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Thanks Mag_Neato
That was it... I don't think I will ever listen to music at those levels, but its nice to know that the speaker has that capability in case I want to watch something at THX reference levels which calls for the ability to reach that high.
Another thing...
Do you have the link for the post about the new flared port fromt the Sierra Tower on the Sierra-2?
No, I don't have a link for that. You will have to scan through the older posts from Dave. I believe the larger port will be incorporated in brand new Sierra-2's. People who plan on doing the upgrade themselves to their Sierra-1/NrT's will obviously have to use the original port tube, but Dave said their really is not a big difference.
Ed
* Sierra-2EX's W/V2 crossover upgrade
* (2) Rythmik F12's
* Parasound Halo P6
* Audio by Van Alstine DVA-M225 Monoblock Amps
* MiniDSP 2x4HD For Sub calibration
*World's Best Cables Canare 4S11 speaker cables
Here ya go. Scroll down a little bit for pics.
Some of Dave's comments on the ports.
Some of Dave's comments on the bass output between the Sierra-2 port and Sierra-1 port.
-Jacob
So Dave, 28 of november would be the day? any chances to be earlier?
Ed
* Sierra-2EX's W/V2 crossover upgrade
* (2) Rythmik F12's
* Parasound Halo P6
* Audio by Van Alstine DVA-M225 Monoblock Amps
* MiniDSP 2x4HD For Sub calibration
*World's Best Cables Canare 4S11 speaker cables
Hi Ricardo,
At this point, providing an exact date, even an approximate week, is still not possible. Believe me, I wish I had control over this. I will say this, all PO's are in and component manufacturing is in full swing. There is still one outstanding item that we are still waiting to confirm with regard to an ETA - the goal is late November, and they know this -- but at this point, all I can do is keep my fingers crossed.
I can take a guess at the last component: epoxy resin from the Amazon rainforest!
It's the next breakthrough in speaker design. The epoxy is made in several stages by real Amazonian natives. Great time is spent traveling over 300 miles by foot, across raging rivers and crocodile-infested swamps to choose the right ingredients for the resin. The exact recipe is a closely-guarded secret, but I heard it involves Sapodilla trees, crocodile teeth, and plenty of bullet ants.
It's very easy to see the cause for delay...
-Jacob