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In Reply to: Now, here's a music room... posted by cdb on September 11, 2008 at 20:02:28:
Not Dunlavys.
Duntech 2001s are still the speaker of choice for many music business professionals, especially the "old school" types. My friend Bob Saglio sold his ex-Jeff Rowland pair of 2001s to Steely Dan mastering engineer Scott Hull.
2001s have sealed bass loading, so no room boom (assuming a large enough room and semi-decent setup), two 12-inch woofers per side, and a cabinet large enough to guarantee within 2 dB at 27.5 Hz and very usable output at 20 Hz. The Dynaudio soft dome tweeter means that you can listen all day and not want to shoot yourself.
Furthermore, they are dirt cheap--even if you privately import a new pair--they still make them in AU.
Ciao,
JM
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Follow Ups
- I believe the speakers are Duntech Sovereign 2001s - John Marks 05:56:52 09/12/08 (8)
- As an owner of .... - Jive Turkey 17:26:26 08/08/13 (0)
- There are several pairs of them here in Canberra, very easy to drive and sensitive too! - Timbo in Oz 17:04:57 09/12/08 (4)
- RE: There are several pairs of them here in Canberra, very easy to drive and sensitive too! - John Marks 17:05:07 09/13/08 (3)
- Duntech and DAL - M3 lover 10:11:17 09/14/08 (1)
- Not even close, in my book - John Marks 12:55:46 09/14/08 (0)
- John, thanks, and an apology! - Timbo in Oz 17:29:10 09/13/08 (0)
- yep..the legendary Duntech - jdouglas51 16:54:35 09/12/08 (1)
- Regarding Duntech, the answer is, "Fashion." - John Marks 16:40:30 09/13/08 (0)
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