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Way cool!

Posted by E-Stat (A) on October 11, 2022 at 13:58:23

In Reply to: RE: A concept that took me decades to fully appreciate posted by kentaja on October 11, 2022 at 13:32:32:

Nelson Pass used double Dayton-Wrights at shows to demo his amplifiers back in the late 70s. Truth be told, he ended up changing the original 800A design after driving doubles.

I frequented (and later worked part time) at a shop in Atlanta called Fat Julian's Audio that profoundly steered my audio path as a teen. Introduced me to Magnepan, Audio Research, Dahlquist, Transcriptors, Sonus among other brands.

There were lots of knowledgeable regulars and that's where I met JWC. Julian eventually sold Dayton-Wright and originally used Dunlap-Clarke amps with them. The D-W rep later introduced him to Threshold and he picked up that line too starting with the 800A. The reps name? Dan D'Agostino! I met him briefly circa '76 or so.

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