With a system like this, I simply cannot believe that you are not using analog for a source.

Why?

twl February 20, 2005 23:46

The cabinets were custom built for the original owner by Tyler Acoustics based on a Lowther-USA bass reflex design.

danner August 01, 2003 09:47

What type of enclosure do have for the Lowthers?

analogphil July 25, 2003 16:21

Thanks Warren. Just replaced the PS Ultimate Outlet (that was on the digital components) with an Audio Magic Stealth Digital. I think my system has arrived as well. Must be magic.

danner July 25, 2003 04:05

it's not clear from your post. Do you have all your components plugged into your Stealth? If you do: separate your digital from analog. Audio Magic has a Digital Mini for you front end. Improvement in your sound will be major. I had all my electronics, initially, plugged into my Stealth. When I moved up to the Matrix I decided on the separation. My system has, since, arrived. peace, warren

warrenh July 18, 2003 11:14

I've used the RCS with a 300B amp (using Sophia meshplates) and now with the SE45 (Emission Labs type 45). The RCS has been great with both though I prefer the SE45.

danner July 17, 2003 03:49

Very interesting system. Most single driver aficionados that I have encountered are hard core analog. I'm curious about how the digital room correction works with your tubed components.

thsalmon July 17, 2003 00:00

The Janis is driven by an Interphase 3 x-over/amp that is part of the W3 'system.' The crossover is at 100Hz with control for volume and phase. It's a 50w solid state amp. The Lowthers are run full bandwidth without going through the crossover.

danner July 16, 2003 20:46

Do you have a sub amp? What's driving the Janis?

elevick July 16, 2003 15:17