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In Reply to: RE: alternative driver for klipschorn used as subwoofer? posted by djn on February 5, 2010 at 17:36:07:
djn wrote: "I can't comment on Bill's design...never heard it. But, are your drivers brand spanky new??? Some drivers take a bit of time to break in and if you only listened for 15 minutes, that is not enough time to get them loosened up. Anyway, that is just a thought."
This is a very valid question. I didn't mention it in my post on HT tubas, mainly because it had slipped my mind, but last summer my drivers were brand new when I was testing my tubas in the workshop, and I wasn't overwhelmed by the sound. This didn't concern me too much at the time because I've had plenty of experience breaking in new drivers. After I placed them in my system they steadily improved for several weeks until reaching their present very satisfactory level of performance.
I wonder if ffs would admit to only listening to new drivers for fifteen minutes before giving up on them even if that is the case. He struck me as being inclined to criticize just to try to prove what a "golden ear" he is.
I dream of an America where a chicken can cross the road without having it's motives questioned.
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- RE: alternative driver for klipschorn used as subwoofer? - Don Reid 02/6/1008:02:27 02/6/10 (0)
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