mentioned, i'm currently sending separate speaker outputs to the inputs. would i lose or improve anything if i just wired the input in series?
how much improvement would i get if i bit the bullet and got the AKTIV crossovers? does bi-amping make *that* much of a difference?
has anyone done a side by side comparisions to kans/tukans?
thanks in advance.
the previous owner didn't realize that you had to send signal to both the tweeters and midrange, so all he was getting was midrange. no wonder he sold them so cheaply.
i currently am sending speaker A to the top and speaker B to the mids and the sound is pretty amazing, and with placement so close to the wall, the bass is a lot more than i expected (although i'd read some reviews that suggest that linn purposely enhanced the bass response with a built in contour).
besides getting a chance to say "WOO HOO!", this post is a shout out for feedback from anyone who's used sekrits: as i just mentioned, i'm currently sending separate speaker outputs to the inputs. would i lose or improve anything if i just wired the input in series?
how much improvement would i get if i bit the bullet and got the AKTIV crossovers? does bi-amping make *that* much of a difference?
has anyone done a side by side comparisions to kans/tukans?
thanks in advance.