Starling-TBFC (Seas ER18RNX with Seas 27TBFC)
Starling-TBFC 27L Bass Reflex Tower The Starling-TBFC is the bass reflex version of the Dual Chamber Reflex Starling-DCR. It is for listeners that prefer a smaller box. In this version,… Read more >
Starling-DCR (Seas ER18RNX with Seas 27TBFC)
Starling-DCR 40L Dual Chamber Reflex 2021 opens with my ninth attempt working on the Seas ER18RNX. As some of you may have realized by now, I have a Love/Hate relationship… Read more >
Starling-MDT (the Final Cut)
ER18RNX with Morel MDT29 If there’s one thing I learned from working on the Myna-DXT, I can forget about getting the same kind of bass as in the U18RNX. It’s… Read more >
Starling-V (the Final Cut)
Seas ER18RNX with 27TDFC The first Starling I worked on was in 2010. In total, I did three versions with these drivers, the Seas ER18RNX and the 27TDFC. I was… Read more >
Starling-2020TA (a Time-aligned Seas ER18RNX)
Time Delay Though the Starling-2020 measures well, she is not time-aligned. To achieve this, I will have to delay the tweeter so that both the tweeter and the woofer reach… Read more >
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Starling-2020 (Seas ER18RNX with Morel MDT29)
Starling-2020 I first worked on the Seas ER18RNX in 2010. Over the years, I did a total of 4 versions. The Starling-2020 is my 5th and by far, my best…. Read more >
Starling-TPC (a Time & Phase Coherent 2-way)
Starling-TPC The Starling-TPC takes the development of the Starling into the realm of Time and Phase Coherency made famous by Thiele and Dunlavy. Both these manufacturers are no longer around… Read more >
Starling-TA by Roman Burian
Starling-TA Hi Sounds perfect. Lots of details. Nice for long listening. Roman
Starling-TA (Seas ER18RNX with Seas 27TDFC)
Starling-TA The Starling-TA is a Time-Aligned version of the Starling-II. Everything remains the same except the crossover. I changed quite a few components to get the ER18RNX and the 27TDFC… Read more >
Starling-II (Seas ER18RNX with Seas 27TDFC)
Starling Revisited When I first worked on the Starling, it was way back in 2010. I remember distinctly that the Seas ER18RNX woofer was quite a challenge then. Today, I… Read more >