ESS AMT 1C

Nick Danger

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#41
Not sure about build year yet, Jimmy. Crossovers will need to be recapped/ upgraded(?) in the near- future but still sound good. These will end up biamped with an active crossover when I pull the original x- overs out to work on them.
 

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I have a pair of 1A's I got a t a thrift store for $49. of course everything was dryrotted. Any ideas on what it would take to convert to the 1B or 1C? The 1A's supposedly have a lower crossover point that stresses the Heil.
 

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Just noticed this thread Doug, I think I have some Polk passive radiators in the garage you could have had for free. Nice looking speakers! What's wrong with your amp????
 

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I have a pair of 1A's I got a t a thrift store for $49. of course everything was dryrotted. Any ideas on what it would take to convert to the 1B or 1C? The 1A's supposedly have a lower crossover point that stresses the Heil.
Not sure what it would take to covert from 1A > 1 C/D, crossovers at the very least. I know there are a couple of kats over at AK that are ESS junkies and I will try and see if I can't get them to chime in on this thread.... The crossover point seems to have be changed over the run of these as they tried to match the lightning-fast high and mid response vs. the slower woofer. Probably more of an issue at higher volumes as all sounds creamy- shmooove through my system at lower listening levels.
 

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Passive Radiators Installed

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Yeah, so they sound about a bajillion times better with the radiators- imagine that.
 

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Just noticed this thread Doug, I think I have some Polk passive radiators in the garage you could have had for free. Nice looking speakers! What's wrong with your amp????
Thanks for the offer and I agree that they are pretty sweet lookin'. Not sure what's up with Phyllis, but I will get her fixed after the Holidays.
 

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#48
Got a pretty good idea what's wrong with her. It's not blowing fuses , and has .......what minus 80 vdc on the speaker outs or plus 80vdc?? Either way it's 99% bet that's it's a bad component on the driver board. A pico fuse burnt on the backplanes would not cause that.....I think. That's a question for Joe...
 

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Got a pretty good idea what's wrong with her. It's not blowing fuses , and has .......what minus 80 vdc on the speaker outs or plus 80vdc?? Either way it's 99% bet that's it's a bad component on the driver board. A pico fuse burnt on the backplanes would not cause that.....I think. That's a question for Joe...
+/- 85v I think was what I was getting when we talked, Lee.
 
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