soffit mount dynaudio bm6a's and or genelec 1030's?

Started by bubblefish on 24 June 2004. 5 replies, 2004–2005.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 1849.

I,m getting my new near fields soon, and will be bilding a small project studio (only a control room) in the near future, but i have no specific room at present though. but is it worth soffit mounting such small speakers? what about over heating I hear they get quite warm with the built in amps? any pointers would be great. kind regards kieran
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Well once again i get to say it. :) I Soffitted my Mackie HR824's and have nothing but good success. :) if heat is a concer, buy a couple of 120mm Computer fans to blow air past the amplifier and power them up with a radio shack 12vdc adapter
thanks for the reply and good to hear of your success.
Hello, does it make any sense to soffit these speakers? They are rear ported bass reflex system or? I want to use these speakers in my new studio I´m building right now and need some advise. My room is 10.1 feet width and 12.5 feet in length. I use these plan for construction the walls and angles. thx ms-scope
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I found this link about this topic but it only inludes information for passive hifi models: http://www.dynaudiousa.com/products/instal.htm Maybe anyone here can help and has an info or a tip if Dynaudio Bm6a is soffit mountable? I have these speakers and love them. I´m building my studio right now and need to know if it is possible whith them. They are rear ported bass reflex system . I would hate to let them go cause I have worked whith them for quite a while and love their sound. It must be possible or? It would be really pissing me off if I have to change the speakers only of the soffit´s.... Michael