RE: Planar speakers; room placement and positioning, long vs short wall, inside vs outside. Some thoughts

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In Reply to: Planar speakers; room placement and positioning, long vs short wall, inside vs outside. Some thoughts posted by cfb on June 10, 2010 at 15:53:32:

I generally agree with your Apogee findings.

I was the third Apogee dealer that Jason Bloom selected in the early 1980s. Sold and installed quite a few of the original Full Range Ribbon model (my favorite Apogee, btw). We got their permission/blessing to bypass the passive crossovers and tri-amplify, direct-coupled. Woah!!!

I might mention that vertical tilt seemed to be less of a problem on these than with the later, shorter models. But it was still worthwhile addressing it.

Best regards,

Jim Smith

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