Evenin, any ACI Sappire II owners or any body expierienced with the matching subs? Just scored a pair and they sound wonderful. Just seems like i can get more out of them.Regarding placement ,the different ways to hook up the sub etc.I have tried a couple of confiurations.Anybody with a manual?Thanx
ACI Sapphie II/and Sappire I Subs
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JimPA
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You might find the info you are in search of here.
http://www.audioc.com/library1/library.htm
There was an article in the now defunct Speaker Builder magazine about those models when they were new.
http://www.audioc.com/library1/library.htm
There was an article in the now defunct Speaker Builder magazine about those models when they were new.
Thanx sm, ive been there.Seems to be a lot of info there but cant find anything on the Sapphire II.There are Directions on the sub(camera not working right now) the Sapphire II (bi wireable) are bridged.They r connected to the sub(to Speaker) then to the amp Parasound HCA 1500.There is a single positive jack on the sub(for enhanced bass connect)its a bridge, and i have bridged it.Right now thats how they r hooked up.
the sapphires r sitting atop a pair of ADS 1230 in the corners and the subs r # feet to the inside of the Sapphire II. I believe the saubs r dual voice coil and when the sub is bridged i beleve the second coil is activated. Sound is excellent just seems that something could be done to improve.I know the monitore should be lower (ear level) thsats just where i have them placed for now> Tahnx for your reply and the link.There is also just some cool FYI stuff on that site.
the sapphires r sitting atop a pair of ADS 1230 in the corners and the subs r # feet to the inside of the Sapphire II. I believe the saubs r dual voice coil and when the sub is bridged i beleve the second coil is activated. Sound is excellent just seems that something could be done to improve.I know the monitore should be lower (ear level) thsats just where i have them placed for now> Tahnx for your reply and the link.There is also just some cool FYI stuff on that site.