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hans 67 Intermediate Contributor 25+
Joined: 11 May 2003 Posts: 39 Location: Holland
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2003 10:59 am Post subject: diy Kan |
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Hello all,
has anybody ever tried to copy a Linn Kan?
If yes:
Which units did you use?
Which xover?
How was the woodwork done?
And: did it sound like a Kan?
I like the Kan's but I do not find them very regularly second hand.
Also, I think I prefer the latest incarnation (Kan II with Ku-stone)
and that makes it even more difficult to find.
If I am going to build something I do not care about which units I use (do not have to be KEF B110 bass (sorry)).
But I want the Kan sound.
If people have schematics of the xover (does not matter which version) then I like a copy.
Any suggestions are welcome!
Greetings, Hans |
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proffski Über Contributor 1000+
Joined: 22 Aug 2003 Posts: 1297 Location: Tewkesbury UK
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2003 4:31 pm Post subject: Re: diy Kan |
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Hans, you seem to have your heart set on the lousy KAN sound. Ok theuy will be louder than the LS35a, but not accurate. I think that either Wilmslow Audio, or Falcon Acoustics will be able to help. Try HART ELECTRONICS for ready made cabinets.
hans 67 wrote: | Hello all,
has anybody ever tried to copy a Linn Kan?
If yes:
Which units did you use?
Which xover?
How was the woodwork done?
And: did it sound like a Kan?
I like the Kan's but I do not find them very regularly second hand.
Also, I think I prefer the latest incarnation (Kan II with Ku-stone)
and that makes it even more difficult to find.
If I am going to build something I do not care about which units I use (do not have to be KEF B110 bass (sorry)).
But I want the Kan sound.
If people have schematics of the xover (does not matter which version) then I like a copy.
Any suggestions are welcome!
Greetings, Hans |
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proffski Über Contributor 1000+
Joined: 22 Aug 2003 Posts: 1297 Location: Tewkesbury UK
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2003 3:16 am Post subject: Re: diy Kan |
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The original Kan used SCANSPEAK tweeters, but I am not sure which model. The later Kan used a very complicated crossover, which made it more accurate, but robbed the speaker from its attack and forward nature. Watch this space...
proffski wrote: | Hans, you seem to have your heart set on the lousy KAN sound. Ok theuy will be louder than the LS35a, but not accurate. I think that either Wilmslow Audio, or Falcon Acoustics will be able to help. Try HART ELECTRONICS for ready made cabinets.
hans 67 wrote: | Hello all,
has anybody ever tried to copy a Linn Kan?
If yes:
Which units did you use?
Which xover?
How was the woodwork done?
And: did it sound like a Kan?
I like the Kan's but I do not find them very regularly second hand.
Also, I think I prefer the latest incarnation (Kan II with Ku-stone)
and that makes it even more difficult to find.
If I am going to build something I do not care about which units I use (do not have to be KEF B110 bass (sorry)).
But I want the Kan sound.
If people have schematics of the xover (does not matter which version) then I like a copy.
Any suggestions are welcome!
Greetings, Hans |
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man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle.
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