I am fond of efficient speakers powered by low-wattage amplifiers. Any thoughts on an econowave-inspired desktop speaker for use with the PC? I am in love with the sound of the B&C DE250 horn driver and was thinking of matching it up with a B&C 6NDL38 6-1/2" woofer. It looks like it will do well in a smallish box of around .25 cu ft. I'd like to use a mini-dsp and actively crossover with 2 topping amps. The pair would only play down to 80Hz or so where I have a 10" Dayton sub under my desk for the lows. I am uncertain of the horn but was considering the Faital Tractrix as I want to keep the width under 8" to save deskspace.
If anyone is interested, my current desktop speakers are very simple, a 5-1/2" silverflute with a peerless BC25SC06-04 tweeter and a 1st order crossover and the same 10" Dayton sub. Efficient, cheap, and sound very good. Currently, powered by a now-discontinued Dayton 2.1 plate amp.
If anyone is interested, my current desktop speakers are very simple, a 5-1/2" silverflute with a peerless BC25SC06-04 tweeter and a 1st order crossover and the same 10" Dayton sub. Efficient, cheap, and sound very good. Currently, powered by a now-discontinued Dayton 2.1 plate amp.
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