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http://www.aphenos.net/electronics/speakers/klh/all_ar.htm

 

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Genelec 1031a vs LX521

Anyone heard both? Which would you pick I can't seem to find detailed objective graphs on both including off axis.

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"This is the 1031A from Genelec's datasheet which has thus far matched other measurements quite closely. "

 

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http://www.aphenos.net/electronics/speakers/klh/all_ar.htm

I might throw them away. I think they're haunted. Someone died next door to them, the foam crumbled.

 

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https://medias.audiofanzine.com/images/normal/genelec-1038a-5665550.jpeg

my foams not that bad lol

 

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My cheapo VRM gadget has an acoustic model of your speakers:

Focusrite VRM Box

For those of us who find our headphone mixes don't translate well, Focusrite have created a virtual listening environment that replicates the experience of monitoring on speakers.

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[Review] Focusrite VRM Box

FocusRite VRM box, a listening test by Andy Norman on TNT-Audio, Internet HiFi magazine, www.tnt-audio.com

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1031a are 2 way monitors my 1038s are tuned to my room pita with out the amp rack mount

 

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the inner part that glues to the cone has its angle set already

 

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if you want the ars back to original you need the smooth D and not W like on my drivers

 

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the inner part that glues to the cone has its angle set already

 

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rotating-Platform-Turntable-Revolving-Monitor/dp/B01N4R1RN9/

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mcbazel-Rotating-Photography-Turntable-Motorized/dp/B096P3XGJT/

 

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i can put one of my robots on one of those but needs a 18650 cell

 

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"Battery: 3 * AAA battery or 1 * 18650 (not included) "

 

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i got 18650s

 

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Practice makes perfect. Find round stuff to rotate, accurately squirt and spread similarly thick glue neatly around etc.

 

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fix um flog them while you can cos the shite is going to hit the fan house prices round here are crashing though the floor

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/65332544/?search_identifier=271533e734420d3eb635cda2fccd6734d14129c6287edcbdcf7f929062e628ec

id offer 20

 

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no wonder why they wont give me the service manual fkn thing is glued together fkn wankers ill get in there one way or the other

 

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A hot air gun would probably cause damage.

 

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it is either glue or some sort of sealant cos it wont fkn move be a fkn mission if i have to take them off the stands as will have to take the hole room apart

 

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Seems mad if it's not designed to be serviced! Why use bolts if they're going to glue it permanently? My guess is hot glue, but whatever they've used must have dried to a brittle state by now. It'd be easy to scratch, bend or otherwise permanently damage the fascia using brute force. If those were my speakers, I'd lay them flat face up, then gently but thoroughly heat just that area using an electric blanket for several hours (shouldn't get hotter than 60 degrees C) , then tap it lightly all over the edges with a rubber mallet (cover the fascia with a thick cloth to protect it from the rubber mallet) to loosen things up a little, then try again to pry it apart using plastic prys only. If that didn't work, I'd heat again using the electric blanklet, plus use a hot air gun afterwards, risking damage - using a very low setting (start with 100 degrees C), over one corner to start with.