Owner upgraded to sony 55ES projector due to TV breakdown - hifi creations

max, his new room gonna be awesome!!..
he has a capable hifi lover contractor

This post has been edited by carcrazy: Jun 7 2014, 11:24 AM

get KK to give u brother price!!..

neural surround sounds interesting. never did have a chance to experience them..

not recommended

Hushymushy,
Wow congrats, u probably have a 'golden ear certified' contractor working for u.

wat do you think? u shd know ur fren ears by now. anyway the answer for the blind test is out.
the prize yet to be determined by CMY. but was propsed to give RM2K voucher to the winners..
BTW Chin@polkman if u remember him, he WON too..
http://www.av2day.com/2014/07/kliavs-2014-...nge-statistics/

on-going project building a custom HT room for HT enthusiast
* original plaster ceiling was torn down due to unbearable rattling noise. hence room re-built
* timber ceiling with walnut finish in satin
* 4 custom corner bass trap with premium cloth (breathable, smooth and dark rich black color)
* custom wood walnut finish QRD N17 diffuser 2 X 8 feet ( idea is to increase the width of the soundstage & improve room acoustics)
* install carpet (does not give bad odour after prolong used)

designed and handcrafted by Hifi Creations

sonerin,
nah..pricing is reasonable
idea is to encourage more ppl to have a proper room acoustics. elevate our HT msian's to a higher standard as you oredy know room is the bigger speaker itself.
biggest turn off is the room cant take the SPL sub. instead of gettin a sub, end up paying for nuisance 'noise' if the room is not properly done.

note: pics are taken by owner himself..i had a hard time taking them in such low lighting level

owner's feedback:
* the walnut are 'real' wood veneer not the artificial made


This post has been edited by carcrazy: Oct 20 2014, 02:19 PM

Paskal,
True..sometimes with smaller cabinets, they are pretty nice to move around, easier to work with and easier to blend into the house decor. Also much simpler and less variables to address.
but once an individual have experienced 15" or 18" drivers, its difficult to go back..thats juz me..hehe
somehow with bigger drivers radiating area, the 'ease' that comes with it,its just plain addictive.
they dun sound/feel the same. probably with a single push from a 15", its able to moves so much more air as opposed to a smaller drivers.with smaller drivers they do need to work much harder juz to match the output of a 15" driver

my preferred HT setup, a system that can play with ease without going into tonal compression. sufficient headroom when its needed.
good midrange 'density' and texture with weight and lower octaves 'meaty'.

This post has been edited by carcrazy: Oct 20 2014, 05:55 PM

Ur evil...Lol
yes small driver cant go that low..but didnt wann to go into debate...cause as usual every forum is full with so called 'children playgroun'....they juz loved to argue n argue without substance..
seen too often oredy

This post has been edited by carcrazy: Oct 20 2014, 08:07 PM

Paskal,
wow..beautiful
well done bro.
when can i audit these babies..

Front port is meant for placement near the wall as rear port tends to boom when place against d wall.
square room n sitting in d middle will get mostly cancellation of bass. Try to sit 1/3 length at the rear

Completed room acoustics job on a HT room, Cheras/KL. Proper room acoustics provide up to 70% of the final sound
Job scope:
1. Timber ceiling - walnut finish
2. QRD wood diffuser N17 2X8feet X 4unit, N17 2X2feet X 3unit
3. Bass trap full height at all four corners, various density
4. Carpet tile - odourless
5. Raise the seat platform for 2nd row
* all products are handcrafted by hifi creations

Listening test:
1. Bass hits harder n tighter
2. Bass has more body n weight
3. Wider soundstage
4. Effectively reduce flutter echoes n standing waves
5. Able to play even louder without fatique
6. Add sense of 'air' n retains natural ambience
7. Gives the impression of being in a much larger room
8. Most of all, rattle free ceiling

building a line array for HT 3.1 setup for a regular customer from car audio days
current status: surface prep
Xover: mundorf supreme cap + mundorf inductor
* handcrafted by hifi creations






This post has been edited by carcrazy: Feb 6 2015, 01:46 PM

Paskal,
Wat to do, owner never allow me bigger project..lol
anyway the speaker excels in large scale imaging, dynamics and full-bodied midrange to give u the 'realisme' feel
will post the sub later when its done veneering

if u like to hear a bigger speaker, do come to this year KLAV mariott show. I have prepared an exciting 7 feet tall speaker..pls intro urself when u see me..
The demo will be conducted in a fully analog rig system


peter32,
Surround ideally shd be similar speaker as the front if budget allows it

Max sifu,
dun char kow me lar..keke
why dun we have lunch together daily during klav show..even better
whic room r u at this year

Sonerin,
room paid oredy lor..

Max@bass man,
This year changed to near the end of d corridor, 8th floor still

HT/Hifi calibrated and delivered to Mr. Kam
Source: Pioneer bdp-450 jailbreak version
AVR: Marantz 5008
Speakers: HT 3.1 walnut fiddleback satin finish
* handcrafted by hifi creations
Cables: Vermouth Audio Red velvet speaker cables(rhodium connectors) X 3 mono run, Vermouth Audio red velvet MKII RCA, Vermouth Audio Black Curse RCA, Magnet 11awg power cord, Wireworld HDMI Chroma X 2
External amp: Magnet 100watts class AB (hifi amp)
Accesories: US wall outlet furutech GTX with incoming 10mm high purity copper
Future upgrade: proper plinth,a piece of thick rug, drill using hole-saw at rack for better cables routing

Paskal,
yes..12" sub + 12" passive radiator

zzorro,
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