Cambridge soundworks model 6 manual#

Every detail is so natural, clean, and balanced. I imagine this is exactly how the artists intended to have their music played. I have them mated to a powered Onkyo sub set to ~75hz and the transition is seamless. These speakers complement my vintage Pioneer SX-727 perfectly nothing short of orgasmic. If Bose had a product like the Model Six they would be advertising the hell out of it. I had to write a review to reinforce everyone else that has written on these speakers. By the end of this period, these speakers really transformed and began to sing!! My alternatives in this price range would be some very sloppy sounding ported bookshelf speakers.ДЄs mentioned in previous reviews, I let the speakers break in for about 10 hours a day at moderate volumes for 3 days. Most casual observers tell me 'those speakers look 30 years old.' I couldn't care less. The next time these speakers go on sale I'm going to buy another set just in case Cambridge Soundworks stops production someday. They are on 24inch high speaker stands, and sit 5.5inches from the wall. Of course, if you want to go to the trouble, a good subwoofer would remedy the lack of bass to some extent and make these speakers a great all around choice. For rock, hip-hop, tribal drumming, look elsewhere. For jazz, classical, ambient, New Age, vocals, you're good. Look, for the money you're paying for these babies what do you expect? A speaker that can everything? Fat chance! But, for the money, you will hear sounds accurately reproduced with feeling and expression at a level that that rivals much more expensive speakers. I changed CD 's to Yusef Lateef, and while the flute came through with flying colors, the bass and the drum track took a serious drubbing.

I'm listening to Oliver Nelson's 'Jazz and the Abstract Blues,' and the brass reproduces beautifully. If the job is jazz - or other music that accentuates highs and mids - this is the speaker for you! On the other hand, if you're a bass junkie you'll be sorely disappointed. I'd rather not spend more than $15 per tweeter if possible.My philosophy has always been - You need the right tool for the job. So what is a cheap tweeter that would be a good match here? Like I said these are going in my garage so quality and an exact match to the originals isn't highly important. I temporarily connected an extra tweeter that was damaged in shipping from my GR-Research X-LS Classic build ( ) and it seemed to work fine in both speakers so I'm pretty sure the rest of the electronics are fine. The cutout hole in the cabinet is about 2', and diameter of the recess is about 3.25'. I can't find any exact replacements online.

The model number stamped on the back is P13-0001.

Cambridge soundworks model 6 manual#

I can't find specs on the tweeters, the manual simply says: 1 3/4' cone tweeter with center 5/8' dome. I removed both tweeters and tested them with a multimeter and both read 0. The woofers need to be re-foamed which looks cheap and easy to do. Audio quality isn't super important here. I have a pair of vintage KLH Model Six speakers that I fully restored ( ) so I'd like to fix these newer Model Sixes for use in my garage. I believe at some point manufacturing was moved overseas. The sticker says they were designed and manufactured in Needham Massachusetts. They are an older build of the newer style model six.

I came into possession of a pair of Cambridge Soundworks Model Six speakers.