--- In [email protected], "JC" <vannessco@...> wrote:
>
> I just posted a series of photos showing installation of a Tsunami unit in a
> River Raisin 2-6-6-6. Sound exits through stacks and other front end exits.
> Result is quite convincing but not overwhelming sound product (1:1 ears
> listening for 1:64 sounds) with a lot of tweaking. The speaker enclosure
> equals the behind the speaker cube volume of high bass enclosures but cant
> compete with a whole tender body using a tender speaker mounted downward and
> that's a physical limitation we can't alter -- yet.
> Chris Rooney
>
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Chris:
I could not locate the pics. Can I respectfully suggest that folks who post
pictures please provide a link. It is much easier for folks like me who are on
digest mode to locate the pictures. Thanks.
With respect to sound, is the issue volume or low end? I do all my speaker
installs for my steamers with bass reflex speakers in the boiler and at the
default level, the Tsunamis are loud. In fact I am finishing up an
installation in a South Wind Atlantic and my son who was playing on the other
side of the street, about 25 yards away, told me he could distinctly hear the
chuffs. I always have to turn the sound down - the default settings are just
too loud for an ops session IMHO.
BTW, as you may already know, you can get more "bass" out of the bass reflex
speaker by tweaking the Tsunami EQ settings. Of course we are constrained by
the physics of the speaker size.
YMMV,
John Gibson
Rocklin, CA
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