Placement tips for Synergistic Research HTFs

Todd & Ozzy
Thanks for adding so much value to this thread.  Just to put s capstone on my participation, I have to admit when I did my final placements I totally forgot about adding any Ozinators to the tops of my Magnepans.  Even when I read about your success with them on top of your speakers it didn't initially register any response in me.  Finally I asked myself why hadn't I tried them again on top of my speakers too.  So, I did!
Talk about your missing piece of the puzzle.
Immediately I was treated to the return of the zing and zip that had been missing in my high frequencies. The overall sound became a little more spacious too.
Funny thing, with the placements on top of my Maggies, pointed directly at the ceiling, I was able to move away from my sole use of the very large, heavy resonators I built and I ended up using two pair of Todd's smaller designs for my four speakers.  Todd's resonators were very good at bringing out the life in my high frequencies.  I am now one happy clam!
So, I now have twelve Ozinators in my system and a big smile on my face!

Thanks guys.
Happy listening,
and if you're ever in Milwaukee,,,,,,,

That’s great to hear! (See what I did there?) It really is quite amazing that these tiny little things actually make a difference.. thanks for starting this thread. I was interested in DIY HFTs, but couldn’t find anything on the web. Then this lovely thread popped up that same week. Talk about good timing!

I’ve begun to put my resonators in hidden spots around my room where I notice a bit too much sound pressure from low frequencies or audible ringing from highs and they are definitely helping dissipate the problems

hi toolbox,
I found the thread extremely interesting,i ordered 15 hardline copper cones large as ozzy suggested,and i m struggling choosing the copper caps.
So length is 1/8"???
diameter is 1/4"???
http://www.ebay.com/itm/311722560634
here is the link of my cones.
I ve noted the valley hydraulic service company.
thks

Sakso - the cones you ordered are 9.5mm in diameter. That equals 3/8". The copper pipe caps from the hydraulic/plumbing supply stores are sized by their internal diameter. So the 3/8" pipe caps should do nicely.

Have fun!

thks toddverrone!